Balashikha

The quality of products, especially vegetables, leaves much to be desired. I always want to ask the management of the Pyaterochka network - is it not a shame for them to trade such rot ?!

Previously, Pyaterochka store was available for senior citizens, as essentials were located on the ground floor, but the store was reconstructed and horror happened. On the ground floor there are fruits, vegetables, meat and chicken semi-finished products and a lot of alcohol, you put food in the cart, and you still need to buy milk and bread. And here the most interesting and unbelievable begins. You go up to the stairs to the second floor, leave your cart at the bottom with groceries, if you are not a Hercules to go up to the second floor, and go up the narrow stairs (it’s extremely difficult to get a few people on it, you have to wait until a person goes down) to the second floor milk. You take a basket that you had to take on the ground floor, put in it products: milk, tea and tea sweet, bread, dairy products. Wow, the basket is already heavy for young people, but what about pensioners? We bought everything we need, go downstairs, let those “who stop us from going down” on the stairs. Here is our cart. Oh, and there are some other products in it. We spread the alien pour the component of the basket into the trolley and move to the checkout counter. Sweat by the stream. Paid for the purchase and go to the exit. Oh, and the door doesn’t open ... You jump near the door until it opens, it’s tin .... It feels like the store was redone for alcohol lovers, and pensioners will get to the second floor for everything they need. You used to come in and buy everything, though it was a bit tight, but affordable, but now to buy bread, you need to go for a marathon or a race, but I no longer like the store, especially if I'm with a child.

Updated Pyaterochka occupies 2 floors, a rich assortment, discounts. Today, I was lucky to purchase baby food at a good price.

A good five, but it used to be better.

I drove by and went in to buy something.