Royal Farms Under Renovations, Adding Chicken
The downtown convenience store and gas station is scheduled to re-open next month.
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UPDATED (2:30 p.m.)——Royal Farms' famous chicken is coming to Havre de Grace.
The Havre de Grace Royal Farms at the corner of Juniata and Revolution streets is closed for renovations. A spokesman for Royal Farms told Patch Tuesday afternoon the store has a set a July 25 target date for reopening.
Royal Farms spokesman Ed Stronski said the store will undergo an expansion, as well as interior and exterior renovations.
The changes will bring the Havre de Grace store up to par with the other 135 stores in Maryland, Delaware, Virginia and Pennsylvania. The majority of Royal Farms stores offer chicken—including those in Aberdeen, Port Deposit, Bel Air and Churchville, according to the Royal Farms website.
Fred Cullum
2:36 pm on Tuesday, June 21, 2011
I have been told it will be a 14 week project. Remodel inside and out with a new parking lot in the rear.
Kate_archived
6:18 pm on Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Where am I suppose to get gas now ? *dies*
I have to drive all the way to Wawa in aberdeen? Wtf.
Bill Lawson
6:30 pm on Tuesday, June 21, 2011
There's always the 7-11 or the One Stop or the BP.
Brent
8:39 pm on Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Seriously, they aren't the only game in town. The only thing they have in favor in their current [soon to be former] state is location, location, location. Even before Shell/Highs closed, all of the gas stations in town are usually around the same price, give or take a cent.
Alicia
9:13 pm on Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Well hopefully they will also renovate some of the staff. I love standing in a long line while one person tries to do EVERYTHING and the other girl keeps running outside to talk to a guy instead of helping the girl who is actually doing her job or better yet waiting for the person ringing you up to finish answering a text so she can take your money. Dont get me wrong its not everyone but there are a few that need to get it together.
CJ
7:16 am on Wednesday, June 22, 2011
I agree with Alicia! The line can be 10 people deep and only one person working while others stand around talking or deciding to take their smoke break at the door - the whole building reaks of smoke - why bother going outside if you are just going to stand at the door and let the smoke filter back in and on your customers as they come and go.... Just a thought - you may want to hire mature employees - and I'm not talking about their age....
Eddie Stevenson
10:23 pm on Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Now I wish somebody would so something with the lot across from Burger King on Pulaski: It's an eyesore
Fred Cullum
2:13 pm on Friday, June 24, 2011
Jessica, Read the first response to this story.............
Eddie Stevenson
11:59 pm on Sunday, July 24, 2011
Im guessing the opening is delayed?