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15/09/2026: Another disastrous experience with this pickup point. My package arrived late in the day on September 9th (and was going back to the sender on the 17th if I didn't pick it up). Unable to come on the 10th or 11th because of work, I went there on Saturday around 2 PM. The bar was listed as open from 6 AM to 8 PM. Result: CLOSED. No sign on the door. On Sunday, the establishment is supposed to be open from 8 AM to 1 PM. I went there around 10 AM: CLOSED. I work on Monday, so it was impossible to pick up my package. I finally called on Tuesday before leaving to avoid yet another wasted trip (with gas at €2.20 per liter, you don't want to make the trip for a closed door). The person who answered the phone said: "Yes, we're open today, we decided to take the weekend off." The very least you can do when you run a business is to put up a notice on the storefront or on social media to inform customers. I couldn't go there on Wednesday and Thursday, so my package would have been returned to the sender because of them. It's shameful; there are only problems with this place. Stop offering parcel pickup if you can't even be bothered to respect the hours you advertise.

30/07/2026: A level of business acumen and education bordering on nonexistent... It all started with DPD delivering my Amazon package directly to their home. The driver neither rang my doorbell nor called my phone number, even though I had specifically changed the delivery date to ensure I was home. Already quite annoyed at having to drive to do the driver's job, I checked the opening hours on Google, Waze, and the Yellow Pages: the bar was clearly listed as "open." I arrived after 2 PM and parked right in front of the window. There was no note on the door about an exceptional closure, the shutters were half-closed, but the window was open. Inside, two men (a fairly young brunette and an older one) were tinkering with something using a blowtorch. My sister, through the open door, tried to get their attention several times. They looked at her and completely ignored her. I got out of the car and leaned out of the window: "Hello, excuse me." Not even a hint of a greeting in return, just a glacial "We're closed." I pointed out that their online hours indicated they were open. Their response: "Yes, but we're closed right now, we're doing something else." I asked if they couldn't at least scan my QR code to give me my package in two seconds. A curt "No, we're closed," still in a cold tone, with no politeness and no apology, even though their hours were wrong. So I asked what time they opened. "Maybe around 4 pm." Not even a set time 🤔 I turned on my heel, a little insulting to the man who had answered me. I suppose he heard it; I meant it completely, and it was 100% justified given such a lack of respect. In short: zero business sense. If you hate being a parcel pickup point, stop doing it. And update your online hours, because if they don't reflect reality, I don't see the point. I finally went back to pick up my package at the end of the day. I ran into a super nice blonde woman (hugs to her, honestly, it really raises the bar for the place). However, the organization is more than questionable: the packages are stored right to the right of the bar's entrance... Anyone can grab one and run off 😕 Anyway, I'm giving it two stars because the lady was nice, but it definitely deserves one star. A very bad first impression overall, and I hope I never have to use this pickup point again.