New Elgin Service Station in Moray, on the North East coast of Scotland has reopened following a major refit.
The busy 10,000 sq ft site, owned by Arul Palaniappan, was completely transformed over an eight week phased programme, with project management, design and fit out completed by Vertex.
Previously a Family Shopper, the newly refitted Premier outlet now boasts dedicated pop and beer caves, each measuring 800sq ft.
Food to go is a strong focus for the store, which houses Costa Coffee, Rollover hot dog and Tango Ice Blast machines, as well as a new hot food kitchen and bakery.
A long counter area houses vape and spirits displays and the area is highlighted with halo lights hanging from a striking, wavy edged suspended ceiling.
After closing from March 24 until April 10, the store had a soft launch on April 11, before holding a grand re-opening over the Easter bank holiday weekend. Customers were offered a free Jack’s flapjack with every regular Costa purchased and 50p discounts on Rollover and Tango Ice Blast to celebrate. In addition, they could write their name and number on the back of their receipt to be entered into a draw to win £50 worth of shopping.
