Tamimi Markets — Local services in Al Rawda Muncipality

My recent shopping trip to this supermarket turned into a highly frustrating experience, all due to the supermarket's inflexible shopping bag policy and I found myself compelled to leave empty-handed. I encountered a staff member who prohibited me from entering with my own shopping bag, even after explaining that I used it as my personal bag for carrying essential items such as my car keys. As I arrived at the entrance, I was promptly stopped by a staff member who enforced the bag policy without considering my specific circumstances. Despite my attempt to clarify that my bag served as a multi-purpose essential accessory, I was met with indifference and a refusal to accommodate my needs. It was disheartening to be met with such inflexibility and unwillingness to find a reasonable solution.

The staff member insisted that I don't carry my bag and carry my stuff by hand throughout the store, which not only proved to be inconvenient but also impractical. Moreover, I was perplexed by the staff member's insistence that I leave my bag at the counter, forcing me to trust that my belongings would remain secure until I completed my shopping. The staff member's refusal to acknowledge my explanation about the bag's dual purpose left me feeling disregarded and undervalued as a customer. It is disconcerting when a supermarket fails to recognize the unique needs and circumstances of its patrons, especially when reasonable alternatives could have been explored.

A customer-centric approach should prioritize both satisfaction and convenience. By implementing policies that restrict the use of personal shopping bags without considering individual circumstances, supermarkets risk alienating their customers and diminishing the overall shopping experience. It is crucial for supermarkets to adapt to the evolving needs and preferences of their clientele, particularly when it comes to sustainability and environmental responsibility. The inconvenience caused by this policy was highly frustrating and I was left to question the supermarket's commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility. In an era where reducing plastic waste is of utmost importance, this policy seemed regressive and out of touch with the growing concerns about the...

I am always happy to be in Tamimi and one thing that makes me very happy is the way the shop is easy for everyone to enter even on wheelchairs there are no hassles at all. And inside there is enough space to move around and do your shopping, this Tamimi is much better because there is a wide variety of cooked and baked foods done not at a massive production scale but small scale. The people are good and so friendly always with a smile so please just stand by the doo you will get the fresh smell of baked foods and beautiful...

You get all good stuffs here.. house hold item.. groceries... utensils...brooms...tissue papers ... vegetables..fruits...chocolates...biscuits...chips...recharge cards.. online payment cards like Google play ... steam... iPhone gift cards... Xbox ...PlayStation top up cards... every Monday they generate special discounts offers ... and every day they restock ... I never found any expired items so far... it's a complete...