M Migros

4.4

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Level 19 Local Expert

Good store, that has everything you need. I like it, because of it’s location and proximity to all hotels.

Level 11 Local Expert

It's a good store, I wouldn't say it's a very large assortment, but everything you might need on vacation is here. Conveniently located relative to many hotels in the area. There are queues in the evening, but nice guys work, they try to serve as quickly as possible, they make discounts on their discount cards.

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алина вильнер

Level 9 Local Expert

a typical migros, a good selection of souvenirs and, in principle, a large assortment, keep in mind that it is better to go there before 20:00, because there are long queues later. sellers spend their discount card, accept both lira and dollars with euros.

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Анастасия Сукало

Level 5 Local Expert

We really liked the store. Prices are lower than in Minsk. The products under our own brand are of very high quality. Nuts (hazelnuts, almonds, cashews and pistachios), for example, are all fresh and delicious, much cheaper than in Minsk. There is everything you need. Halva is very tasty. The girls at the checkout spend the store's card, you get an additional discount) I paid everywhere with a Belarusian card

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Светлана Травина

Level 4 Local Expert

A small store. Prices are written in lira. Both dollars and euros are accepted, but the change is recalculated and issued only in lira. The assortment is not rich, but there are no more grocery stores nearby. Everyone uses it because of the location near the hotels. Not cheap.

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Level 5 Local Expert

Within walking distance from our hotel. Comfortable. The standard "Migrosovsky" assortment of a small shop.... Purchased the necessary - planned. We wanted to buy some seasonal fruits (already for the house). November. But there is almost no choice.... And those that were on sale are in poor condition in terms of price and appearance. And before that, for many years, fruits and vegetables were always in good condition according to the season - from strawberries in April and pomegranates and grapes in November.... Apparently, as everywhere else, staff reduction.... Morning....there was no one in the hall.... They went to the back room for the cashier.... Of course, there is more choice in the big Migros in Side and Manavgat....

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В. К.

Level 12 Local Expert

A large assortment: chips, beer, marmalades, lukum - all at prices below the market that is at the exit. For comparison: chips in the bazaar are 2 euros - the same chips are one meter from the bazaar, in Migros - 53 lira. Lukum small boxes with a nut of 125 lire and 175 lire are on the market for 4-5 euros each. Migros cash desks accept cards (but not Russian ones), euros, dollars, and lira. It should be understood that your euros are not given in euros, but in lira. The store is open until 22.00, there are a lot of people in the evening - we stood in line for about 20 minutes. In general, I highly recommend it!

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Ася Байдина

Level 10 Local Expert

It's a great store.As in Russia 5 pyaterochka.Very good product selection.At the checkout, they ask how you will pay?If the dollars are the same, the change is the same, the lira is the lira, the euro is the euro, respectively. Very Comfortable. I recommend Migrosa stores in Turkey.

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Светлана С.

Level 5 Local Expert

There are long queues, English is not well understood at the checkout, and Russian cards do not pass through the CSR. They asked me to pay, but they didn't say how much, they didn't know the numbers, so I had to give them all the cash and, relying on honesty, wait for the change. The girl punched her discount card, for which I thank her. The assortment is small, but you can always buy all kinds of sets with lukum

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Людмила Черванева

Level 11 Local Expert

A great supermarket, there is everything: groceries, chemicals, souvenirs, as well as beach accessories.You can pay with a QR code, as well as with a currency, the change will be given in Turkish lira at the exchange rate.

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Irinamiracolo

Level 26 Local Expert

A wonderful supermarket in Turkey. A huge selection of products and prom products. Reasonable prices. For example, I bought bath towels for 250 rubles per piece. Tea with bergamot 900 gr for 180 gr. Also for gifts: all kinds of halva, lukum and marmalade are much cheaper than in retail outlets and duty free. I highly recommend it.

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olga olga

Level 13 Local Expert

There are queues. There are a lot of visitors in the evening. The assortment is good. There are discounts. The girls at the checkout can swipe through their discount card! You have to ask ! It's cool in the store. You can buy gifts for friends and family.

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Level 10 Local Expert

Almost a quick discussion. You can pay in dollars. The assortment is good. The location is convenient. From Von Resort 8min, from Victory 5 minutes.

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Яна Нечаева

Level 7 Local Expert

A large selection of oriental sweets, both in factory packaging and by weight. They accept euros and dollars, but the change is given in lira. Rubles are not accepted. There are two self-service cash desks, but locals are reluctant to use them, and two cash desks with cashiers.

