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Shell petrol station Rilland on A58 revamps bakery and restaurant ‘without changing too much’

Shell-tankstation Rilland aan de gelijknamige op- en afrit van de snelweg A58 in Zeeland heeft de bakery en het restaurant vernieuwd.
Shell Rilland vlakbij de A58 biedt nu een vernieuwd restaurant met bakery waarbij de oude waarden als populaire 'truckersstop' onveranderd zijn gebleven.

Shell petrol station Rilland on the A58 motorway slip road of the same name in Zeeland has revamped its bakery and restaurant. Among other things, the counter was moved and enlarged to give employees a more pleasant workplace. The atmosphere of the restaurant, a popular eating and drinking spot among truckers, has deliberately remained unchanged with the refurbishment.

Shell service station Rilland on Valckenisseweg in the town of the same name, is a popular stopping point in the province of Zeeland. The manned service station offers a wide range of fuels and loading facilities as well as a car wash, petrol shop and a restaurant with bakery and seating. To give employees more space for their work, the restaurant with bakery was renovated in recent weeks by AB Interieurbouw and others.
Among other things, the counter was moved and enlarged and the layout of the restaurant was improved (photo). The restaurant offers a choice of hot meals, sandwiches, snacks and coffee. Despite the renovation, Shell Rilland says there was deliberately not too much change in the restaurant. The service station is a popular stop for regular customers and truck drivers and they, the company says, “don’t want to change too much”. “The atmosphere is still homely, the menu remains familiar and there is a new regulars’ table where everyone can sit down again and have a nice chat. In the process, our beloved filter coffee, or as many call it, the pot of coffee, has been given a new, prominent place,” Shell Rilland says.

Local products

Besides the now revamped restaurant with bakery, seating and toilets, Shell Rilland also has a petrol shop with on-the-go food and drinks, car accessories, gifts and flowers. As a special feature, local products are also offered here, such as potatoes, fruit and Rilland rapeseed honey sourced from the rapeseed field located next to the filling station.

Since 1995

Shell Rilland has been on the slip road from the A58 towards Rilland since 1995 and offers at the pump Euro 95, Euro 98, diesel, LPG, AdBlue and, as the only filling station in Zeeland and West Brabant, also GTL. A Recharge fast charger with a capacity of 300 kW is available on site. Passenger cars and extended and raised buses can go for a wash in a wash hall. For truck drivers, Shell Rilland also offers a shower and camera-guarded parking area.

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This article was automatically translated from the Dutch language original to English (British).

Author: Paul Blonk

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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