This week sees Welcome Break open new Subway and Harry Ramsden’s outlets as well as re-opening Papa John’s at the Oxford services on the M40 situated on junction 8a.
Papa John’s will re-open on Wednesday 19 February, providing pizza lovers once again with the chance to enjoy tasty and fresh pizza, whilst they’re on the road.
Next on Friday 21 February will be the world’s largest specialist sandwich provider, Subway, offering Welcome Break customers healthier options the whole family will enjoy.
And opening on Friday 21 February will be Harry Ramsden’s, the iconic brand world famous for its fish and chips, which has been serving its freshly made food to generations of great British families for over 85 years.
Rod McKie, CEO of Welcome Break, says: “We are delighted to be announcing the openings of three of the country’s most recognised brands at Welcome Break Oxford and I am confident that Papa John’s, Subway and Harry Ramsden’s will prove popular with our hungry customers. We fully expect for these partnerships to go from strength-to-strength as time progresses and our main aim is to be opening even more of the outlets at Welcome Breaks across the country in the near future.”
About Welcome Break
Welcome Break is one of the UK’s leading independent motorway service operators, and has over 27 sites across the UK. Formed in 1959, Welcome Break now has over 50 years’ experience in the sector and attracts 80 million motorway customers a year. Welcome Break employs more than 4500 team members who offer its customers world class hospitality and retail brands such as Waitrose, Starbucks, Harry Ramsden’s, KFC and Burger King in a friendly and relaxing environment. It has just announced a new partnership with the world’s largest specialist sandwich provider, Subway, and the first branches opened at Welcome Break Woodall on the M1 at Sheffield, and Welcome Break Charnock Richard on the M6 near Chorley, on 13th December 2013.