THE Glen Shopping Centre will be launching its newly revamped Food Hall on April 26, just in time for the next long holiday weekend.
Looking very swish, the new lighter tiled floors with wood effect insets, huge open spaces giving it an airy and light feel, and an altogether back to nature element, The Glen is excited about the opening.
Family entertainment is big with the Mr Funtubbles gaming arcade arena, bringing a fun concept, as well as the existing iJump Trampoline Arena and Nu metro movies, add the newly revamped family eating places, as well as some new brands, and you’ll be hard-pressed to find such great family enjoyment in the South of Joburg.
What management can tell you is the ever popular Mugg and Bean and Ocean Basket will be back. Ocean Basket is opening with a brand new sushi bar concept, and Krispy Kreme Doughnuts is coming in as well as Mochachos, Sweets from Heaven, Anat, Nando’s, Studio 88, Pep, Babies R Us, Toys R Us, Bidvest Bank and African Bank. Also new to the centre is the Shield full car wash service, which utilises treated greywater, making it the most eco-friendly car wash in the South. Shield is situated within the entrance 8 parking lot near Sportsmans Warehouse.
Other new tenants The Glen is looking forward to welcoming in other areas of the centre include Chateaux Gateaux, Dairy Fairy, Sliders Café, Mugg and Bean Express and the return of the Snooze Shop. The Glen also boasts newly renovated bathrooms, complementing the newly tiled walkways throughout the centre.
“We are looking forward to welcoming all our regular customers and hope to entice new customers looking for the perfect shopping centre,” said Dean Myburgh, marketing manager.
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