Mercatò In San mauro torinese

Excellent supermarket, you can find everything

Grocery store, very well stocked, more honest prices compared to other stores, very well stocked

I often go to the supermarket to shop. Excellent products, but higher-than-average prices. Fruit is inaccessible. Supermarket brand products are good. The staff is kind and helpful.

Excellent favorite supermarket and excellent fresh and genuine products always at the forefront

It is a good buy, their strong points are: freshness and price.

As a supermarket, it's good in terms of quality and prices. The downside is that there aren't enough cashiers. It takes a lot of time to pay, and that's what keeps me from going more often.

Good value for money, it's a good buy, especially when there are offers, good supply of fresh produce counter with delicatessen, fish, butcher and bakery

You must try the tagliatelle with ragù and the Bamben

Even though August is ending and the city is filling up, the supermarket is just the right amount of crowded. You can do your shopping stress-free.

You happen to be passing through Turin, see the Mercatò sign, and think, "Perfect, grab a couple of quick items and off I go." Too bad the parking lot is already a challenge: limited spaces, tight maneuvers, and the feeling of playing Tetris with cars. Inside, the space isn't huge, but the selection is decent—a little bit of everything, but nothing stands out. The aisles are marked... yes, but with signs so discreet they seem timid, they don't stick out, they don't stand out, and you find yourself wandering with your cart looking for pasta as if you were playing "Guess Where." The checkout is the real highlight: few items are available, even fewer are open. The result? Even with few people, the lines seem longer than the time spent shopping. In short, a supermarket that doesn't ruin your day, but doesn't make it better either. A bit like that lukewarm coffee you drink only because it's already in front of you: you finish it, but you'll never remember it.