Marks & Spencer returns to Sharjah with a new store in City Centre Al Zahia
British retailer Marks & Spencer, operated by Al-Futtaim Group in the region, has opened a brand-new store on the first floor at City Centre Al Zahia, returning to Sharjah after a decade.
Offering the complete Marks & Spencer shopping experience, the new store spans across 14,500 sqft, showcasing its trusted quality and confident styles for the whole family, in addition to a wide selection of convenient, nutritious and delicious food products. Sharjah customers can expect an extensive range of womenswear, menswear, kidswear and lingerie, as well as special edit of handpicked beauty catalogue.
When it comes to delicious, quality food, the new M&S Food Hall offers a wide variety of innovative food products including 1,700 lines of ambient and frozen items. Customers will also be spoilt for choice with more than 160 lines of frozen food products from Picard available exclusively at Marks & Spencer.
Efficiency is guaranteed as the M&S Food Hall at City Centre Al Zahia is the second in the region after the Dubai Hills Mall store to introduce self-checkout points for its customers.
Furthermore, the brand-new venue will house the M&S Café to seat more than 40 customers. Guests can opt to take away their favourite picks, sip on a comforting warm beverage at the coffee counter or choose a table to sit back and enjoy a bite or two of scrumptious M&S treats.
“We are very pleased to return to Sharjah, introducing a new and enhanced Marks & Spencer shopping experience to its communities. With the opening of the City Centre Al Zahia store, our goal is to offer our customers in Sharjah with a wider range of high-quality lines of womenswear, menswear, kidswear as well as an unrivalled product assortment with the new M&S Food Hall and Café,” said Nick Batey, General Manager, Marks & Spencer MENA, Al Futtaim Retail.
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