Galeria Katowicka expands retail and dining offerings

Galeria Katowicka has continued to expand and update its retail and dining options, with several new openings, relocations, and renovations completed in the first quarter of 2025. These changes are part of an ongoing strategy to diversify the centre’s offer and respond to evolving tenant needs and customer expectations.

The centre added multiple new brands during the past few months, including openings in the beauty, fashion, and dining sectors. The first regional outlet of Popeyes launched in the food court, offering New Orleans-style seasoned chicken. Additionally, Kreuzberg Kraft Kebap, a street food concept by Filip Chajzer, introduced a food truck outside the centre. Luca Bakery also joined the dining offer with a grab-and-go format focused on coffee and fresh pastries. Existing tenants such as Wedel and Starbucks reopened with newly renovated interiors.

In the beauty segment, Inglot’s arrival last year was followed by further developments: Douglas and Yves Rocher introduced new store concepts, while Notino relocated to a larger space. Fashion retailers Bytom and Kodano also moved to new premises, and the Marilyn brand opened a redesigned store.

“We carefully curate our tenant mix to match the centre’s identity and to meet customer expectations,” said Joanna Bagińska, director of Galeria Katowicka. “Each renovation or relocation signals a brand’s commitment to long-term development within the centre.”

Further changes are expected in the next quarter, with additional relocations and openings planned, including the expansion of the 4F store into a larger space.