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Spoiled Meat Sold Full Price - Meat, Norcross Georgia

1 year ago •reported by user-hqyrv493 • business

Meat, Guadalajara Supermarket, Buford Highway, Norcross, GA, USA

5730 Buford Highway, Norcross, 30071 Georgia, United States

they had one pack of thighs prepackaged in with their 'fresh' meat. They had the nerve to charge full price. The meat was spoiled (and they knew it). I was wondering why it was the only package of meat that was already wrapped. They laughed as they sold it t me...charging FULL price 3.99/lb knowing full well, it was bad. I will take this complaint higher but you all need to stay out of this store if you are not of Latina decent. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea

#norcross #georgia #unitedstates #meat

Consumer Review - Food Safety Meat, Guadalajara Supermarket, Buford Highway, Norcross, GA, USA they had one pack of thighs prepack... photo #1
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