Dime que no

Today I was going to make a family meal for 6 people, which requires bread, unfortunately the bread we have to consume is gluten-free, because 4 of the attendees are celiac. I went to buy 6 loaves of bread, counting one per person, since these loaves, in addition to being expensive, are small, an issue that does not concern the establishment, since they are packaged and not made by them, but they are "very friendly" (note the irony) of the clerks did not want to sell me the bread I needed, claiming, in bad manners, that they were out of stock for other potential customers. I believe that the principle of a business is to sell products, whoever buys them. I don't buy large quantities of products out of habit, I only buy what I need, which was the case today, and my family and I will have to make do with less bread than necessary.

Great place for breakfast. Very good and well-made toast. There is gluten-free bread.