Center City Grocer Enjoys Early Success
The Grand Central Market and Deli on Monroe Center offers Center City residents new food shopping opportunities. The increasing number of condo dwellers can easily stop in and grab a sandwich, a bottle of wine, or a few groceries to prepare for themselves.
The Grand Central Market and Deli on Monroe Center offers Center City residents new food shopping opportunities. The increasing number of condo dwellers can easily stop in and grab a sandwich, a bottle of wine, or a few groceries to prepare for themselves.
According to excerpts from the story:
With residential development happening all over the downtown area, the owners of Grand Central Market and Deli have stumbled upon a brilliant business plan: There are people living around here, and these people need groceries.
“I think we’ve kind of been filling that void,” said co-owner Andrew Armstrong, who opened the Monroe Center store/deli in November with Jason and Ryan Wheeler. “We’re trying to be known as a full-service grocery.”
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