It’s unbelievable! Żabka opened store no. 1000 in Warsaw

It is no secret that Żabka stores have taken over housing estates in every Polish city in recent years. Both in metropolises, medium-sized agglomerations and simply small towns. It often happens that we find four or five Frogs within a radius of several hundred meters. The expansion has reached such proportions that Poles now ask each other instead of: “Are you going to the store?” is: “Are you going to Żabka?” – and this is a completely understandable trend. The assortment is very similar everywhere, the prices are the same, the availability is very high. For customers, it’s simply convenience. Often, a small shopping trip takes literally a minute or two from leaving the staircase. However, it is worth noting today’s anniversary.

Frog. Store no. 1000 in Warsaw

The anniversary store was opened in the heart of the capital. In the Warsaw Presidential Hotel building, right next to the Warszawa Centralna station and, of course, the Palace of Culture and Science.

The anniversary Żabki store in the LIM Center is distinguished by its unique consumer space. Customers can use comfortable tables and high countertops to eat a hot meal or drink freshly brewed coffee. The offer includes popular Żabka Café products and new products, such as fries with additions (Mexican salsa, kebab, aged salami) and Prosto z Pieca snacks.

Thanks to modern equipment, such as ergonomic refrigerating and freezing drawers, the service process is quick and the dishes maintain the perfect temperature.

Żabka in Warsaw. 22 years of history

The first Żabka was opened in the capital on April 17, 2002. It took place at ul. Siennicka. Currently, stores with a characteristic amphibian logo can be found in the most important places in the city – metro stations, housing estates, campuses and office buildings. Żabka has become an integral part of the lives of Warsaw residents, adapting its offer to the needs of the inhabitants of the dynamic capital.

Żabka in Poland. How many stores?

At the end of October, there were nearly 11,000 of them. In the third quarter of 2024, the chain opened 266 new stores, giving a total of 892 branches opened in the first three quarters of this year. Development plans assume the opening of approximately 1,000 new stores per year, which will lead to the number of 14,500 outlets in Poland by 2028.