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21/08/2026: I went to the bakery yesterday around 1 p.m. The bakery was empty, and I was served by a young woman who, unfortunately, was particularly unpleasant. I wanted to order a salad. I immediately got the feeling that my request bothered her: no smile, no explanation about the salad ingredients, even though there were no labels to describe them. I wasn't even asked which dressing I wanted; one was simply imposed on me. In the end, I was given no fewer than 15 napkins, without a word or a smile, and then I left. I find this truly regrettable. When you work in sales and customer service, politeness, a warm welcome, and a minimum of courtesy seem to me to be fundamental. I can certainly understand that a day can be difficult, but that doesn't justify making a customer feel like they're bothering you. A very disappointing experience, especially for a bakery where one expects a pleasant and warm welcome.

13/08/2026: €5.60 for a ham croissant… that’s frankly excessive. At that price, you’d expect a high-end product from a luxury artisan bakery. Here, we’re talking about a bakery chain, after all. When you know roughly the cost of the raw materials for a ham and cheese croissant, it’s hard to understand what justifies a selling price of €5.60 each. I completely understand that overhead, wages, and raw material costs have increased, and that a business needs to make a profit. But there’s still a limit: €5.60 for a ham croissant—the product-to-price ratio seems truly disproportionate to me.