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Анастасия Скворцова

Level 5 Local Expert

There are many products that we no longer have. The prices are reasonable. Everything is clear without knowledge of the language. They were calculated in dollars and euros, but the change was in lira

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Александр Г

Level 8 Local Expert

A good store, the prices are cheaper than in Dutch free :)the euro exchange rate is about the same as the guide's, 1 euro = 50 lire was there in early July 26, prices do change every day, something is getting more expensive, something is getting cheaper

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1MPOSS1BL9

Level 8 Local Expert

A large assortment, prices if transferred are normal, unfortunately it was not possible to pay with a Union Pay card, for a reason that is unclear neither to us nor to the cashier (

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Юрий Кулик

Level 30 Local Expert

We went into this store at 21:00, it's just some kind of trash. There are about 40 people in line at the checkout, they serve a teaspoon per hour. As a result, they asked for their purchases and left. We hope to stock up at another time. Let's try to go before dinner. We went in earlier at 19:30, everything was fine, three cashiers, served quickly.

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Юлия

Level 19 Local Expert

There is a good shop in the center of the tourist promenade of the village of Cholakly. A good selection of sweets and coffee. The prices are pleasant, the payment is in lira, the Union Pay Rosselkhoznadzor cards did not work on June 25.

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Татьяна Титова

Level 10 Local Expert

Next to the sural hotel 5*, Migros is not big, there is a choice (everything is fresh), for any wallet, and check the receipt, they cheat with money transfer and there are a lot of people, I had to stand in line..

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Егор

Level 6 Local Expert

Everything is fine. But there are long queues of tourists at the ticket offices during the season. There are cashless self-service cash desks. That's why you need a bank card to avoid queues. The assortment is decent.

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Sergey Andronov

Level 17 Local Expert

The standard Migros are small, only because of the location there are a lot of people in the evenings. And so, if you need olive oil/chocolate/tea and other Turkish delights - feel free to come here.

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Inga Belykh

Level 17 Local Expert

The Migros network is very popular in Turkey. There are both small supermarkets and large ones. I bought coffee, tea, olives, and nuts as souvenirs. Prices in lira. It is better not to come in the evening, there is a very long queue of vacationers.

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Monifa

Level 16 Local Expert

You can buy a lot of products, maybe some basic necessities, and cheaper than along the markets themselves, for example, 2 liters of cola costs 70 lira and 180 on the market. The only thing is not to buy watermelons, they are green there) not sweet

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Aleksey ASK

Level 13 Local Expert

Great minimarket! The assortment is very similar to the Russian Pyaterochka. You can pay in lira, euro and dollars at the exchange rate. The change is given in lira.

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Максим

Level 5 Local Expert

A good grocery store with a large selection of food drinks halva and much more, there is an ATM for exchanging dollars or euros for lira.

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OLGA

Level 14 Local Expert

This store is not big, it's 50 meters from our Victory Hotel. We bought sweets, ham, and bread for the way back to the airport. Everything is there except alcohol.

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Наталья А

Level 4 Local Expert

If you pay in dollars, the cashiers are shamelessly cheating, taking advantage of queues and the fact that everyone is in a hurry. Either recalculate it on a calculator, or pay in lira. Check the discounts, they don 't break through sometimes.

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Дина Сабирова

Level 5 Local Expert

Turkish deli for the average check. Plastic cards in Russia, including union Pay, are not accepted. Only cash lira and Visa and MasterCard cards issued outside of Russia are accepted.

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О Н

Level 5 Local Expert

A good assortment, you can pay in dollars or euros, change is given in lira at a good exchange rate.

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Алька

Level 9 Local Expert

It's small, but in general everything you need is there. There are a lot of people, the assortment is not the most diverse. It's a pretty normal store to buy groceries. There is everything

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Наталья

Level 6 Local Expert

There are a lot of people inside. The store itself is very small, you can't turn around...The prices are normal, but I'm not sure about the quality of the product.

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Nast1zee

Level 2 Local Expert

The selection of goods is quite large, there is a grocery store and there are several shelves with souvenirs. They accept lira, other currencies are not always accepted. Prices are good compared to Russia.

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Tandria

Level 9 Local Expert

It was small, even cramped, but it was the only one near the hotel. There are queues in the evening, but the staff at the checkout is very friendly.

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Соня И.

Level 17 Local Expert

The assortment is not very large, there are a lot of people in the evenings, the aisles are narrow, there is not always a change at the checkout

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Даря

Level 4 Local Expert

An excellent branch of Migros, I bought foreign delicacies there and bought an f1 car for 120-160 rubles (for our +- 350 rubles), the store itself is large

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deen80

Level 12 Local Expert

The goods are the same, the prices are different every day, and check the change, they were there three times and cheated three times, even had to look at the cameras!!!

