St Brelade M&S to be converted to Foodhall

Wednesday, 13 August 2025 07:21

M&S in St Brelade is set to become a Foodhall.

Sandpiper CI plans to convert the fashion, home and beauty store at Red Houses into two floors of food and groceries.

It says the proposed 'fresh market-style foodhall' will include an in-store bakery, flowers and wine shop.

There will be a 'collect by car' service.

If planning consent is given, work could start in the autumn.

The store will close temporarily for re-fit, and re-open later this year.

St Brelade would be the fifth standalone M&S foodhall in Jersey. There used to be a small food department in the basement of the existing shop at Les Quennevais.

An M&S spokesperson, added: “It’s brilliant to have the opportunity to bring M&S Food to even more customers in Jersey and the new store design would make shopping at St Brelade all that more enjoyable and convenient.”

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