Coop

Scan & pay only available for people with swedish social ID?nHow about many international tourists in this area. No chance shopping daily items?nWow. Thats what l call discrimination.nShame on you COOP.

There are very few shops in this area that remain open in the evenings. So, when we arrived late at a nearby campsite and realized this was our only nearby option, of course we drove straight here.nnWhich is where we discovered that the extended opening hours *only* exist for people with a Swedish social security number. It is a truly amazing concept, that likely would not work in most other countries: one installs an app, uses that to request the doors to open, and then uses that same app to scan products and pay for them. There is NO staff beyond the regular opening hours. It is apparently all based on trust.nnOn the one hand, this is amazing for locals who can now buy groceries well beyond the regular opening hours, and tourists like us who arrive late. On the other hand, one should be very careful when trusting Google if you do not have a Swedish bankID. If you came here as a foreign tourist on a Sunday expecting to buy groceries, you'd be in for a rude surprise as the nearest store that is actually open is probably the one in Oskarström, 45 minutes away by car.nnLuckily we both have a bankID. It took a while to install the app as the 4g internet is a bit slow here, but eventually we were able to use the store. It has a decent selection for a small village store, definitely sufficient for our needs and well within what we expected.nnFor anyone wondering, the actual manned opening hours as of time of writing are:nnMonday - Friday: 09:00h - 19:00hnSaturday: 09:00h - 16:00hnSunday: closed

Had everything you need and also fresh baked goods

Nice small supermarket with everything for your daily need.

Little grocery store with most things for an ordinary day.