It's a good store. We took berries and fruits, always fresh and delicious. It's clean, there are price tags for everything, they match at the exit. You can pay in lira, dollars, euros. My advice is to pay better in Turkish lira, with euros or dollars, sometimes they round up the prices so as not to give change. Otherwise, there is a good store within walking distance from the hotels.

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Катерина Котова

Level 6 Local Expert

A regular grocery chain near the house. You can buy sweets, including Turkish, nuts, dried fruits, fragrant soap, even traditional tea cups for 300 rubles / 6 pcs, some key chains / bracelets, olive oil and pomegranate sauce, in general there is everything, the choice is not very big, but you can find what you need. The prices are lower than those of the merchants. There were even sushi and rolls😅

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Илья Ш.

Level 3 Local Expert

Clean, air conditioning. Purely shopping for something to pamper yourself from what is not on your buffet at the hotel is a good option. You can already buy both packaged and weight lukum - choose yourself from the available ones. It is better to go with lira, they take dollars, but without much desire, change is lira. Well, it's better to know the simplest English - sellers at the checkout will have a similar level of proficiency in it. :)

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