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The home deliveries are piling up inside this small Provigo store in Montreal. This store never had parcel pickup, but they use car order / commande à l'auto bins for home delivery service.
Not long opened, this Co-op foodstore is part of a small complex of shops and appartments in Shard End, Birmingham- there had been a Co-op branch here since the estate was built after the War, although it had closed in later years.
Feb 2012
Owner Retiring, Selling Freshline Foods In Oak Lawn
Beloved family-owned grocery store closing after 47 years in Oak Lawn.
By Lorraine Swanson, Patch Staff | Jul 11, 2018 3:49 am ET
Owner Retiring, Selling Freshline Foods In Oak Lawn
OAK LAWN, IL --
After 47 years of serving the Oak Lawn community, the owner of Freshline Foods is retiring and selling the grocery store. John Siakotos announced he would be selling the family-owned business in a letter to customers on the store's website.
"We are beyond grateful for your loyal business and support throughout the decades. It has been a pleasure to serve you all."
The Skiatos family first opened the grocery store at 5355 W. 95th St. under the name Freshline Certified, a retailers cooperative serving independently owned grocery stores, in 1971. Operating now under the name Freshline Foods, the store employs approximately 60 people.
Siakotos said the store would remain open and continue business as usual until all inventory is cleared from the stores shelves. In the meantime, customers will receive 30 percent off their grocery purchases until the store closes. The owner did not indicate a closing date or if there were any interested buyers.
"Our commitment to providing you with the highest quality products and friendly service is still our top priority … We look forward to seeing each of you in the store these final weeks to thank you personally."
A few weeks after the store closed it was announced that Pete's Fresh Market would be moving in.
This is a separate conveyor / set of rollers that was used sparingly to transport goods from the back room of A&P store 386 to the basement. Was primarily used to store seasonal goods when not in season (e.g. Christmas decor or summertime suncreen.)
Another Imperial Stout from the basement. This 2010 vintage coffee oatmeal stout from Athens, GA brewer Terrapin is as awesome now as it was in 2010. The dark roasted coffee is almost overpowering but balanced with some nice dark chocolate and malt. It is slightly viscous and eminently drinkable, hiding the 8.1% ABV very well. It goes great with some Trader Joe's 85% Cocoa Dark Chocolate!
The upper of the two old car order/parcel pickup/commande à l'auto conveyor belts at ex-A&P store #386. This is the point at which the 50m long straightaway section of belt started. It switched from electric powered rollers on a curved section, that then brought the bins from another straightaway belt that transported them up from the rollers at the left-side cash registers.
Kris and I went to Young Harris College in Young Harris, Georgia for a work-related meeting. This is a photo taken of the area behind the front counter through the window of an abandoned gas station we passed along the way.
The home deliveries are piling up inside this small Provigo store in Montreal. This store never had parcel pickup, but they use car order / commande à l'auto bins for home delivery service.
WMPTE ex Wolverhampton Guy Aranb 80N operating from Walsall garage is arrving at Cannock bus station in September 1974. It has just passed "Krazy Kuts" a discount foodstore owned by Walsall Co-op.
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Australian Adventure -
After strolling through the City of Hobart quarter, hitting Battery Point we found the WURSTHAUS, named one of the top five foodstores in Australia.
Seems to be a Holden Caprice in front of the store ;)
Holden - Australian Carmakers ... this was another story we learned ;)
Stock Lane as it appeared in the late 1950s, with a field where Ingleton House now stands. Opposite stood Sidgewick's house and stables (now Fairfield estate). In the distance can be seen the then new bungalows in Stock lane and housing started in Pine Close and Pine Drive. The cottages on the left are still there, the car park of the Co-op Foodstore being around the corner. The field with the horses in was probably part of the paddock and stabling of The Spread Eagle Inn on the High Street. This was demolished in 1963.
This is a separate conveyor / set of rollers that was used sparingly to transport goods from the back room of A&P store 386 to the basement. Was primarily used to store seasonal goods when not in season (e.g. Christmas decor or summertime suncreen.)
Former grocery branch of the Desborough co-op, recently merged into it's bigger neighbour Midlands Co-op. This foodstore has been closed down and re-opened as a Co-op funeral branch, much to the consternation of the local residents. At least it is being used at the moment and is not boarded up. Photo copyright MCS ltd.
