It is the best super market in Tallinn, with international brands at a lot of products availables. It is the only one where you can find REAL bread.Vegetables are nice too that is very unusual in Tallinn. Also you can see another expats buying here, not only locals or tourist as in the others. Cashiers speaks very basic English, another uncommon plus in the city where majority of them just speak Russian.
It's perfectly fine.
good for local shopping. District around it is just wonderful
compact grocery store, basic choice, good for fast visit, free parking
Items available: Baked goods, household chemistry and toiletries, pre cooked foods, snacks, grains, seasonal accessories, fresh vegetables, milk, fish.
Express checkout available with cc or debit.
The store holds all the essentials. There is a bakery and a hot food counter too. The queues can be long as not really enough tills are open. There is a card only area (self scan) tills though. If you're coming from elsewhere (ie from the UK etc) you will find customer service is little to none. It does seem to be the case in any Rimi I went in mind. Open til 10pm and located near a tram stop too so quite handy.
Quite small shopping place, but you'll find all necessary
Slow motion.. Need more personal to sell faster.
The ready made food is notoriously bad. Or I'm not sure if it has any notoriety, but It should! It really deserves some bad rep.
Has greatly improved since the Säästumarket that was here.
It can have better selection of products.
Small grocery store. Self-checkouts are really nice. Has all necessities.
Super busy for a small supermarket. It has pretty much everything you could want though. Also there is self checkout which is nice