Žabka

Typická samoobsluha ze sítě prodejen Žabka. Hodnocení strhávám za vysoké ceny.

Po několikaminutovém pobíhání paní prodavačky od pokladny k regálu mi bylo oznámeno, že mi řepu může prodat pouze hotově a nedostanu od ní účet, protože mi ji nemá jak namarkovat. Na můj dotaz, jak je možné že prodávají něco co nemohou namarkovat mi nebylo odpovězeno. Jak je možné že mi chtěli prodat v této době něco bez účtenky... také nebylo zodpovězeno. První a poslední návštěva vyprovozená arogantním pohledem neschopné paní prodavačky skončila odchodem bez řepy. Poprvé a naposledy Žabko na Křence.

Prodavačky zde nenosí roušky přes to že je to povinnost. Vymlouvaji se na to že mají ochranný štít, ale chodí věž ochrany úst po celém obchodě! Otřesné!

Hrůza obchod :-(. Prodavačky se tam střídají, jak na běžícím pásu, dlouho tam nikdo nevydrží a ty protivný mračící se individua, to je fakt "radost" , tam chodit nakupovat . To nemluvím o pečivu. nestíhají doplňovat. Vyskládaný zmražený donuty nebo tvrdý, nejen teda donuty.....

Super friendly staff. Feel like with your neighbors. Always happy to help.

Very rude people. They even accused me of stealing from there only because I entered the shop with products from somewhere else

Nice market where you can find almost everything for your everyday needs. Looks tidy and clean place. Prices are normal

For people who are sensitive from RACISM and NEONAZISM. Please be alert: I'm a tourist from Asia. Last month I visited this shop 2 times (in 2 days). One female shopkeeper was quite nice and answered my question about finding the goods as I didn't know the Czech description on the good. I really appreciated and thanked her. Another female who stayed in the cashier was unfriendly, or even hostile I would say, in the following way: [The first day]: when I approached the cashier for payment, this female shopkeeper gave me a really unfriendly facial expression. I was actually didn't realize what was happened but I kept smiling and she almost "threw" my goods back to me after passing the bar code machine. Another male shopkeeper at the back (behind a little room so I didn't see him) chatted with this female in Czech language, I didn't understand the content, but this female shopkeeper was like laughing with disdain expression. I was thinking did I say or do something that triggered her a sort of unfriendliess? It's absolutely no, I didn't say/complaint/criticize anything or see/interact with her before coming to the cashier. I then didn't put this incident in the mind when I went back home. [The second day]: Same, when I approached the cashier for payment, this same female shopkeeper was there, writing her logbook (of goods selling or something). I stood in front of cashier (less than 1 metre) but she pretended not to see me and kept writing. I held a heavy basket and waited for almost 5 minutes until there was a local costumer coming to queue at my back. Same, she throw my goods and the change back to me, and because of this, one coin (it is a small coin value anyway) was fell into the other goods put in the front of the cashier. I was really angry but the local customers and this shopkeeper like didn't see anything happen. I tried to find and pick it up myself but in vain. I left the shop and swore I would not come back again. Again, I didn't even utter a sound or did any nasty behaviour during my stay in this shop. So I was really feeling that the shopkeeper she was a kind of rascist and neo nazist to foreign customers. I just here to suggest foreign people who visit this shop, should be careful and watch out these kind of unfriendly treatment. However, I didn't have another incident in all other places I visited in Brno. So I would think this could be a kind of exception.