Unscrupulous workers who deceive the people, especially if you are not a local person. I bought two types of baklava in the store (one costs 1 kg-42 manats, the other 1 kg-27 man 50 kopecks). I bought a little. And I am presented with a bill of 59 manats. Of course I'm shocked...and I ask them for a check just in case. I go to another store nearby, ask to weigh it, and as it turned out, there are only 1,085 grams and the price is 39 man 80 kopecks. I was cheated out of 20 manats, which is 900 rubles.I return to this guloglu, and I tell them everything. Naturally, I wanted to return the baklava to them, and for them to return my money to me in full. I didn't want any baklava after that, especially for such a price. But the food is non-refundable.So funny: that is, it is non-refundable, but you can deceive people. A saleswoman was talking to me.They start apologizing, and the sales guy says, "I must have counted incorrectly."And how can it be so wrong to count more by 20 manats?!It's not a 2 manat mistake!Naturally, this is all a divorce. It's just that the dude thought I wasn't local and wanted to make money on me.They give me back my 20 manats, 20 kopecks and that's it. Of course, I never set foot in this store again. As for the taste, I'm disappointed. It used to be much tastier, and this baklava is not worth that much money. I even regret that I bought it, it's not worth it at all. There is a suspicion that the confectioners there are not Turks, maybe that's why the taste is not the same at all, and did not impress me. In general, guests of the city of Baku, be attentive and vigilant so as not to become a victim of such unscrupulous people.

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