One of Glasgow’s leading shopping destinations has announced a trio of new store openings.
The new arrivals at St Enoch Centre further strengthen its leisure, dining and retail offering ahead of the busy festive period.
Popular British retailer Next is set to open its doors at St Enoch Centre on November 13, transforming the former Debenhams space on Argyle Street into Glasgow’s flagship store, while KFC is set to open its doors on November 18.
Meanwhile, Escape Hunt has officially opened its doors at St Enoch Centre. The escape room experience invites thrill-seekers to test their code-cracking skills in several immersive worlds from ancient Egypt to Medieval Britain.
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George Reader, Centre Director said: “Following a strong start to the year, we are delighted to welcome some world-class new retailers and restaurateurs to St Enoch Centre ahead of the festive season.
“The arrival of major brands, Next, Escape Hunt and KFC, deliver on our promise to continuously innovate and excite our shoppers, bringing them the best leisure, fashion and dining experiences Glasgow has to offer."
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