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TchiboNewest Review: ... I have bought kitchen products, stationery items, jewelry and lighting from the store over the years and they are all still working and looking fine. All good value items. They have more expensive items as well bikes, prams, and the laptop I am currently working on was a Tchibo purchase. At the time of writing you get a free coffee with every purchase - you don't have to have it at the ... more |
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by - written on 04/07/09 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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I think Tchibo is a shop that came up with an original and good idea- is it a coffee shop that's sells product or a product shop that sells coffee? I think the answer is both- I know one store that has no seating and the coffee is just take away only. I know another that has seating both inside and out and offers edible goodies as well as drinks, where the products seem secondary. The other very clever move that this German company has made is by having the products on sale for one week only- every Wednesday the products are all new- so buy it or lose it- the shopper who says "that's nice I might think about getting one of those"- soon learns that ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/06/09 (Very useful, 68 readings)
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Tchibo Some of you may wonder what 'Tchibo' is. It is a string of shops owned by a German company. They offer great quality clothes and other random goods and offer a free cup of quality coffee with each purchase. If you want to take a look at the web it is tchibo.com. The items are always top quality and have to go through stringent checks before they pass the test. I would consider the quality equal to M&S and much better than primark. The prices are extremely competitive. One thing to note is that they are forever changing the products they sell so if you see something grab it. I have bought lots of things in the store which includes a top ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/11/08 (Very useful, 97 readings)
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It's not exacty a pleasure to wander around a Tchibo store - I'm quite short and I covered the shop in about 5 strides. When there are more than 5 people shopping around then you're in each other's armpits (trying to get to the products) or breathing down other people's necks. You can't open up the products to take a look which means disaster... when you get home and discover it isn't quite right do you bother to take it back? The goods are low in price, so do you bother to return it for a few quid?!? Or do you have a special Tchibo cupboard at home for goods that you meant to return a few months ago but haven't yet got around to it? Then a year later you're ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/10/08 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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I first discovered Tchibo about a year ago. I was looking for birthday gifts and thought I would have a look in there. What a wonderful shop and full of unusual items many of them at bargain prices. It is a German chain so expect high quality. Each week the stock changes and has a different theme and generally what happens is that the new weekly display is in the window and towards the front of the store, and then as you move round the items from previous weeks are in well marked out sections. The great thing is that as the collections move round the store they are often discounted so you get a chance to buy them later on for reduced ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/10/08 (Very useful, 63 readings)
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I am a self confessed Tchibo addict!! I feel the need to stand up and tell the world..... i justlove this shop!! I know not everyone 'gets' Tchibo and gets frustrated that the window displays and stock changes on a regular basis... but that is exactly what i love about the place. I discovered Tchibo on another website when i was looking for a dehumidifier and someone recomended the store as they had a bargain one currently in stock... back then to me it was just an internet store where i could buy great stuff. Imagine my glee then, when a branch opened on my high street!! I am afraid i get the weekly newsletter so that i know in advance ... Read the complete review
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Tchibo - A Fantastic Store In Every Way.from Machair1
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