Gama

Iceland very often have 240 Tetley teabags on offer for 5€

There’s a stall at La Marina Market both Thursday & Saturday, selling a few British Products.
240 PG Tips 8€
3 tins of corned beef 10€

Tinned salmon, tuna, soup, beans, fray bentos pies etc all cheaper than Gama.

Bet that's nice after sitting in the heat for days/weeks

Graham_Lynn wrote:Iceland very often have 240 Tetley teabags on offer for 5€

There’s a stall at La Marina Market both Thursday & Saturday, selling a few British Products.
240 PG Tips 8€
3 tins of corned beef 10€

Tinned salmon, tuna, soup, beans, fray bentos pies etc all cheaper than Gama.

Westbourne122 wrote:Just another word on short changing same woman each time I have visited, constant euro short.
She's tried it on about ten times with me,you would think she wouldn't try again.
Must be so ingrained it a habit

Thank you for the warning. I went there today and the lady who usually serves me wasn't there, but the long haired one was. I gave her a 5 euro note for an item of 89 cents and she short changed me by 1 euro....surprise, surprise. She followed me to the door saying how hot it was and her glasses were steaming up, but saw me checking the change. I turned around to go back in, but she met me at the door with the 1 euro!!!! Coincidence? No. I will be telling them the next time I go in there. I will pay by my bank card in future. I have my receipt and her name is on there, she has long wavy hair and wears glasses. So please check your change before leaving.

Where is this happening

When we were in lockdown we had to shop at the Gama as it was our nearest Supermarket. I never had a problem with prices or my change. I will definitely be extra careful in the future though

Chrisdee wrote:Where is this happening

Gama in Dona Pepa.

Josh in there is a nice lad. Does anybody have a name for the cashier who is holding back change? I think this usually appears on the till receipt.

Take a selfie of this woman and post it on here, so we can all see who she is.

Couldn’t agree more.

brandyboy wrote:Josh in there is a nice lad. Does anybody have a name for the cashier who is holding back change? I think this usually appears on the till receipt.

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