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Excellent opportunity, nice staff.

Super business. Very nice service. You get everything you need. Many Thanks. We can only recommend the business.

they like to juggle with prices they sucked me with curd ruddy it's worse i give two stars

I was there last week, I was able to buy everything I needed, at a completely fair price! Dear staff!

Everything you can love in a little alphabet can be found here! Family atmosphere, friendly service, absolutely reasonable prices, selection. An idea for next season: have dog food available :)

Great authentic shop, much better than any Lidl or Spar, we were looking for just such a shop, we look forward to trying the melon during the day .. Who needs 20 types of toothpaste? Nobody, thank you for everything until the days ??

The servers are very kind and helpful. The pastries are very delicious! We found all the important things in the store. Thank you for your kind service! We would love to come back if we do this again.

The price of Hungarian sour cream is displayed, but above it is sour cream from Kalocsa. 15% more expensive, which turns out to be at the checkout. By the way, the box in Kalocsa also has the inscription "Hungarian sour cream". I indicate softly, normally, that he is not right. Answer: "You don't have to be so outraged." SURPRISE! I hope they go bankrupt! Answer to the answer: Well, that's what I'm talking about. He cannot apologize, but begins to mock cynically at the address ("Dear"), after which he blocks, personalizes, qualifies ("We see that he can still read"). Yes, I can read, but you can't write: "even" needs to be written together! I would like to draw your attention to the fact that it is worth taking a look at the rhetoric: "... it has now been uploaded ... it has not been replaced ..." - impersonal conjugation, that is, not responsible. So the price tag didn’t replace itself. Or should the dear buyer have replaced it? Maybe I should have written, "... I just uploaded ..." And this is the "sour cream of Kalocsa", so this is the peak: there is NO inscription "Kalocsa" anywhere on this sour cream, but there is an inscription "Hungarian sour cream". The jargon of the store calls it that, because a pattern from Kalocsa is painted on it. This is such a rough slip. So the problem is that 1) the price of the unloaded product is not out there 2) there is no product for the unloaded price tag 3) the erroneously forgotten price tag and the unpriced product placed next to it are suspiciously similar because it is on the price tag " Hungarian sour cream "and is suspiciously close to each other, 1 cm away! I dare not even mention how a foreigner puts this together? The formula is simple: a bad price was posted. In this case, according to the laws in force, the product must be given at that price. Not to reason, to divide Estonia, to make fun of "... he couldn't pay ..." but to apologize in a normal tone and give it instead of 405 HUF at the announced price, 375 HUF. This is the minimum. In such a case, I do not assume intent. But I have not discovered such traces of basic human qualities, only the arrogant bounce off of the customer, the ability of the seller (s) to produce. This is how the picture comes together: they are good at it. They trick the buyer. Of course, the other way around, they call a police officer. Pathetic! It may have worked in retro socreal, but it’s not cool these days. If they can't change genres, I'll envelop the end result: BANKRUPTCY! Answer to answer_2 #: it's all ridiculous, a typical victim blame: "you can still read" and "don't confuse". I see an inability to focus on the problem, only a sense of justice extends to personality (MUST BE WRITTEN INTO). The human level you mentioned (TO BE WRITTEN SEPARATELY) starts there to take responsibility for the mistake you make when you price the product incorrectly; he continues there, at least in retrospect, when he has calmed down, apologizing. In contrast, he is constantly trying to knock him down, humiliate, block, qualify, laugh, poke, while cheating by 15%. I would not call 9 positive opinions many.