Discover why this Aberdeen furniture shop is loved by locals!
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Annie Mo’s, a beloved furniture retailer located on Union Street in Aberdeen, has recently achieved a remarkable feat by winning the title of the UK’s favorite local business in a national competition. This accolade, sponsored by Miconex, saw over 4,000 votes cast for more than 1,000 businesses across the country, highlighting the strong community support for local enterprises.
The team at Annie Mo’s expressed their overwhelming joy upon receiving the news of their victory.
Emily McDonald, who co-manages the shop with her mother, Judith, shared her excitement, stating, “I don’t think winning the UK’s favorite local business has really sunk in yet. We’re just a small shop doing our best, and I’m so proud of the whole team and so thankful to our customers.” This heartfelt sentiment reflects the dedication and hard work that the team has put into creating a welcoming atmosphere for their patrons.
Founded 32 years ago, Annie Mo’s initially opened its doors on Holburn Street before relocating to Union Street in 2008. The shop has become a staple in the Aberdeen community, known for its unique furniture offerings and personalized customer service. The recent recognition not only honors the business but also underscores the importance of supporting local shops that contribute to the character and economy of the area.
In addition to the prestigious title, Annie Mo’s was awarded a £500 Aberdeen Gift Card, which Emily plans to use for a staff night out, celebrating their collective achievement. Furthermore, the competition also rewarded one lucky voter, Deborah Luke, with a £1,000 Aberdeen Gift Card. Deborah, a support worker from Aberdeen, expressed her delight at winning, stating, “It’s a little jewel of a shop. I’ve always dreamt of being able to really splash out in Annie Mo’s and I’m just so happy to have won the Aberdeen Gift Card and so glad to see Annie Mo’s win UK’s Favourite Local Business.”
This win not only highlights the strength of community support for local businesses but also serves as an inspiration for other small enterprises striving for recognition. Annie Mo’s success story is a testament to the power of dedication, customer loyalty, and the unique charm that local shops bring to their communities.
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