Alma – delicatessen

28.09.2011 The first Alma Delicatessen in Szczecin!

The first Alma Delicatessen in Szczecin!      

The first Alma Delicatessen store in Szczecin was opened on 28th September at the Kaskada shopping centre.
2,500 square meters of floor area, outlets of Krakowski Kredens and Alma Aqua, a humidor with cigars and lots of imported quality products are just a few of the attractions that customers of the new Alma Delicatessen in Szczecin have been enjoying since last Wednesday. The brand’s first store in Zachodniopomorskie province offers over 60,000 products and tempts buyers with attractive prices and all kinds of special offers available all year round.

The customers of Alma Delicatessen will find there all their favourite foodstuffs that they need every day – fresh fruit and vegetables, excellent meat and smoked meat products, a wide selection of imported food products from all over Europe. Of course there is an outlet of Krakowski Kredens where inhabitants of Szczecin can find sausages, teas, coffees, fruit preserves,  vegetable products, handmade confectionery and liqueurs made according to traditional recipes exclusively for the Alma brand by small, often family-owned businesses from Kraków and the surrounding areas.

„At last residents of Szczecin can experience the joy of shopping at Alma Delicatessen. What makes us different from other stores  is not only a good selection of basic products that need to be bought on an everyday basis but also a wide assortment of imported products delivered exclusively to Alma Delicatessen,” says Justyna Zajączkowska, PR Manager Alma Market. 

Over the first few days after the opening, Alma Delicatessen launched several special offers, competitions and tasting events for its customers.

The store is located on Level -1 and there is parking space set apart for its customers at the Kaskada shopping centre car park.

This is the 31st store of the Alma chain, and the second one (after the one in Warsaw) opened this year. Two more stores will be opened in October, one in Modlniczka on the outskirts of Kraków, and another one in Warsaw’s Bemowo district.