Boulder, Colo. – Lucky’s Market, a growing natural and organic foods grocer that offers affordable options for every day foods and specialty choices, has announced that the company has signed numerous new leases for additional store locations in Florida.
Lucky’s Market is growing at a steady rate and is proud to officially announce signed leases for new stores in the following Florida locations: Venice, West Boca, Pensacola and Ormond Beach. New stores in these cities are scheduled to open in the next 18 to 24 months.
Lucky’s Market recently announced that the company will also open new stores in the following locations in Florida: Oakleaf, Bonita Springs, Cape Coral, Naples , Fort Myers, Port Charlotte, Port St. Lucie, Boca Raton, Dania Beach, Cooper City, Hunters Creek, Orlando, Winter Park, Vineland, Colonial Landing, and Lake Mary.
In addition, Lucky’s Market has a handful of store locations with letters of intent, and the company will release this information as it becomes available. Lucky’s Market currently operates 30 stores (13 stores in Florida) and anticipates its store count by the end of 2018 to total more than 35 stores (more than 16 in Florida).
Lucky’s Market was started in 2003 by two chefs with the goal to offer everyone top-quality products at affordable prices with genuine personal service. Lucky’s unique concept includes a wide variety of specialty foods such as: in-house smoked bacon, house-made sausages, fresh seafood, a large selection of fresh, local produce, and a decadent bakery at the store. Lucky’s in-house butcher serves “never ever” meats, which have never been treated with antibiotics or artificial growth hormones. Staying true to Lucky’s culinary roots, customers will also find a department filled with ready-to-eat meals, made from scratch daily inside the store as well as fresh grab-and-go sushi options, hot ramen bars, and hundreds of cheeses from all over the world. Lucky’s Market stores also include juice bars, bulk foods, apothecary departments, beer and wine, inviting café areas and the company’s famous “Sip ‘n Stroll” program where customers can grab a $2 pint of local beer or a $3 glass of wine to enhance their shopping experience.
About Lucky’s Market
Lucky’s Market was started in 2003 by two chefs, Trish and Bo Sharon, when they bought a convenience store in Boulder, Colo. The Sharons shared a vision of creating a grocery store where food lovers like themselves would want to shop, with quality products sold at affordable prices with genuine personal service. Today, those goals are the hallmarks of the Lucky’s style and Lucky’s operates 30 stores in 11 states. For more information, please visit http://www.luckysmarket.com.
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