In recent years, kiosks have largely disappeared from the streets of Polish cities. However, Żabka has decided to refresh this well-known concept. The new location in Wrocław will be the smallest store operated by the company in Poland.
Shortly, Żabka will open this smallest facility, strategically located near Wrocław Główny railway station. The outlet resembles a kiosk but will primarily offer standard Żabka offerings — including snacks, beverages, and coffee.
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“I know that even before the official opening, the new spot around the station is already garnering significant interest from locals and tourists. Although the operation will differ from what we are accustomed to, the layout of the kiosk is well thought out, ensuring comfortable service for both staff and customers using the PKP station and local public transport,” said Michał Lewandowicz, a franchisee from Wrocław.
Agata Michalska, Director of New Formats Expansion at Żabka Polska, added, “Kiosks have always been part of the urban landscape. Today, they return in a modern form, adapted to the fast pace of contemporary customers. We will observe how this concept is received as we see significant potential for further development of such solutions.”
Żabka currently operates approximately 12,800 stores across Poland and Romania.