Ley Supermarket food store and retail store on the 2nd floor in Puerto Vallarta Mexico Nov 2011
LEY
362 Juarez Street,
between Chile and Uraguay Streets,
in the northern part of 'El Centro' (Downtown)
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Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco Mexico
Nov 2011
Kris and I went to Young Harris College in Young Harris, Georgia for a work-related meeting. This is a photo taken through the window of an abandoned gas station we passed along the way.
The service industry is an important employer in the city. The city centre is one of the main shopping areas, with the pedestrianised Cruises St being one of the main shopping streets and also the recently pedestrianised Bedford Row. New on the agenda is the proposed pedestranisation of O'Connell St up to Roches St near the Oriental Foodstore and a new look for William St, the heart of Limerick City. Each side of the city has outlying shopping areas. Crescent Shopping Centre is in Dooradoyle, not far from the city centre. It has over 90 shopping outlets along with restaurants and the 12-screen Omniplex Cinema. Regular bus services run from the city centre to the Crescent Shopping Centre. The Jetland Shopping Centre is in Caherdavin. It opened in 2005. Its main anchor is Dunnes Stores, with other shops and services including Golden Discs and Costa Coffee
The Milk Market located at Cornmarket Row in the city centre sells locally produced foods and products. The market is run by the Limerick Market Trustees and is one of the oldest markets run in the country. The market is open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday with the Saturday market acting as the flagship and most popular market day. In 2010 work was undertaken to redevelop the existing market premises to an all – weather, all year round market facility as the market operated in an outdoor environment. The work involved constructing a large canopy over the existing market premises and was officially re-opened in June 2010.
This Provigo store in Dorval used to offer, like so many other Montreal-area stores, car order parcel pickup / commande à l'auto. The fact that they've kept a sizable number of car order bins probably means that this store uses the bins now for home delivery services.
This is a separate conveyor / set of rollers that was used sparingly to transport goods from the back room of A&P store 386 to the basement. Was primarily used to store seasonal goods when not in season (e.g. Christmas decor or summertime suncreen.)
Newspaper ad for National Food Stores featuring little girl mascot Natalie, from the Minneapolis Star, June 10, 1960. Apparently not everybody keeps house as well as National.
Strictly speaking this is Morton, not Gainsborough, but we allow Morton (and Lea) within the scope of Gainsborough pictures because both are actually joined onto the town.
This is the new Morton Co-Op, built about 10 years ago - the old Co-Op and a rather nice old cottage were demolished to make way for this architectural gem and the car park, despite some local opposition.
Back outside, it is time to move out from the Tsukiji area as I have covered the Tsukiji outer market in some detail (see previous pictures earlier in this album and also a few pictures later in this album). So as I am back at the large intersection, waiting to cross the street and head towards the Tsukijishijo metro station, I noticed this corner Lawson convenience store and coffee shop above it. I took this picture as I thought I had got a fairly good perspective of the building from the pedestrian crossing across the street. I did not see too many Lawsons convenience stores around Japan, at least not as numerous as the 7-elevens which you all in Thailand- heck, there is 7-eleven there on every street corner and even several on the same street! (Tokyo, Japan, Apr/ May 2019)
Here is a store on the Yangshuo West Street entirely dedicated to hot chilly peppers. Having shot with a heavy dSLR for a major part of the morning, I had decided to give the big boy some rest and was shooting with an ancient Canon SX100 IS. That meant a sacrifice in colour and sharpness somewhat. Visiting West Street, travelers will be surrounded by an array of traditional folk art coupled with amazing international elements. Various gift shops, craftwork shops, painting and calligraphy stores, backpack shops, cafes, and Chinese Kung Fu academies jostle for attention. The sheer variety of the items on offer is mind boggling. travelers will be amazed by a multitude of items, In addition, everywhere on the street you can find bars and cafes, some run by foreigners, decorated with bamboo rafts, fish baskets, wax-painted tablecloths, and so on. This store seems to be selling local produce. We had seen stalls selling chilly peppers and condiments earlier in the Daxu ancient town as well, the previous day. (see Daxu album). (Yangshuo, Guilin, China, May 2017)
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BT61HYU, a Mercedes Artic. in service with Farmfoods, delivering to their Telford store.
A tight turn to avoid the bollards.