Super G Mart Will Open Greenville Store by 2026
The family-owned grocer plans to expand its presence outside North Carolina with a new Haywood Road location.
Updated on Sept. 25, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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The family-owned chain Super G Mart will launch its first store outside North Carolina in Greenville by Thanksgiving 2026. The new 51,653-square-foot facility will be located on Haywood Road.
Why it matters
The company chose this site to better serve the region's growth and international communities. This expansion marks a significant milestone for the retailer as it grows beyond its home state.
The new store will occupy 51,653 square feet and plans to employ 65-75 workers. Operations are scheduled to run daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
The players
Super G Mart
This family-owned grocery chain was founded in 2008 and is currently expanding its footprint from North Carolina.
The details
The facility will feature a bakery and an interior food court housing three distinct stalls. Crews have already begun interior renovations alongside exterior improvements like landscaping and parking lot repainting.
Timeline
Super G Mart was founded in 2008.
The new store is scheduled to open around Thanksgiving 2026.
Market Landscape
Super G Mart's entry into Greenville follows a broader industry trend of specialized grocers expanding into growing mid-sized Southern markets. This move positions the chain to compete for regional shoppers interested in international offerings.
Local shoppers will soon gain access to a new 51,653-square-foot store featuring a bakery and food court. The retailer's planned hire of up to 75 employees will also offer new job opportunities within the Haywood Road area.
The takeaway
This development brings a new culinary and grocery option to the Greenville market. Residents can anticipate updated shopping choices once the facility completes its transition to an active retail space.
Further reading
For more on the changing retail landscape in the city, visit the Openings & Closings section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Post and Courier.
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