not very big but good enough for a tourist to get some drinks/fruit/snacks…read more It is ahout 10mins walk from Bristol hotel，along the way you can also enjoy the beautiful look of the city .

It's difficult for me to make a review of a supermarket... What can I say... Yea you can buy food…read morehere! :p Anyway, what I love about this supermarket it's that it is close home and also very close to old town. The supermarket it's locate in one of the main streets of Warsaw, in an underground floor. Like in many Biedronkas, the queue for paying is ridiculous large, bananas are always sold out and it is not very well organised.

If I were any closer, I would've bought a bunch of produce here. It looks super fresh and mainly…read morelocals. I'm not sure if it's the same but across the street is another section which has other products and restaurants. I found a roast chicken shop, which was excellent.

The main bulding is empty and needs renovating. :*( Still, there were some cool vendors. Rhings to…read moretry. I found some sock. Fruit veggies. Baked goods. Cookies. Pickles n kraut. Halava at the Greek stand. Always fun to visit a Central Market. They should fix it up and pro.ote it better.

This stop has almost everything you'll need for a day or so, minus any premade goods like…read moresandwiches or wraps. I was a bit disappointed to see that. It's in an insanely busy area with all of the shops that every major city has! US folks, they have Mt Dew! Something I found off putting was my most recent adventure here (my second time) - Was being yelled at (quite loudly in the quiet shop) for going to a register- Trying to remove an item left on it by a previous shopper who did not check out, but left- not being able to (I don't speak Polish), and then moving to the next register bc I couldn't fix the problem. He yelled at the top of his lungs, removed my item from the machine I was using, grabbed my goods, and forced me back onto the previous machine. He had to remove my checked out items from the machine I was on - to PUT ME BACK ON THE PREVIOUS MACHINE I'D LEFT (bc he didn't understand the situation) - and now he had to remove (after somewhat of a fight) the item left there that wasn't mine. What an ass. All to try to make an example of me for trying to do the right thing initially. My bad bro. Needless to say, I feel like I've had my fill of self entitled Carrefour employees, I'm shopping somewhere else from now on.

A super convenient grocery store in a busy entertainment area. This place is located underground…read more You take an escalator down from street level. Inside, it's a pretty big place. They have baked goods, meats, lots of cheeses and other dairy, beer, liquor, the list goes on and on. Prices are reasonable too.

Bidronka address: ul. Powstancow Wlkp. Mogilno, Woj. Kuj-Pom. Refused to refund two items at the…read morecheckout to the cost of 25zl. Both were misleadingly priced per individual piece in the packet instead of per packet as a whole. A practice no doubt contrived to dupe customers. The excuse being that they came from a fridge and thus excluded from refund policy. Left both items at the store in frustration. Poland has no misrepresentation of goods and services laws, and no consumer rights to speak of. I call it extortion. 02-Jul-2024

After I purchased a bottle of water in Biedronka, Warsawa Wschodnia branch, on 25 Aug '21 at 11:08…read moreAM, I was physically assaulted by the branch manager and the store security. I had the receipt in my hand in plain view which they didn't ask for before the attack and ignored it when I was trying to show it to them. They did aggressive body searches multiple times where my clothes were pulled up to show bare skin in full view of many other customers. At the same time I was constantly being pushed and shoved by the store manager from behind and the security from the front. It was clearly a racial hatred attack as the security whispered abuses to me so he couldn't be heard. Extremely disappointed and shocked at how Poland's biggest supermarket chain treats its customers and the kind of people they recruit. Biedronka has dismissed this matter as a standard procedure if they suspect shoplifting - very shameful response. I have lodged a police complaint and intend to pursue legal action. I am a British citizen of Indian origin, I cannot help feel that it was racially motivated.