CarrefourSA

4.7

74 ratings

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Level 12 Local Expert

In fact, it's around the clock. The opening hours are incorrect. We were at about 10 p.m., it was open. There is an inscription 24/7 on the facade. The only European-type supermarket with a minimal assortment of Vietnamese clothing market from the 90s. I was particularly pleased to see that there are baby purees, diapers, and baby spoons. We bought normal cotton socks without flashy brand labels at an adequate price, locally made chocolates (we will bring them as a gift to our relatives), and several pieces of fragrant soap. In general, it is priceless that baby diapers and diapers for swimming are sold here. It's just a pity there was no porridge for the nursery. Behind her is only in the Side. Prices are shown in lira for each item, the range is similar to Thai 7-eleven, only with a minimum amount of ready-made food and without a vending machine with drinks. There is something to buy and there is no need to bargain.

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Эльдар Тависов

Level 30 Local Expert

I visited the CarrefourSA supermarket on Feslegenli Street. The store left a pleasant impression due to its wide assortment and comfortable shopping space. The store offers a wide range of products: fresh vegetables and fruits, meat and fish delicacies, dairy products, groceries. The department with olive oil of various varieties and manufacturers is especially good. There is everything necessary for the house: household chemicals, cleaning supplies, dishes. The staff is polite and always ready to help with the choice. Prices correspond to the average level, and there are often discounts. The store is open until 23:00, which is very convenient for evening shopping. Cleanliness and order are maintained at a high level. Easy navigation through departments, clear display of goods. A great place for regular shopping for both locals and tourists.

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Михаил Солдатов

Level 8 Local Expert

It's a nice shop. Like all the stores of this chain we came across in Turkey. The price tag is good, unlike the nearby market. There is everything you need from drinks to food, cosmetics and gifts. In this particular mazin, there was a girl who spoke excellent Russian, and another man, but he spoke only Turkish. We bought Tahini and grape must here, a very tasty sauce if you stir it. We also bought soap with the smell of homam (some kind of Turkish smell). I was surprised when I found out how much the average pack of lace chips costs, they are cheaper by 90 rubles than ours. I recommend the store. I don't impose anything, but they are just nearby and can prompt you at the right moment.

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Andrew

Level 12 Local Expert

A good store with fixed prices and a good assortment. They accept lira, dollars and euros for payment. Mehmet Efendi coffee is slightly cheaper than in the neighboring shops. If you are too lazy or not to save money and go to a large supermarket, it is quite a good option, the prices are reasonable.

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Юрий Кулик

Level 29 Local Expert

It's not a big store, there's a little bit of everything, booze, cigarettes, souvenirs, some household stuff. Of the cons, there is a very small selection, of the pros it is a regular online store with fixed prices.

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Анатолий Миронов

Level 12 Local Expert

A small store like our pyaterochka. Everything you need from a lighter to sweets. There are key chains, magnets can be bought to keep as a memento of the trip.

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Фаниль Ибрагимов

Level 6 Local Expert

A great store, cheaper than in the markets and the quality is excellent.

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sergeyonly

Level 15 Local Expert

A small assortment. It looks like a semi-market. Prices in lira

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806179 Воронина

Level 10 Local Expert

It's a great hotel. I recommend. Everything is on top.