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The prices do not always coincide with those on the price tags, you reach the checkout and are shocked. The line was as it was. Why then 3 cash desks when 1 or 2 are working.

The store is not bad, located not far from the house, you can find almost everything. The downside is that sellers often forget to change the price tag, i.e. put the correct one. For example, I had such a case with tea, on the price tag it was written 200 rubles, and at the checkout it was punched for 320 rubles. And one more disadvantage, dairy products are often expired. I bought a miracle yogurt, came home, I opened it, and its lid was covered with mold.

For some reason, the staff is familiar with customer service, no subordination. If there is a discrepancy between the price tag and the actual price, they do not break through at the lowest one, but cancel it, although they must sell at the price indicated on the price tag. Often queues.

Nice shop, clean. But here bakery products lie for a long time. Today is the 15th, the products are on the 12-13th.

They have nothing unchanged, as the prices did not match and do not match at the checkout, I wanted to buy dumplings, the price on the refrigerator was 125 rubles, I came to the cashier’s 154 rubles, I gave it to the cashier, I went to the five.