Located in the train station and toward exit to the geneva Center. This store has all you need for…read moretravel and quick grab and go food. Plenty of juices, milk shakes , protein shakes, etc. They have self and cashier checkout. The staff is great to answer any questions. The place is maintained very well and always busy. Visited this place multiple times in my 3 nights stay.

Awesome market l near the train station. Tons of prepared items.,sweets,snacks drinks etc…read more Place was crazy busy Saturday night and aisles are cramped but still manageable Self and cashier checkout Credit card payment was easy Loved the chocolate selection...hello its switzerland.... Not boughie stuff but great classic items

Happened to walk down this alley post farmer's market and the line was long so stopped to watch…read morethem make and serve some raclette and reblochon sandwiches. Sandwiches could be Hot or cold and I read you could add toppings but they were busy and didn't ask if I wanted anything added, which was fine. I saw they took credit card but didn't realize there was a minimum charge and couldn't understand what they said - then the server turned to the crowd and said something which they laughed at? but I was eventually able to pay and get my Sandwich which I enjoyed by a nearby canal. It would have been nice if the bread was toasted since I ordered it Hot and I didn't find it had too much flavor but it was still filling and nice to try. Store attached to it also had some nice local gifts and food for purchase.

I often think about our visit to Annecy and these delicious sandwiches. They are so good, we…read moreordered one to share and immediately had to go back for a second. We got them as takeaway and enjoyed the scenery. The workers were nice and patient. We would definitely visit again just to get another raclette sandwich.

Great grocery store for provisions, e.g. water, snacks or libations, etc. they are located as part…read moreof a department store, on the top floor. Maybe it was a one off, but the worker at the self checkout wasn't the nicest when it came to assisting the English only speaker when I couldn't figure out how to checkout on the French only machine.

If you are visiting the beautiful city of Annecy, France, and you are from the US, as I am - this…read moreis a great place to pick up necessities you need. The clothing store is in the bottom part of the store and in my opinion, is equivalent to a Target, or possibly a hut if an upscale Target with decent prices and good selections. I visited 3 times while I was there visiting and each time, I left with some cute piece of clothing. In the back of the store is the home area with things such as towels and bedding. Up the escalator near the back right area of the store is where you go to get to the grocery store. They do have a good variety of things although most of it is in French, although there are some American products. They have a great selection of cookies too! Exceptional wine inventory although I had no clue what I was looking at to purchase. I did ask one person for help but he did not speak English. Make sure you have a decent translator app on your phone. But great dairy department as well! The only thing I found to be lacking was a selection of paper products, such as paper towels. All they had were cheap, small rolls. The carts used for groceries are the basket type you pull with a handle. But great store all the way around and it was nice to find most of what I needed. Hope this helps. Oh and they do have several locations. I probably will sadly never get back to Annecy, but if I do, I will know right where to go!

It is big and it does have lots of stuff but it always has queues at the checkout. They promise you…read morewon't wait longer than 10 minutes in a check-out queue but that doesn't really seem good enough. Has the management of Carre-four tried waiting for 9 minutes in a queue with two tired and hungry children standing behind other bored children? It isn't nice. And they keep moving things around. You look for the slippers where they were one week and they've gone so yu have to traipse round the aisles to find them. And you have to go to a seperate place and stand in a line to weigh your fruit and veg - even the smallest supermarket in the UK does that at the main till so you only queue once.

Great! WE find EVERYTHING there at a lower cost than in Suisse, where I live. Love it!read more

really nice grocery store. I like how you have to weigh your produce, as the cashier does not…read more they have it set up to where you place the item on the scale, press a number corresponding to the location of the produce and It automatically prints your price barcode. the shop is in the basement of the metropole, a really good selection of food and soft drinks as well as dairy. I am still not used to the milk being left out of the fridge but hey, it's all good. the store has a little bit of everything you could imagine. if you can think of it, they have it, but no alcohol.

Here scattered all over Swiss town this little gem awaits.Go in and have a small breakfast or lunch…read moreat the cafe.We saved a lot of money by making our own sandwiches and buying bottled water here.Prices for Evian are cheaper than the states,bottled clementine and blood orange juices are very inexpensive.On that note, any bottled beverage you buy chilled will cost you more. Salami from Italy, ham from Germany, cheeses from Switzerland, produce & fruit from Spain/ North Africa.Swiss chocolate everywhere!Fresh baked croissants, brioche and loves of bread, All excellent! Friendly staff!Local wine. I recommend.

Very convenient location if you're right by the lake, it's a favorite spot to stop by and get a…read moredrink or an ice cream at regular market prices, rather than the spots that gouge tourists. Lines can get very long when the weather's good, but they're usually smart about staffing and things move quickly.

In the village below Courcheval we found this grocer with a fair selection of beers, alcohol, fresh…read moreproduce and even firewood. Not a mega market but about the size of a small convenience store. Nonetheless, they had all the essentials to shop for our week's stay.

I don't think people review supermarkets anymore but here is one in English because I was so upset…read morewith my recent visits. I shopped here last week and during this visit to the supermarket I had a list of things I wanted to purchase. I was followed by a rent-a-cop the ENTIRE time I was at this supermarket! It was upsetting because I had never been followed in a supermarket before- not even in the Asian markets in America! I will not be shopping at this market again, I would rather go to LIDL. Un peu plus loin le LIDL, mais au moins je suis traite avec respecte la. Et ca coute moins cher que Carrefour.

Amazing cheese counter here at Alain Hess…read more Delice de Pommard with mustard and their fresh Gorgonzola were our choices. We'd originally gone there seeking the Delice but as we walk through the door, I see the cheesemonger literally spooning out the gorgonzola into a container & it was love at first sight Grabbed a baguette from around the corner & dinner was served. That Gorgonzola was INCREDIBLE! Oozy, gooey, mild but tons of flavor The Delice de Pommard was a cream cheese with mustard seed husks from the Burgundy region Also offering wines, oils and lots of other temptations, Alain Hess is well worth a visit. If you do go, pick me up some of that Gorgonzola!

Alain Hess is a must-visit when you are in Beaune. It is a fantastic cheese and wine shop, probably…read morethe best in the entire city. The array of cheeses -- all lovingly displayed in a large glass case -- is enough to make any cheese lover salivate and instantly reach for his wallet. The wine shop downstairs is also impressive. Of course you are not going to find any of the highly collectible stuff, but there is a very good selection (of Burgundy, of course!) at decent prices. You can also find a good selection of hand harvested sea salt, high end chocolate, such as Bonnat, and Fallot mustard.

Been on the way home from Spain/France. Needed a quick break and needed to shop some groceries…read more Got some potato chips, ice coffee, a coke and a chocolate croissant to eat right away. Milk, chicken breast,rice and some herbs and spices for dinner. It's Coop, so you know what to expect. Prices are fair, quality was good. It's always a safe bet. And this one being right at the highway meant we didn't need to make an extra shopping stop at home. It's a rest area. So there's a gas station, restrooms and plenty of picknick tables with a playground and some green for your pets. A good stop.