Go Grocer Fort Lauderdale Storefront
Go Grocer, a Chicago-based grocery chain, is set to open its first Florida store in downtown Fort Lauderdale by the end of the year. Located in the trendy Motif building, this 2,538-square-foot grocery store will offer both in-person shopping and home delivery through their app. This exciting development comes as part of Go Grocer’s expansion following its successful entry into the Milwaukee market. As Flagler Village continues to thrive, Go Grocer will join a vibrant community of shops and restaurants, enhancing the neighborhood’s appeal.
Fort Lauderdale is buzzing with excitement as Chicago-based grocery chain Go Grocer has just signed a lease for its very first Florida store in the heart of downtown! That’s right, folks! This fresh culinary spot is expected to swing open its doors by the end of this year, giving local residents a fantastic new option for their grocery shopping needs!
Go Grocer is set to occupy a 2,538-square-foot space located in the trendy Motif mixed-use apartment building at 500 N. Andrews Ave. in the vibrant Flagler Village. This modern building, which is home to 385 residential units and 23,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, is the perfect place for an on-the-go grocery option.
This exciting new development was announced on March 10, with the help of Native Realty—an energetic local real estate firm that has been making waves in the area. Native Realty has been hard at work to fill the Motif with a carefully selected mix of tenants aimed at cultivating that “cool” neighborhood vibe Flagler Village is striving for.
Founded in 2008 by brothers Paul and Greg Stellatos, Go Grocer operates on a unique hybrid model that fuses a grocery and convenience store experience. Not only will local shoppers be able to enjoy in-person shopping, but they can also take advantage of home delivery options through Go Grocer’s very own app! This modern approach to grocery shopping will surely resonate well with Fort Lauderdale’s busy residents.
This opening marks a significant step in Go Grocer’s vision for expansion. After successfully entering the Milwaukee market in 2022, they are now setting their sights on the vibrant South Florida scene!
Now, let’s talk about Flagler Village! This dynamic area has seen some major transformations over the past decade—moving away from its industrial roots to become a lively hub filled with shops, restaurants, and a rich community vibe. The ongoing redevelopment efforts include large-scale projects like the one being spearheaded by Hines just across from Go Grocer at Food Art Technology (FAT) Village.
In this thriving district, Go Grocer will be joining other fabulous tenants at the Motif, like Livia Bar & Grill, Salon Lofts, BFT Fitness, and Dog Drop. With such great options nearby, shoppers are bound to feel right at home in the neighborhood.
Of course, Go Grocer will not be the only game in town. The Fort Lauderdale area is already home to a variety of established grocery chains, including Publix, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and Fresh Market, among others. But with a focus on both convenience and technology, Go Grocer is poised to offer something a little different.
It’s also worth noting that the downtown Fort Lauderdale population has grown to approximately 26,083 people, with the entire city housing around 184,255 according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Additionally, downtown has witnessed an astounding 83% increase in tourist visits compared to pre-pandemic levels, revealing just how popular this area has become!
As the excitement builds for Go Grocer’s opening, we can’t wait to see how this welcoming grocery experience will add to the community spirit in Fort Lauderdale. Get ready, because grocery shopping in Flagler Village is about to get a whole lot more convenient!
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