Carrefour Market — Attraction in Nerja

I was disrespected by a checker during a shopping trip today. I shop this store often, as I go Más and Mercadona also. On my way to the store today, I stopped to buy fruit from a frutería on Castilla Pérez and then again from an elderly man selling mangoes and pomegranates in an alley nearby the market. With a full shopping trolley, I entered Carrefour only to buy a box of heavy cream. I picked up the item and got in line to pay for it. The checker began to question me in a very loud voice in front of other customers, saying that their store also gas mangoes and she had no idea if had taken mangoes from the store without paying. She then left her post and proceeded to inspect my personal cart. I assured her that I had bought the mangoes elsewhere and she then said next time I must leave items purchased elsewhere outside the store. Embarrassed I made a hasty exit after paying for the cream. I understand the store policy but feel she could have been more polite and tactful and not treated my like a criminal. It’s never a problem when I bring my cart into Mercadona, Más or even the...

what a dive! from parking in the dodgy car park, walking up the dirty stairs to the next level with the disgusting toilets, i would not want to walk around here on my own, feels like someones lurking in the shaddows. next you go up some very ropy esculators to the supermarket floor that looks like it has stock from back in the 90s. mostly looks stale, out of date and like its been sat on the...

This Supersol is on two levels. Lower level is housewares, clothes etc. Upper level is food. Confusingly stuff like anti moscito sprays are on the upper floor, while citronella candles are on the lower floor. Reasonably well stocked. There is a car park below which I think you get a discount on if you buy from Supersol, but you'd...