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

Yet again, another disgusting trip to a Swiss grocery store. This one is by the airport bus…read morestation. I gave up on Swiss chocolate and bought cheese - the pricy ones to get something of good quality. The tomme is tasteless and the reblochon tastes like soap. The grapes are spoiled. The only good thing about this trip - I finally got my ticket to Lyon for a real meal.

This supermarket is a reasonable size and reasonably priced, with all the food to go by the…read moreentrance so all very convenient. Best of all it is open on Sunday so it has a convenience rarely witnessed in Switzerland.

ED shops are cheap, no-nonsense, no frills shops. They mostly sell their own brand goods. They sell…read moremostly food with a few special seasonal offers of picnic sets or fleece blankets depending on the season. But what they do sell is good and their tills are FAST. This one in Gex has recently grown in size so there is now a much bigger fresh fruit and veg section. There isn't a butchery on site like in Ferny but there is quite a wide range of goods now. And did I say the tills are FAST. No missing price tags, no things to query, just FAST.

Rather sad cramped and run down supermarket. Unless you want fresh bread or branded goods I'd go to…read moreED just across the way! IT HAS NOW BEEN SPRUCED UP AND EXPANDED. And they have enough cashiers on to keep the queues down. I still like ED across the way especially for the middle eastern section and fresh fruit but Intermarché is lots better than it ussed to be and much easier to shop in than some of the large supermarkets in the area.

This location is a small but packed with good things store. Its a grocery store similar to Aldi in…read morethe states. Actually I think its the brother of Aldi who owns Lidl, FYI. Discounted but with good products. We bought wine form there for 1.30 Euro and it was delicious, as well as a Belgian beer. Everything is priced incredibly low and the store is clean. Groceries are good, produce is nice and the prices are right.

Staying in geneva and crossing the border for cheap groceries here is a really good idea…read more Everything is pretty cheap and the supermarket is massive and has a wide selection! Washing powder was around only 1.95 euros for a small pack which was perfect for one person for a few weeks. I didn't personally experience it but my friends had a problem a few times with the fact that they accept francs but only notes not coins and you have to weigh and put a sticker on any fruit (even if it had a sticker and the sticker is ripped).

Great wine and beer selection. And reasonable prices. Good deli for cheese and meat too. Large…read moreproduce selection. Yes overwhelming size. But nice to have a market close by the hotel so one can prepare food and not have to eat out all the time Americans: remember to weigh your produce first in the produce section before you check out.

Coop compte plus de 1'700 points de vente et plus de 48'000 collaborateurs On peut tout trouver…read morechez Coop et à Meyrin, la taille moyenne du magasin vous assure de trouver ce qu'il faut pour tous les jours. Engagé pour les produits bio depuis longtemps, la gamme de produits bio est large et facile d'accès. Un plaisir de découvrir les nouveautés.

I recently brought some friends from Geneva here and they said its the best Migros they have ever…read morebeen too....loads of selection, but on a Saturday a bit crowded.

Grocery/farmers market open Monday-Saturday. They have an excellent variety of produce, a butcher,…read morecheese section, and some wine and dairy. I could do most of my shopping here, but they don't have things like dish soap, paper towels, or frozen pizzas. The prices are pretty reasonable (especially the butcher section); the equivalent store in Washington, DC would be two times as much. Everyone that works at the store seems very helpful and friendly and I think most of them either speak English or understand it fairly well. A little bonus is during the summer when it's super hot outside, Savoie has a powerful AC system (very rare in this area!). It's so nice to cool off while shopping :)

Buying occasionally at this place is not the first time I see how the treatment is different and…read morethey target not french speaking customers in the cashier requesting to open their bags. This time it happened to me. I don't see how a worker would ask this if they are not instructed to do it as a company policy. If this is the case, SHAME ON YOU!!! I am outraged. Differentiated treatment of this kind is called discrimination!!! If requesting to open the bag is part of the company policy it should be without distinction Scaring customers away is definitely not a good strategy If you go there don't be too shocked if it happens to you as well Greetings