One of the oldest supermarkets in St. Petersburg is closing
One of the oldest supermarkets in St. Petersburg is closing. Nevsky survived the 1990s, but lost to marketplaces and delivery services The Nevsky store on Bolshevikov Avenue, 6k.1 has been operating for more than 50 years - since 1975. This is one of the few typical Soviet supermarkets preserved in St. Petersburg. Although cheaper chain supermarkets opened nearby, customers continued to come to Nevsky. Mostly pensioners. Often - for discounted goods.
