טריקולד w Nahariya

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  עמיחי גולדבאום

  :: 15 January 2021 10:52:34

  Fresh and delicious, kind attitude and the case with the soldier who helped him and gave him money and pastries in the past always sits in my head ..

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  Sagy Rozen

  :: 17 July 2019 20:21:09

  I'm almost never active on Facebook, but this time I have to share. I am Omar, a 19-year-old soldier serving in a combat unit. And like most soldiers in our army, unfortunately money is a pretty rare commodity. I got off the Nahariya train station to make some errands, and on the way I saw a cafe called a bakery called Tricolade on 21 Gaaton Street, with a few pastries that were winking at me from the window. I go in, pick some pastries that look good to me, come to pay and find that I do not have the wallet. I really apologize for the situation, I want to leave my explosive bag in the store and run sprint back to the station to look for my wallet. After half an hour of searching and questioning of all the people at the station, I find a garbage bag in my garbage bag emptied of every shekel and agora (I had it there for around NIS 300). I asked myself if I had found them and told them that I had found him but was emptied of all the money I had, so I apologize but I have no way of paying the nice couple. After they insisted that I take the bag (which they continued to fill), I took it, put it in my bag, and thanked them very much for their attitude. They smiled back at me and kept telling me. After about half an hour, I take the bag out of my bag, start eating, and suddenly that's what I see inside the bag. It is important for me to share this for two reasons: 1. Because such people who run a business deserve a good word and come to people know when they get to Nahariya where to buy. 2. In my opinion, such good deeds, which are done without too much noise with the intention of pure truth, must really receive the appreciation and reverence. And here I say again, thanks to Trickold who reminded me why I was doing what I was doing

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  Jonathan aber

  :: 08 October 2018 10:03:59

  I'm almost never active on Facebook, but this time I have to share. I am Omar, a 19-year-old soldier serving in a combat unit. And like most soldiers in our army, unfortunately money is a pretty rare commodity. I got off at the Nahariya train station to make some arrangements, and on the way I saw a bakery cafe called "Tricold" at 21 Hagaaton Street, with some pastries winking at me from the window. I go in, pick some pastries that looked good to me, come to pay and find that the wallet is not on me. I really apologize for the situation, ask to leave my bag exploded in the store and run sprint back to the station to look for the wallet. After half an hour of searching and questioning all the people at the station, I find my wallet emptied of every shekel and penny (I had around 300 shekels). I return hunched over and embarrassed to the bakery, where they asked me if I had found and told them I had found it but drained of all the money I had so I apologize but I have no way to pay the nice couple. After they really insisted that I take the bag (which they continued to fill), I took it, put it in the bag and thanked them very much for their treatment. They smiled back at me and kept thanking me. After about half an hour, I take the bag out of the bag, start eating and suddenly this is what I see inside the bag. It was important for me to share this for two reasons: 1. Because such people who run a business deserve a good word and people deserve to know when they come to Nahariya where it is worth buying. 2. In my opinion such good deeds that are done without too much noise with truly pure intention, should really get the proper appreciation and appreciation. And here I say again, thanks to Tricold who reminded me why I do what I do ..

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  Ravit Rotenberg

  :: 24 June 2017 14:09:28

  Nahariya's best confectionery. In addition, it is a local business and not a network

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  Dima Shevchuk

  :: 08 December 2015 21:22:08

  Great place