Migros

If you follow the discounts, you can get products at a very affordable price.

Clean, tidy, reliable. Since it's close to our house, we do our home shopping here. But today I had a sad event. I did my shopping, even though I set up the most minimal dialogues required by humanity, such as hello, take it easy, while passing the products from the cash register, our friends do not even look at us, let alone getting a response; an attitude, a state. Is it because I was wearing sweatpants? However, he had very sincere conversations and good wishes with the customer before me. Everyone is very civilized when I come back from work. But the treatment I faced today because I was wearing sweatpants is extremely wrong. No, it's dirty, torn, etc. It's not like that, it's the casual sweatpants we know. Now, frankly, I am even more curious about what happens when customers with low incomes come and how they are treated. Dear manager, this is not an acceptable situation, what kind of disrespect, what kind of disrespect is it to choose a customer according to what is worn? Please make the necessary warning to your personnel! Important note: I do not mean all of your employees, there are friends who do their job extremely well, especially the delicatessen section.

The perception that the service quality decreases as the number of branches increases is not valid for Migros.

Being one of the chain stores of the country, which includes food and necessities from A to Z, is a great opportunity for those who live in that district.

It is cheaper than other chain stores and local markets. The store is very clean, the staff is friendly and hardworking.

Migros is a very good and quality place, but they put chicken in their advertisements for 20 liras, I've been going to buy it for 2 days, they say it didn't come.