"Gagra market is a real godsend for everyone who loves an authentic atmosphere and high–quality products! There is an amazing atmosphere of hospitality here, and the vendors are always happy to help and offer something special. The huge selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, spices, nuts and local delicacies is amazing. I was especially impressed with the Abkhazian tangerines and honey – the taste is simply indescribable! I also liked that you can find unique souvenirs and handmade items that will be a great gift for your loved ones. The cleanliness and order of the market, pleasant prices and the goodwill of the sellers make visiting this place a real pleasure. I will definitely come back here again!"
The market is like a market, the prices are the same for everyone. You need to be careful with spices, you can bring bugs home. There are shops with Turkish sweets, there are covered pavilions, the same situation is there-bugs, everything is oak (I'm talking about Turkish delight) tea was charged 200 rubles per bag, I didn't take homemade wine, because I had experience of poisoning. Tangerines are delicious and inexpensive, 80 rubles per 1 kg, and there are cheaper ones , but they are small and sour. It's not worth tasting everything in a row, you can spend the night on the push afterwards. Good luck to all
The market is big, colorful, and cool. There are a lot of Turkish goods, sweets, souvenirs. Prices are not lower than in the Russian Federation, including for fruits. Only tobacco products are cheaper.
Jeanne with her spices is a huge minus!!! We bought a lot of spices for ourselves and friends, but all turned out to be with bugs, and some with worms!!!
Example of prices for some products:
Bay leaf (broom) small. 50p, bol. 150
Cigarettes from 30p pack (RB), local about 80-100, sticks Hits 280 (!) r
Local lemonades (glass 0.5) from 60 to 100p
Dried persimmon from 750 to 1000 per kg
Ice cream cup local 25p
Peaches, nectarines are delicious 250-350, homemade 100-150 were taken (did not like it)
Beer local glass 0.5 from 70 to 100 r on average
Wines, chacha from 300 per liter, homemade more expensive