Very nice supermarket in heart of old town. Its pity we couldn't buy much since we are staying in…read morehotel but I took some pictures of things. Also I love their Manor restaurant, we ate there few times and it was very cost effective. Clothing department wasn't anything special a lot of American brands that we have in USA, so we were not interested in clothes. But I highly recommend their to -go smoothies and food. And also MANOR restaurant is very good also open during 3-5 when all restaurants in town are closed.

Lugano was my only stop in Switzerland and it was very calm and the air was fresh…read more Manor has EVERYTHING!!! I came here for their cafeteria style dining and it was very busy because I came during the lunch rush. There is salad, pizza, meat, wine, breads, fresh juice and a lot more. Everything is individually priced so it does add up. I wanted to explore Manor and they had so much merchandise. They have things for home, toys, novelty items, clothes, sports equipment and a lot more. Seriously, everything you need is in here. Again, price is a little steep.

The other Yelp review is mistaken: there is NOT an Eataly in the basement at this location. We…read morewalked for miles and were totally disappointed. This is just a typical COIN with nothing special except the huge Nespresso boutique in the basement. Think of this as the European version of Macy's. The restaurant on the top floor serves sushi and the restaurant in the basement is a coffee shop with surly service. They do have free restrooms on the lower level, worth a stop if you have to go.

I didn't completely scour this department store top-to-bottom, but any store that has a Nespresso…read moreboutique AND a small Eataly location I'm gonna love!! Both Nespresso & Eataly are in the basement of this store; so you get to walk through the cosmetics section a bit to get to the escalator. While it does seem like everything's compactly placed into this store, they really do have a great selection! I remember walking by small L'Occitane & Keihl's counters too. Down in the "home section" they had a bunch of items on sale, and some really cool looking items Alessi items, some great drinkware selections, small kitchen appliances, tableware, etc. I didn't spend too much time here - - I didn't even check out the clothes! (Eeks!) I was on a mission to get some more Nespresso capsules, and mission accomplished.

COIN is a multi-level department store in Brescia, Italy. We needed a suitcase to transport wine…read morehome after our trip to Italy, and we found what we were looking for at COIN. It's a store that will remind most US citizens of a typical department store in the US that has every imaginable department for clothing, shoes, household goods, etc. A one stop shop for anything you may need. It's mostly locals shopping there. Prices were reasonable. Recommend COIN for your department store needs!

I've seen better malls in this world. This place is a little messy and unorganized. I bough a bag…read moreat the Dior kiosk and the guy who helped me was very nice. It's huge and confusing but fun to walk around.