Iper La grande i — Restaurant in Milan

"I recently had a really positive experience shopping at [Supermarket Name]. From the moment I walked in, I was impressed by how clean and well-organized the store was. It made it so easy to find what I was looking for. The selection of products was fantastic. They had a wide variety of fresh produce, including organic options, and a great selection of international foods. I was also pleased with their bakery and deli sections, which offered high-quality items. What really stood out to me was the friendly and helpful staff. Every employee I encountered was willing to assist and answer questions with a smile. The checkout process was also quick and efficient. The prices were competitive, and I felt like I got good value for my money. Overall, [Supermarket Name] is a well-maintained, well-stocked, and customer-friendly supermarket that I would highly recommend to anyone in the area. It's definitely become my go-to grocery store." Optional additions you could include in a real review: Specific examples: Mention a particular product you enjoyed or a specific instance of helpfulness from staff. Comparison to other supermarkets: Briefly mention how it compares to other stores in the area. Specific departments: If you particularly liked the cheese section or the meat counter, mention that. Location (if relevant for others): If it's in a convenient location. Parking: If the parking is easy...

Grande iper market usually has all of what I want or need. But Lord as my witness, if you do not get up early and take care of your grocery shopping early, you will be fighting a crowd. I DO NOT like crowds! People leave their grocery basket in the middle of the isle. They don’t move out the way. They walk right in front of you. They take their sweet time walking from one point to another…which holds up people trying to get where they need to go. People stand right-up-on your back. If you take a step, they take a step, standing closer than arm length close. They take 15 WHOLE minutes to turn the corner( I’m exaggerating, but it feels like it), they walker slower then Methuselah to get where they are trying to go, (and they are not even old- just indecisive! Indecisive people that stand in the middle of the aisle blocking traffic flow. They stand in the middle of the isle instead of moving to the side and thinking about what they need to do before doing it. If you are looking at something, folks come walking right in front of you as if you aren’t even there. RUDE! I guess it’s just the American in me where we value personal space! If I don’t get up in time to be in here early, then I just can forget about it. I just won’t go and will find another place to shop. And last but not least…don’t even think about going shopping at 5PM....

We were there on a Friday evening around to 9.00pm. Waited in the queue and reached the cashier past 9.30pm. The lady at the cashier was long faced and telling us that if we are buying a lot of groceries that we have to come well before. The manners of the lady officer who were shouting out loud that they were closing was intermidating. They were not promoting buying from Iper. But was like chasing customers away. We were there paying for Iper, not to collect any free goods. They spoiled our Friday night. That too was after a tiring day. Iper certainly has to work on the public relations of their staff. I won't mind walking an extra mile to a customer friendly supermarket or spending more at a market with smiling and helpful staff. That lightens up even a bad day contary to bad...