This organic shop is an oasis in a sea of orange-colored logos dotting the landscape. The space is…read morenot too terribly large, but feels roomy and inviting. This perceived sense of space could be in large part due to the fact that I have only ever visited the shop during the afternoon. It would be good to see if the joint fills up come 5pm. I am impressed with not only their varied selection of fruit and veg, but also with their butcher counter, ample cheese selection, bread and pastries. Did I mention their righteous olive oil assortment? No? Well, that ain't all, people. Environmentally-friendly cleaning products, beauty supplies and even pet food also line the shelves. -wine and beer, too! In addition to a full assortment of products, the service at Höheners is both professional and friendly. Ahhh! Website: www.hoeheners.ch

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.]

The man behind the finkmüller coffee wagon is friendly and welcoming and pulls a balanced and…read moreflavourful espresso. Coffee is his passion, but, at present, not his main draw. He's an 'oil-ist', a man who presses oil. His shop, located directly behind the espresso set-up, is filled with cooking oils of various description and 'jams' made from a variety of interesting sources, caraway among them. Fresh juices/smoothies are made-to-order at the counter. One can sit on a vintage sofa right there in the shop and sip away on either a hot beverage or cold drink. Beyond the jams, oils and fruit juices, one can find nuts, dried fruits and 500 gr. bags of espresso beans (the sort he uses for his finkmüller enterprise). A traditional cappucino/flatwhite will set you back 5 CHF and it is worth every Rappe. The hours read: M-F, 11.00-14.00, but I swear I've been there at 14.30 and I swear I've visited on a Saturday as well. -might be good to ring and ask directly.