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Nikora Supermarket — grocery store with drinks and ready-made food on S. Zakariadze street

Open until 11:00pm
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2.0/1 review
Nikora Supermarket (5 S. Zakariadze St.)
Nikora Supermarket (ул. С. Закариадзе, 5)
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st. Sergo Zakariadze, 5, Tbilisi, Georgia
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  • https://nikorasupermarket.ge/
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Nikora Supermarket on S. Zakariadze Street is a supermarket in the capital district, where you can buy both groceries for dinner and a snack on the go.

On sale - drinks, cooking, desserts, frozen semi-finished products, essential goods and bakery products. Convenient for residents of nearby neighborhoods.

If you are looking for a place to buy groceries in the capital of Georgia, this store will be a great option.

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    The product selection is just average and could definitely use improvement. There's a lot of the same items on the shelves, and they rarely add new products or update the stock.

    Many vegetables can't be scanned because of QR code problems. Some other products have similar issues; for instance, there was a juice on the shelf that couldn't be scanned for a whole week! It seems they have significant challenges with their merchandising and data management.

    The price tags in the freezers are poorly designed and hard to read since they overlap.

    Additionally, in a city where at least 10% of the population are foreigners, they don't offer English translations on the price tags.

    By neglecting these straightforward improvements, the store is missing out on potential sales.

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