New 'neighbourhood store' is launched in Harrogate property that has been empty for 12 months

A new shop has opened in Harrogate with the pledge to become the "go-to destination" for “fresh flavours, traditional favourites and everyday essentials”.

GrociKo opened its doors for the first time on Sunday at 1 Stonefall Avenue in Starbeck.

The new grocery store has taken over the unit vacated by Papa Johns pizza takeaway which had closed in May 2024 as part of a nationwide closure programme of 43 sites across the UK.

Describing itself as “your local neighbourhood grocery and daily essentials store”, GrociKo offers shoppers a “massive range of exotic spices, fresh produce.”

The new grocery store has taken over the unit vacated by Papa Johns pizza takeaway in Harrogate which closed down in May 2024. (Picture contributed)placeholder image
The new grocery store has taken over the unit vacated by Papa Johns pizza takeaway in Harrogate which closed down in May 2024. (Picture contributed)

A spokesperson said: "GrociKo is Harrogate’s premier international grocery store and off-licence, specializing in authentic Indian, Asian, and South Indian (Kerala) food products.

"We bridge the gap in local shopping by offering a massive range of exotic spices, fresh produce, and African groceries alongside everyday UK essentials

"We are the go-to destination for those seeking a taste of home, featuring premium imported brands and specialty ingredients for traditional recipes.

"For ultimate convenience, customers can shop our full range via the GrociKo app for daily home delivery in Harrogate.

"Visit us for friendly service, competitive prices, and the widest selection of international flavours."

For more information, visit: https://www.grociko.co.uk/

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