El Chiringuito sur Molsheim

The staff is very unwelcoming and you can never find the products you usually buy there. I hardly ever go there anymore.

Lots of choice, just not in the sandwich section.

We popped in quickly to do some shopping during our vacation. Ample parking, huge and tidy store with a wide selection.

The store is pleasant and the pastries and cafeteria are good. However, the constant "low prices" signs in your fruit and vegetable sections leave me perplexed; for example, tomatoes are almost 5 euros per kilo even in peak season...

Lack of politeness on the part of a cashier

A special mention goes to the security guard and the cashiers who, young or old, permanent or seasonal, weekdays or Fridays/Saturdays, from opening in the morning to just minutes before closing time, always wear a huge smile. The only downside is the wait at the reception desk, which is often deserted. Or else, a horde of employees parade behind the counter, chatting amongst themselves as if the customers on the other side didn't exist. A little anecdote from this week: needing some tarte flambée bases, I came across an item in the self-service aisle that had mold on it, despite its expiration date not having passed. I then removed the product from the shelf to hand it directly to an employee at the deli counter who was busy putting away utensils on a table behind the counter. She took the product and tossed it aside, sighing because I had clearly disturbed her. A simple verbal thank you would have sufficed. What a shame. Next time, I'll mind my own business.

The store is very bright, welcoming, clean, and well-organized. I recommend it.

I would like to congratulate Isabelle in the deli department for her professionalism (welcome, friendliness and expertise).

Good store. Chris, I believe, the fresh produce manager, is very professional and courteous.

A pleasant store. But this Friday morning, Rungis market would be in complete chaos. Okay, overtime has to be paid, but pushing your shopping cart between manual and electric pallet jacks and double trolleys, turning around, waiting for them to be unloaded, and dealing with a huge number of empty display cases—apparently, that doesn't bother you. Shouldn't this chaotic traffic be happening before the store opens? Just a thought.