25 Creative Solutions Making Shopping So Much Easier. Because All Customers Matter!
Shopping is such a pleasure for some of us. Of course, on the other hand, there are some who think it’s a nightmare. However, some shops and restaurants can do anything to come up to their customers’ expectations. This is how consumption can be made more pleasant!
#25 With prices going up all the time, a calculator will always come in handy
#24 Feel disgusted by other customers touching the bread you want to buy? This machine sells any bread you choose!
#23 No matter when your friends throw a a barbecue party, these meat vending machines will always be there for you to get anything you want to get grilled!
#22 You don’t have to go to the woods to pick some mushrooms yourself
#21 Finally we have a place where we can test toilet paper!
#20 This trolley will carry your shopping and charge your smartphone at the same time
#19 The fruit and vegetables here are sold only in paper bags
#18 With this magnifying glass you can make out even the smallest product information
#17 You’re not a born bar tender? This fridge will do it for you
#16 This device will cool your drink 20 times faster than a refrigerator
#15 To care about the female customers this restaurant introduced mini-chairs for bags
#14 No more getting lost in the shopping mall
#12 Just in case you wondered whether it’s really bakers you are walking into
#11 Now you will be sure that your bag will really fit inside the overhead lockers on the plane
#10 A track to test your shoes
#9 Perhaps this is the solution to the problem of damaged trolleys
#8 Now you can only wish you were younger
#7 Not only are dogs welcome there, but they even have their own menu!
#6 There are also supermarkets where dogs have their place, too
#5 Harsh conditions simulator for those buying winter clothes
#3 Standing in line is a perfect time to learn the waltz
#2 A shop in Germany allows its customers to test the rubber boats and kayaks in a special pool inside
#1 A very easy and straightforward method of communicating your shopping preferences
Has your favorite shop ever done anything like this? How do they make your shopping a nicer experience?
