In the new Migros - Kreuzplatz and Stettbach, for example - shopping is a pain! There's far too much space between the shelves, so the distances are longer. Particularly annoying is Stettbach, where the large store has a modest range that is only slightly larger than that of the Mini-coop at the streetcar stops, yet there are many new apartments in the immediate vicinity. For real shopping, they still have to go to the center.
In the new Migros - Kreuzplatz and Stettbach, for example - shopping is a pain! There's far too much space between the shelves, so the distances are longer. Particularly annoying is Stettbach, where the large store has a modest range that is only slightly larger than that of the Mini-coop at the streetcar stops, yet there are many new apartments in the immediate vicinity. For real shopping, they still have to go to the center.
Unfortunately this does not work on my PC, I have tried it several times.
Does it work on your cell phone, tablet?
Unfortunately this does not work on my PC, I have tried it several times.
Does it work on your cell phone, tablet?
If you want everything in a Migros store, then you have to go to an MMM store.With this strategy you will fall flat on your face in Bern (Marktplatz) ;) As I have already explained in various threads, the M / MM / MMM subdivision is not very meaningful about the product range, because the total area including restaurants and specialty stores is decisive. For example, the frozen food range can be relatively small, but you can get clothes and shoes.
Hello Federwolke, thank you for telling us about your experience at our store on Marktplatz. I understand your displeasure. I would be happy to inform you about the subdivision you mentioned: M stores are smaller stores that offer food and a limited range of non-food products for daily needs. Their sales area is a maximum of 1,000 m2. In addition to food, MM stores offer a larger non-food range and usually have a Migros restaurant. The sales area is 1'000 m2 - 3'500 m2. MMMs are larger centers that offer food and a full range of non-food products. In addition to a restaurant, these outlets have departments such as a take-away, a butcher's shop, an in-house bakery, flowers and specialist stores (Micasa, Melectronics, SportXX, Do It & Garden). The sales area is over 3,500 m2. In addition, we have very different regular customers depending on the location. We also adapt our range to these circumstances. Best regards, Tabea
If you want everything in a Migros store, then you have to go to an MMM store.With this strategy you will fall flat on your face in Bern (Marktplatz) ;) As I have already explained in various threads, the M / MM / MMM subdivision is not very meaningful about the product range, because the total area including restaurants and specialty stores is decisive. For example, the frozen food range can be relatively small, but you can get clothes and shoes.
Hello Federwolke, thank you for telling us about your experience at our store on Marktplatz. I understand your displeasure. I would be happy to inform you about the subdivision you mentioned: M stores are smaller stores that offer food and a limited range of non-food products for daily needs. Their sales area is a maximum of 1,000 m2. In addition to food, MM stores offer a larger non-food range and usually have a Migros restaurant. The sales area is 1'000 m2 - 3'500 m2. MMMs are larger centers that offer food and a full range of non-food products. In addition to a restaurant, these outlets have departments such as a take-away, a butcher's shop, an in-house bakery, flowers and specialist stores (Micasa, Melectronics, SportXX, Do It & Garden). The sales area is over 3,500 m2. In addition, we have very different regular customers depending on the location. We also adapt our range to these circumstances. Best regards, Tabea
