It's not a very big store. The range is not as extensive as that of Spar supermarkets in Russia. It's more of a "at home" format. We bought basic products here: kefir, milk, eggs, cottage cheese (it wasn't always available in the evening). A good selection of Georgian and European cheeses. Georgian cheese is not suluguni, but semi-hard, we really liked it. We bought Georgian Barambo chocolate (we also took different varieties of it to Moscow for gifts, I brought it in the fall, everyone I knew liked it very much, they ordered more). The grandchildren were bought "sanctioned" European sweets, the choice of imported sweets is quite diverse. Factory-made bread was taken a couple of times, but it tastes better in Georgian bakeries. Local wines are often sold by special offer. Fruits and vegetables are not very presentable, we bought them at vegetable markets across the street, where they are both fresher and cheaper. They also sell basic necessities (napkins, toilet paper), but all only in large packages. Buying a small pack of wet wipes to put in your pocket is a problem. The sellers are polite, they don't speak Russian, but this is not a hindrance. We calculated it and showed the price on the display.

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Дарья Нибиёк

Level 10 Local Expert

There is a selection of necessary goods Fresh food Sometimes discounts on products Pleasant and courteous staff

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Елена Стрелова

Level 12 Local Expert

There is a small selection of fruits and vegetables, but in summer there are fruit stalls near the store. Otherwise, it is a good store with a normal selection. It's not a hypermarket, but it's just right for a village

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