Susmita's Off Licence launches home delivery service

The business opened its doors on June 14 <i>(Image: Supplied)</i>
The business opened its doors on June 14 (Image: Supplied)
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AN Irvine convenience store has launched a new home delivery service to bring essentials straight to customers' doors.

Susmita’s Off Licence, located on Main Road in Springside, will now offer deliveries through Snappy Shopper, giving residents quick and easy access to groceries, snacks, drinks and other everyday items without leaving their homes.

The business opened its doors on June 14, and was previously known as Springside Local Market.

Shyam Bimali, from Susmita’s Off Licence, said: "We’re really excited to be launching with Snappy Shopper and becoming more involved in the local community.

"We’re still getting to know Springside and the people who live here, but we’ve already had a really positive response from customers.

"For us, it’s all about offering good prices, convenience and friendly customer service.

"We want to be a shop that local people can rely on for their everyday essentials, while continuing to listen to what our customers need."

To mark the launch of the new service, the store is offering a special multipack bundle featuring a 6-pack or Irn-Bru and a 12-pack of Walkers Variety when ordering through Snappy Shopper.

New customers can also use the code SUSMITAS55 at checkout to receive £5 off their first two orders.

The team behind the store has experience in running convenience stores in Greenock, where they have supported local clubs, social groups and community activities.

Through Snappy Shopper, customers can order groceries, snacks, drinks and other everyday essentials from Susmita’s Off Licence for delivery directly to their homes.

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