Terrible attitude towards the customer. There was a girl sitting at the checkout, like her name was Trofimchik Martina (like). The payment by card did not pass (I paid by phone), but accordingly I could not know this. When she saw this, she silently began to look at me and wait for something, but I could not understand what she wanted from me. She was still watching until I asked and as I understood, she wasn't even going to say anything. When I asked "What?", she said in a rather rude voice "it didn't go through", I started to take out the card itself, she saw it demonstratively rolled her eyes and re-entered everything for payment. I began to pick up the purchases, she silently turned away to the next customer, saying nothing.
I didn't ask if the payment was by card or not. She didn't say a word, only I told her myself what I would pay for. She did not say how much the total cost is.
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Aleks76
Level 13 Local Expert
September 17
The store is so-so, often the product has no price, or is doused with some kind of oil, you ask for a packing bag at the checkout, because the packaging is in oil, they say no, and they are not going to wipe it. You ask where a particular product is located, they say it's somewhere on the second floor, on the right. It's hot outside, the air conditioner is working on the ground floor, but on the second floor you can't breathe, you sweat, you look for this right, you get smeared in oil, and you curse the moment when you decided to buy something here. Prices are often too high, I was convinced by going to the store against it, there is a similar product one third cheaper. There is just a product that needs to be searched in other stores.
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Ростислав Малышев
Level 9 Local Expert
October 30, 2023
The assortment is smaller than in Minsk. Many products are priceless, that is, without price tags. There are no price checkers. To find out the price, you need to go down from the second floor to the first to the checkout. There is only one cash register. Maybe this is normal for a small city, but after the same Minsk shops it seems unusual and not right