Interesting factoid: I just learned that Denner was Switzerland's first discounter, and now it's…read moremostly owned by Migros. Anyway, this one's a typical store with all sorts of stuff, including alcohol (which Migros stores don't carry). The aisles are a bit cramped and narrow though.

This is your typical Lidl store that sells an assortment of food and household products. I saw…read moresome carry-on luggage for sale at another branch earlier this week, so my bf and I tried to buy it from this store today. But unfortunately they were all out. The thing about Lidl is that sometimes they have really good weekly specials, but you have to be quick to grab the deals while supplies last. I also saw some refrigerated cookie dough for Spitzbueben, so perhaps something to try one day to save some effort instead of making everything from scratch.

Very large Coop in Wettingen. They recently started charging for parking in the underground garage…read more(a miniscule amount, nevertheless), but I think the outside lot is still free. You can pretty much get everything here that you would expect from a big supermarket, and I like partaking in the free wine tastings or free samples that they sometimes provide. (I seem to always miss the times, though...)

This is a MM Migros with two floors. I was hoping to buy a yoga mat here but unfortunately could…read morenot find one. I guess I'll have to go to a Migros SportXX to get it. Pretty good selection of other grocery stuff though, and they have a lot of multi-pack deals on a rotational basis.

Cool discount store on the ground floor of the Center Passage shopping mall. Hard to explain…read moreexactly what they sell--kind of like a mish-mash of random gift items you would find in a Spencer's gifts in the U.S., combined with random stationery stuff and household items. I like to browse for cute, relatively inexpensive household stuff here to jazz up my place. For example, I picked up some cute butterfly decorations to place around my balcony. Also found a cute analog food scale in hot pink... perfect for my baking needs. But they had lots of other colors to choose from, too. Also found some functional stuff, like potholders made out of blue jean material, wall hooks, drink coasters, and sink drainers. Another great thing about this place--they accept credit card transactions! You don't even get that at Aldi or Lidl. Perfect for earning extra UBS Keyclub points. ;)