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Wegmans Collegeville: Tale of the Tape

Posted by Foobooz on October 13th, 2009

pub_wegmansWegmans opened a new supermarket in Collegeville Sunday and it’s big and it has beer.

  • 132,000 square foot store
  • 600 employees
  • Full service restaurant named the Pub
    • Seating for 300
    • Modeled after traditional Irish pub
    • Yards and Victory on tap
    • No tipping
    • Working fireplace
    • Food Menu (PDF)
    • Drink Menu (PDF)
  • Beer section
    • Single beers and six packs available for purchase
    • Separate check out
    • Sly Fox Black Raspberry Reserve $9.99
  • 700 types of fruit and vegetables
  • 400 cheeses

Wegmans Collegeville
600 Commerce Dr, Collegeville, PA
484-902-1560

Wegmans Opens New Store in Pennsylvania [WHAM]
Sly Fox @ Wegmans [Beer Lass]
Collegeville Wegmans opening just grand [Philadelphia Inquirer]
Wegmans Opens New Collegeville Store With Full Service Restaurant and Bar Inside [The Illadelph]

600 Commerce Dr, Collegeville, PA

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4 Responses to “Wegmans Collegeville: Tale of the Tape”

  1. Mike Says:

    Hey Wegmans, how bout you stop being so anti-urban and actually open a store the philadelphia residents can get to in under half an hour.

  2. Christian Says:

    A Wegmans could fit on the Schmidt’s site at 2nd and Girard.

  3. Hanna Says:

    I was thinking the same thing. I absolutely love Wegmans, but not taking a trip to Jersey or the PA burbs if I want to shop there. A store in Philly would make me so happy.

  4. Jeff Says:

    Don’t hold your breath. Wegmans has been closing stores in the downtown areas of its hometown (Rochester NY) and concentrating on bigger and bigger stores out in the burbs. It would be very surprising to see them deviate from that trend.

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