REWA Supermarket

Slightly different produce compared to a standard ICA or Willys

It's awesome with a butcher in the supermarket

Unloading.nIt's a bit narrow, and it's difficult to access the makeshift ramp. You have to lower the trailer as far as possible and raise the drive axle. Unfortunately, this didn't help, and the workers had to manually reassemble the pallets. The workers were great, nice people, and they unloaded it quickly! They even gave me a gift, which was very nice.

Hi, I used to be a satisfied customer at Rewa Supermarket, but now it feels like the quality has declined. The shelves are often empty and it's dirty everywhere. The store also smells bad. The service varies; sometimes it's friendly, but an acquaintance has even been chased away. Customer service could be improved, although I understand that it can be tough for the staff at the checkouts alone. I've also had problems with products that are not registered in the system, which means that the checkout staff can't help. The price variations are unreasonable, and the vegetables are often in poor condition. It's like drawing a lottery ticket to see if the vegetable or moisture is in good condition or not. Also, I've never seen it clean in that department either, it's always full of vegetables on the floor. Not hygienic at all and they sometimes don't seem to use any gloves or the like. There are also several men without work clothes who are constantly moving around the store, the same goes for the vegetable department. You don't understand if the men actually work there when you need help with something. But then they don't seem to know Swedish anyway, which leads to you not buying anything at all. Unfortunately, I can no longer recommend the store.

The staff doesn't understand Swedish, only your language, bad. Why don't you have burek every day like Willys. Will you have it today when you open at 7:00 am? I and many others say that you should be able to speak Swedish and understand what is being said. The store is for all customers. Buckle up!