'I know our customers are equally excited about the opening of the new M&S Food outlet.'
After we previously reported that signs had gone up in an empty retail unit at Queen Street train station, ScotRail has now confirmed that the M&SThe store occupies a 131sqm space next to the Dundas Street entrance of the station and has been designed to accommodate people coming to and from the station who can easily pick up a quick bite and some food to go.
“Providing customers with high-quality retail is key to the railway’s continued recovery from the pandemic and will enhance our customers’ experience.”
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