Motorists will be able to stock up and fill up as David Jones teams up with BP

Motorists will be soon be able to stock up on fancy food while they fill up.

Oil giant BP is teaming up with department store David Jones to roll-out fresh food shops at some of its petrol stations.

Everything from sandwiches, sushi and rotisserie chicken to pre-prepared meals and long-life groceries will be sold at 10 service stations in Sydney and Melbourne.

BP Australia's Vice President for Sales and Marketing Brooke Miller said the venture was about looking to the future.

"The traditional service station offer of today will not fulfil the retail customer needs of tomorrow," she said.

"The new stores will invite customers to explore the future possibilities of retail convenience in Australia."

Pieter de Wet, managing director David Jones Food, said: "Customers expect convenience and quality to go hand in hand, and our collaboration with BP enables us to share the David Jones Food offering with more customers than ever before."

The firms have not yet revealed where the ten upmarket new service stations will be, but they're planned for suburban spots in Melbourne and Sydney and will open over the next six months.