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Андрей Георгиевич

Level 12 Local Expert

Basically an ordinary networker. Clean, everything is fresh. The assortment is good, for all wishes. A good selection of high-quality Turkish sweets (separate showcase). A very democratic payment system)))) they take all currencies. The course is certainly "not a fountain", but it's more fuss to run around looking for where it's profitable to change. And so, of course, it is better to pay in lira.

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Юлия Гуляева

Level 9 Local Expert

I don't understand the rave reviews - an ordinary mass market, with scattered goods and cluttered rows, the lack of a normal checkout line, which is why everyone is crowding along the shelves with goods that cannot be reached. The assortment is 3 out of 5 in terms of quality, variety and price. And the advantages are that they accept any currency, they give change in lira.

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Андрей

Level 6 Local Expert

The state-owned Turkish chain store, like the Russian Pyaterochka, accepts euros, dollars, and Turkish lira, but they only give change in lira, prices are reasonable, and the store is clean and tidy

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Лена Шаяхметова

Level 9 Local Expert

It's a very cool store, the only downside is to take lira with you, even if you pay with dollars, they will give you change in dollars. Sweets are priced lower than in the bazaar. All products are fresh

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Марина Александрова

Level 18 Local Expert

The store is not big. It's a little cramped for such an influx of tourists. Not all ticket offices work, the service is sooo slow. There is a department with a hanging onion. It is more profitable to buy for a gift than in packages. They will pack everything very nicely for you. Our tourists, limited by sanctions, buy Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Starbox coffee. Once they didn't take payment in dollars, they didn't have change. Another time, they paid both in lira and euros.

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Арина

Level 11 Local Expert

Excellent migros. They accept both lira, dollars and euros. It is most profitable in lira. Affordable prices for souvenirs and Turkish delicacies at home

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aka_de_mia

Level 3 Local Expert

It's not a bad shop. We've been here many times. This Migros is not the smallest, but it is not big either. Prices, taking into account political events over the past year and a half and taking into account the current exchange rate, are not as cheap as in previous years. However, it is quite possible to choose something for everyday needs and for gifts. Prices in migros are definitely more profitable than in tourist shops with prices in euros, where conversion to lira depends only on the seller's appetite. One of the advantages is that you can pay not only in lira, but also in euros and dollars. Of the cons: 1) they constantly do not hand over small change. Sometimes they didn't pass a few lire, then a few kurush. They argue that they have run out of coins. However, Turkish buyers are also given change in coins. If it weren't for this noticed fact, we wouldn't have attached any importance. Maybe it's just a coincidence, but it feels like they're trying to cash in on tourists in any store. On the one hand, it would seem small things, but the sediment remained. In a couple of weeks, with the frequency that we ran on the way to this Migros, the shortage amounted to more than a dozen lira, with which we could buy a souvenir. 2) price tags, sometimes, do not correspond to the product laid out next to it. To avoid misunderstandings and if you do not speak Turkish, then carefully check the name and barcodes on the goods and price tags. 3) there are always people in the store. Especially in the evening there are long queues at the ticket offices

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Artem Mustafin

Level 12 Local Expert

Overall, a good assortment. But I've been there twice, every time I've been cheated by the sellers. The first time I paid in euros, they told me the price in euros, they gave me the change in lira, but even at their announced rate they did not give 40 lira. The second time I paid in lira. The change was supposed to be from 30 liras for the goods 22.9 liras. But they gave me 50 kopecks in lira. They apologized and said they didn't have a change

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Л. Коллонтай

Level 5 Local Expert

Always ask to apply the "migros card". Without it, everything with discounts will go without a discount. Or buy it for 5 lire at the checkout (it works for tourists for 1 month).

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елена п.

Level 8 Local Expert

There are many different products. A large selection. There is no queue. The staff is smiling.

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Lina Malina

Level 4 Local Expert

If you come to Turkey for the first time, then feel free to go to migros, a supermarket with excellent prices. The assortment includes pomegranate wine.

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Ольга

Level 10 Local Expert

Ask for the prices of lukum! There are no prices on the boxes, but the price tags can be anything. I walked, chose, counted, and approached the checkout. The payment was much higher than expected. But it turns out that the prices for 2 boxes are much higher in fact! I overpaid as a result, I didn't think to return it, I was shocked. But I should have figured it out right away. It is especially important to be careful in a place where the onion is growing. The boxes below are very expensive, the price tags don't match! Photo, in fact, the price is 450 lire for 150 g in a box.

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Рамис и

Level 28 Local Expert

A good chain of stores. It is designed not only for tourists, but also for locals. The prices in the store are in lira, they also accept dollars and euros, although the exchange rate is not very pleasant. Therefore, it is better to have exchanged lira with you in advance. It is possible to pay with a card, but not with Russian banks.

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