December 17, 2015
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1:46Now PlayingAMMON – Bonneville County’s newest grocery is scheduled to open its doors to the public next Monday, Dec. 21.
Broulim’s at Sand Creek Commons has been under construction most of this year. The 63,000 square foot building is one of the companies biggest stores.
“We are so excited to be here,” Mark Oswald, Broulim’s Vice President, told EastIdahoNews.com. “We’ve tried to add lots of extra things to really make this store special.”
Some of those extra things include a sandwich bar, cheese island, fresh sushi, an in-store Dairy Queen and a mezzanine dining area with a meeting room for folks to enjoy a hot meal.
“We’ll have a fresh carving bar that will have smoked meats on a regular basis,” Oswald said.
Broulim’s joins Hobby Lobby, Cabela’s and several other businesses in Sand Creek Commons at the corner of Sunnyside Rd. and Hitt Rd.
“We’re trying to keep people here shopping and want them to feel like they don’t have to go somewhere else,” Eric Isom, Chief Development Officer for Ball Ventures, said. “The new Broulim’s creates an opportunity for people to have a quality grocery store close to home.”
The Ammon Broulim’s is the company’s tenth grocery store. Over 900 people work for the locally-owned chain – with stores in Wyoming, Rexburg, St. Anthony, Rigby, Driggs, Shelley, Montpelier and Soda Springs.
“We’re really happy to be here in Ammon now and look forward to serving customers in this area,” Oswald said.
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