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.

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.

Either a big convenience store or small market, this place has the essentials, whether it's picking…read moreup bread or getting some drinks. They don't have the biggest selection, but it's a good option if you need to get something on a Sunday or late at night.

Lausanne train station mini-supermarket is (7 days) open from 05:30 a.m till midnight and sells…read morenecessary products for daily use. Service is always very friendly. Prices are little bit higher than city supermarket prices but that's a fair surcharge for those who don't have time to shop during the week. Just be careful of their sandwiches in very late evening! I don't even recommend you to buy one of the few remaining sandwiches which are put in a cooled box after APERTO entrance! Once a pretzel sandwich's butter was liquid melted and I couldn't eat it in the train. Anyway APERTO is still a better choice to malicious and unfriendly coop pronto sales staff in the same train station!

A handy little version of this larger chain of supermarkets in France and Switzerland but badly set…read moreout and not very organised. Fruit and veg not too fresh either.

Shop Express is the new and larger convenience store located next to the Nyon train station. It is…read morea typical convenience store in which you can find the basic staples and necessities (even toilet paper), and a sandwich/pastry counter. The store is always clean and has a good basic selection for any last minute needs, especially as the shop is open seven days a week (even on Sundays), and until 9pm on most days (a good 1-2 hrs after all the other shops are closed. I tried the baked goods here once, and won't again, as they are over priced and stale (like day old baked goods).