Rukavychka

Was in this Glove 2 times, at first glance, everything looked good, if not like a new mini-market. I bought grapes and tomatoes, at the end I saw when I put everything in a bag of worms, came and showed it to the cashier (who does not serve at the best level, blonde, dressed in a black velor suit) (if I'm not mistaken), her reaction was no, no apology , generally full 0. It is a pity that we have such an attitude towards people. Be careful and cautious!

I went to this place for the first time, thought to buy a vaunted pizza of my own production, went to the bakery, there are some pizza prices on top, others prices below, I ask the girl in glasses what the price is, they shrug and say they don't know where it's right, well ok , I see cooking pizza without gloves, the mask is lowered from the nose. In conclusion: workers are not competent, sanitary requirements are not observed, I do not advise to buy pizza or pastries there.

It is better to avoid this place. After the opening, I think, let me come in, well, something will be normal, but no - it will not be. There is no choice, the prices are cosmic, and even calculated, but it is good that I looked and really returned the difference. The difference was very small, +10 kopecks on each egg, but the fact is. There is a Metro and ATB within a five-minute walk. It is better to take a walk and you will have peace.

New Glove in a new format. Own bakery, cooking and takeaway pizza. Quite a wide range of products. There is a baby food shelf. Meat showcase. Household chemicals - the main positions. There are promotional offers. There may be queues at the box office during rush hour.

Pretty good, modern with a good range of products