A Fairway grocery store will soon shutter — but only for now.
On Sunday, the Hen House grocery store at the historic Fairway Shops will close. But come Feb. 7, after undergoing a “glow up”, the store will reopen with some new features.
Hen House is at 2724 W. 53rd St.
- The grocery store is just off Shawnee Mission Parkway and Belinder Avenue.
- There, it operates near breakfast eatery First Watch and coffee shop Front Range.
- Hen House, owned by Kansas City-based Balls Foods Inc., operates eight grocery stores in Johnson County, including the one in Fairway.
Hen House is adding new grocery offerings
- According to a release this week, the grocery store will have multiple new offerings when it reopens in February.
- That includes some new deli items, an international food bar, and a bakery with European-inspired pastries, sandwiches and Tippins pies.
- The store will offer a “farmers-market-style” produce section with expanded organic options and seasonal selections from more than 50 local growers.
Hen House is also adding new wellness items
- The grocery store is also adding a new department called “The Apothecary”, with offerings focused on health and wellness.
- The section will feature “curated superfoods, functional beverages, and nutraceuticals”, as well as specialty items like olive oils, soups, and healthy snacks like dried fruit and protein bars.
- Hen House recently launched this new concept inside the store at Corinth Square in Prairie Village, with plans to add it to more of the brand’s stores this year.
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