Rutter's celebrated the grand opening of a new 7,100 square foot convenience store in Leola, Pennsylvania on January 29.
The store, located at 370 West Main Street, features Rutter's new brand identity with LED lighting and bold colors, similar to the recently opened York Springs location. It has three high-speed truck diesel fueling spaces, and 16 pumps for gas and auto diesel for cars and trucks. In addition, it features eight spaces for horse and buggy parking.
Inside, customers can select food items from its full menu is available day and night, including first-cut pastrami, BBQ short rib, and fresh food options like fruit, salads, and wraps. Rutter's provided samples during the open house, including its funnel fries, which taste like a funnel cake. A gourmet coffee bar features espressos, lattes, fruit smoothies and more. These items can be enjoyed in the 35-seat dining area. The store is open 24 hours a day 7 days a week to accommodate any and all customer needs.
The store stands on the site of a former grocery store. Scott Hartman, president and CEO, says the project took 2 1/2 years of planning, including necessary road work, utilities and infrastructure. While the store took three months to build.
"The township was nice to work with," he said. "It's a good local community."
In honor of the opening, Rutter's donated $1,000 each to the Conestoga Valley Boosters, East Lampeter Police Department and the Upper Leacock Fire Department.
According to Hartman, Rutter's goal is to open five new stores a year.
The store, located at 370 West Main Street, features Rutter's new brand identity with LED lighting and bold colors, similar to the recently opened York Springs location. It has three high-speed truck diesel fueling spaces, and 16 pumps for gas and auto diesel for cars and trucks. In addition, it features eight spaces for horse and buggy parking.
Inside, customers can select food items from its full menu is available day and night, including first-cut pastrami, BBQ short rib, and fresh food options like fruit, salads, and wraps. Rutter's provided samples during the open house, including its funnel fries, which taste like a funnel cake. A gourmet coffee bar features espressos, lattes, fruit smoothies and more. These items can be enjoyed in the 35-seat dining area. The store is open 24 hours a day 7 days a week to accommodate any and all customer needs.
The store stands on the site of a former grocery store. Scott Hartman, president and CEO, says the project took 2 1/2 years of planning, including necessary road work, utilities and infrastructure. While the store took three months to build.
"The township was nice to work with," he said. "It's a good local community."
In honor of the opening, Rutter's donated $1,000 each to the Conestoga Valley Boosters, East Lampeter Police Department and the Upper Leacock Fire Department.
According to Hartman, Rutter's goal is to open five new stores a year.
Rutter’s Scott Hartman, president and CEO;
Derek Gaskins, chief customer officer; and Gabe
Olives, director of fuels, greet guest and shoppers
at the ribbon cutting ceremony and grand opening.
Derek Gaskins, chief customer officer; and Gabe
Olives, director of fuels, greet guest and shoppers
at the ribbon cutting ceremony and grand opening.
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