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I agree with some opinions and I also question the legality of such a practice of blocking access to kosher departments to non-practitioners. Is consumer law respected? Thank you to the sign to answer .... Or to inquire with the ministry which will be particularly sensitive to this situation. Either the store closes all its departments (so the store closes completely on days when it prohibits access to its other departments), or it opens and allows access to all of its departments without religious discrimination. Religion does not prohibit selling .... It prohibits making profits during these periods ... Could this be the reason? Is this a valid reason for consumer law without closing the entire store? Is this not a form of religious discrimination? Thank you to the legal department of the brand for bringing us an answer. Good day everyone, and stay confined ... Except to do your shopping at g20 😉.

products more expensive than elsewhere and the store closed on Saturday afternoons for religious reasons !! a heresy! I preferred the crossroads or Dia era!

Good traffic. Many kosher products. Sale of masks individually, at the cash desk.

Very good reception and good layout of the store