Great Migros! The staff are always busy and they like to help shoppers. The food is on the basement…read morelevel. Upstairs is snacks/chocolate. Review: 5

This is a full service supermarket (and thanks to Suzy, I now know why there are THREE M's out…read morefront because that denotes this is a department store and a grocery store and a food court). I did not shop the department store areas but I did find plenty of snacks and instant coffee for the hotel room. The fresh food area is spacious and clean with lots of options for "grab and go" and "heat and eat" if you're not looking to cook. The bakery was pretty darned amazing as well. Grocery section is tidy and well laid out with clear prices. Checkout went well. It was helpful to have a self-checkout kiosk (with an "English" button) so that I don't have to deal with language barriers. I also bought a "Migros" shopping bag for my collection. [Review 21212 overall - 62 in Switzerland - 176 of 2024.]

Good little supermarket. Not too big, not too small. Apparently carries all the essentials. Plenty…read moreof self checkouts

This is small but has all the necessary items including household items and wine/beer. Small…read moresection of hot food (e.g. roasted chicken, chicken nuggets) are available too. The best part is of course 385 days opening and it's not COOP Pronto (more expensive than regular COOP). PS: You can find warm bread in the middle of day and early evenings.

Migros is an interesting food option, when you find yourself in Basel Bahnhof…read more There are some restaurants you could try, but Migros has a very large, diverse selection of pastries, sandwiches, wurst encrusted pastries, pizza, wine, beer, soda and pretty much anything you can Take & Grab for your train journey. It reminds me of the French chain Brioche Dorée, but only better. The four of us came here before getting on our train and came away happy we did. The prices are very reasonable, too. PS - Don't forget and stop at nearby Sprüngli for some chocolates before you go.

How could I not? Yep, I was the guy eating smoked salmon on the train. It just looked so darned…read moregood in the counter that I couldn't possibly say no and at only 4 francs, a deal for a good portion of delicious salmon. Lots of other options including ceviche shrimp, beef tartare (no, even in Switzerland I won't eat it from a deli counter), tuna, sliced chicken, egg salad. And the desserts! Oh, my! I'm not on keto when I'm on vacation but these were still looking too rich for me. But I only barely managed to resist the fruit tart cakes. Coffees and sodas, yes. Beers and wine are across the way. Not a lot of room here for eating and sitting, so we ended up taking it to go and enjoyed it on the train to Zürich. [Review 16454 overall - 7 in Switzerland - 1962 of 2021.]

Another Migros, like so many others across Basel. I guess this one is above average size. Was able…read moreto find what I was looking for. Cant complain. Used the self checkout, but Im sure staff is nice.

This Migros is bigger than most other Migros in Basel. Especially, food court area including…read morebreads, pastries, cakes/desserts and sandwiches, pizza. If you like quiche, try one here. Cheese (Kasse) one is simple but good!! It's very cheap (only 2.60 CHF for 1/4 6 inch). All slices of cakes are very reasonable too (only 2.50-3.50 CHF) and they are quite good. They also sell donut (fluffy donut-hole looking donut). I think this is one exceptionally cheap and good place to eat. PS: Try to avoid 11:30-12:30pm. It gets very crowded.

We had a nice take away lunch that we ate on a beautiful day along the rhine river. Bf opted for…read morethe hotdog pretzel and I got the lox/pretzel. Both were fresh, quick and reasonably priced.

Great stop for specialty items that you need to grab. Has a bit of everything you need and they are…read moreclean, fast and efficient. They remind me of Trader Joe's from back home in Los Angeles. So I really enjoy shopping in a familiar market

Sold out products. Messy shelves. Too many people shopping.. Prices do not match item…read more Review: 1

Ok the typical Lidl, it was filled with people and was not very clean or organized at all. Was…read morerather to get around as things were thrown about throughout the store. Meh but if you need something cheap why not.

We were lured in by lunch-eaters sitting in front of a neighboring business. Folk were eating what…read morelooked like fried rolls, rice and greens. -definitely not the usual Swiss fare. Then we saw Tang. This Asian grocery/sundry store, like those in Zürich, is pretty well packed out with dried goods, frozen meats, beverages, sauces, dishware, ceramic statuettes and veg/herbs. If one wants basil, and a bunch of it, then Asian markets in CH are always the place to go. Unlike most Asian markets in ZH, Tang serves up hot food for those hankering for Asian fare. The menu is limited, but both meat eaters and vegetarians would appear to be taken care of. (I tried getting a snap of the food counter up close and personal, but it was always manned & I felt a bit self-conscious. Sorry!) The hubs and I were a bit thirsty, so we grabbed one can of lychee drink and one of toasted coconut (with bits of coconut inside). -small fridge at the front offers them cold. We also picked up a packet of those lovely ginger candies that are so potent it makes one cough. Armed with our wee purchase, we made our way to Kannenfeld Park, a few blocks away, to visit the giant and have a sit-down. http://www.yelp.com/biz/kannenfeldpark-basel For those of you living in Basel with a 'yen', pardon the pun, for Asian cuisine, I would recommend Tang Engros as a shopping destination. Transport: Tram 1 from the Basler Hauptbahnhof

if you are in switzerland and are looking for just about anything head into a coop. they might just…read morehave what you are looking for. from groceries to electronics, to kitchen gadgets, the coop has it all. they also have a large selection of swiss chocolate to bring home as gifts at great prices.