This is a great grocery store in saas fee! There 3 groceries in town. 2 larger ones and one smaller…read moreone. I have found Coop to h e the best selection of meats, cheeses, snacks and other necessities. They have a nice wine selection if you are looking for something to take back to your room. Don't forget to weigh out your produce and get your barcode sticker before you head to the check out. Also- bring your own bag, the store does not supply free bags. Take my advice and pick one item that you are clueless as to what it is! It is alway fun to figure it out and sample it when you get home!

Good selection for a supermarket in a ski resort town. As always, bring your own bags or be ready…read moreto pay for one. :-)

I have been rounding up groceries for my short term stay. When you get into Zermatt you'll realize…read moregroceries are pretty pricey, because it's a car-less community and the area itself. I found Migros had some great items from end of day sales to Economy options. To get a 10-pack eggs for $3 ish Swiss francs is not bad. Realistically, I find the prices similar to a Metro Grocery store in Canada- and it might even cheaper for some items. There is a convenient self check out and the labels are very clear. Overall store is very organized with selection for ready and raw ingredients.

A very good selection for a supermarket in a resort town, and right next to the Coop, though I…read morethink they are neck and neck for variety and price.

Coop in Zermatt was small but has everything i need. Salads were fresh and the small meals were…read moredelicious. Just glad to have a place to get quick meals for the best price in expensive place like Zermatt

Excellent. Good…read moreprices and selection. Loved the cured meats. You can buy them in tiny portions or in samplers. Also enjoyed the prepared foods including octopus and roast chicken. Service is efficient. It's not claustrophobic and it's well provisioned. Great choice to build meals and to grab liquid provisions.

Enjoyed shopping this market, it has everything you would want! Butcher shop, fresh veggies and…read moremore!

It would be a wise choice to do your grocery shopping here before you head up to the mountains…read more It's relatively cheap and you will find everything you need here. You'll spend twice as much if you do all your shopping in one of them Sherpa stores. This is of course if you're traveling by car. If you're on a bus, it will certainly suck having to sit with a bunch of bags in your lap. Then again maybe you can suck it up, who knows! Lots of parking, but also...lots of customers. So prepare yourself for tight aisles and semi-long queues.

There are two Casinos very near each other. This one is slightly larger, and better stocked…read more As ski resort grocery shops go, Casino is a decent one. There is a small range of fruit and vegetables - plenty to get buy with on a week's self catering, which is what we were doing. We bought spinach, potatoes, mushrooms, tomatoes, onions, carrots, fresh root ginger, lemons, oranges, garlic - basic items really, and the most divine avocados. They have plenty of other store cupboard items - pasta, tinned goods, rice and the like - really just what you would expect from a mini supermarket. Surprisingly, they also have a Bio (organic range), and the gluten free Genius bread. And quite a few dark chocolates that are suitable for vegans (essential provisions!) So it's probably quite a good place for those with dietary requirements. Casino however are not big on varieties of beans (although you can get Heinz baked beans!) although there are chickpeas (being vegan, chickpeas pretty much keep me alive) and their beer selection isn't great. They do however, as you may imagine, have stacks and stacks of wine. Service is good, quick, and typically no queues. We were very happy to have such a good shop very close to our apartment, as for a week of self catering while on a ski holiday, Casino really had everything that we needed.