Sitting here in Morrisons Cafe pondering about life, and I think I've found a trend in the business of 'Super'markets.
In all the super markets I have been in over the past year, only a hand full of small branches haven't had either a cafe or a petrol station contained within it's dull surroundings. The managers of supermarkets have obviously recognised a need for food areas and petrol stations in supermarkets...but why? Even in a smaller supermarket like this one, they have managed to fit a bigger than costa sized cafe and a 12 pump petrol station. And when the food is relatively cheap in price, and the petrol is the cheapest in the town, i'm not suprised that super markets across the country have turned to this business trend.
In all the super markets I have been in over the past year, only a hand full of small branches haven't had either a cafe or a petrol station contained within it's dull surroundings. The managers of supermarkets have obviously recognised a need for food areas and petrol stations in supermarkets...but why? Even in a smaller supermarket like this one, they have managed to fit a bigger than costa sized cafe and a 12 pump petrol station. And when the food is relatively cheap in price, and the petrol is the cheapest in the town, i'm not suprised that super markets across the country have turned to this business trend.
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