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. :-)

7/13/2024 - about a .20 mile walk from our hotel, or by the gondola ride up. Small but has…read moreeverything you require. They take cash or card. No AMEX. We bought several snacks for dinner tonight with beers and wine. Can't wait.

Store is open from 6:30 am till 10:30 pm. Carries a good variety of basic grocery items, such a…read morebread, butter, swiss cheese, etc. Has a good selection of fresh fruit and vegetables. Store clerks are very nice and helpful and majority speak English. If you're looking for mustard, they are in a toothpaste like container called "Thomy" and the mildest one is still pretty hot.

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.

Excellent store in the train station. They carry a lot of food, quick grab, fruits, and…read morevegetables. There are plenty of snacks,juices, and water bottles to grab. All at a much cheaper price than the shops inside the train station.very busy in the morning.

7/9/2024 - a good size grocery store to purchase waters, drinks and snacks for your visit here. Or…read morewas just about 1/4 mile walk from our hotel. There are busses everywhere. Also, literally in the same street about 50 yards was another grocery store called COOPS. Both were about the same except this store had a second floor and an escalator.

Located in the lower level of the lucerene train station next to several stores. The staff is…read morefriendly to assist me with minimal english. At 8 a.m., the store is very busy, and it has a fresh bakery section where I see a lot of passengers grab their breakfast, probably for the train ride. They have fresh produce and basic grocery items. Very good for a train station store.

Yelp Review 2026 #107:…read more I enjoy going to Migros and Coop while in Switzerland. They have groceries, pharmacy items and ready-to-eat food. Most tourists come here to get food at the fraction of the cost from eating at restaurants. I was getting tired of eating Swiss food so, I went here since I know they have pretty much everything. Sandwiches, deli meats and cheeses, fresh fruits, fruit cups, fruit bowls, sushi, pastries (both sweet and savory), pizza, salads, octopus salad, shrimps, salmon tartare, Mediterranean food, Middle Eastern food, chicken breast, samosas. Pastas you can reheat. It's also a good place to get some Swiss snacks, drinks, protein bars and ice cream. I grabbed sushi, salad and chicken breast. You do have to pay for utensils. The bad: the cashier was rude and was rushing us at the self-checkout counter - nobody needs your help, nobody needs your attitude. Like if you're bored and there's nobody in line, go make yourself useful and do something else. The rice on the sushi was a lot and it was dry which made it worse. The fish was thinly sliced. I tossed half of the rice.

What a great store! We used coop for quick groceries all over Switzerland and this location at…read moreInterlaken also has a restaurant area upstairs. They serve by plate sizes and you can choose from variety of dishes to fill the plate of choice. Coop is a great place to get to-go pasta, salad, chicken or falafel bowls and save money on food that can get rather expensive if you eat out everyday in Interlaken.

Usually COOP great except in Interlaken! They know they are serving tourists and they are awful:…read moreThey have yogurt parfait that is soggy, salads without dressing packets and not very nice cashiers that just shove stove in your direction! I would avoid this one or make your own sandwiches etc.!

Very nice bright supermaket! Reminds me of Whole Foods in the USA!!…read moreIt's spacious and clean! Sells slot of merchandise and not just foods! It contains household products, calendars and picture frames, etc. Large selection of beverages, meats, bakery, produce and fruits! Everything looked so fresh! There even was a cooking demonstration of fresh.Swiss Brocolini to that region! Beautiful bright skinny stalks grilled with olive oil and salt! So delicious that I would buy but only visiting! Loved his grill too! Most of all beautiful flower station with fresh colourful hydrangeas, reasonablely priced Orchids! So pretty that it makes you smile! So much fun shopping and browsing! I bought a calendar!

Great place for grocery shopping. We grabbed Cokes, sandwiches & a salad for lunch and sat on the…read morewaterfront. We also picked up chocolate as gifts for family back home. Great location in the city. Only bad thing it it was closed after about 4pm on a Saturday night.

"Affordable" dining option! There are so many different type of food to choose from. Again,…read moreAFFORDABLE! Very clean and everything is stock well. There's a paid public bathroom as well!

Parked the car at the Lowencenter (cost 15chf for the day) and in the evening did shopping at the…read moreCoop store, as well as picked up stuff from the Coop restaurant on the 2nd floor. First, the store - very nice, with a beautiful plant/ garden section as soon as you enter on the left. I spotted gorgeous Waratah's (which are Australian natives), lots of orchids and succulents and because we were visiting in Nov, also a lot of beautiful Christmas fir + poinsettia. They selection of chocolates, esp the Toblerone variety with honey and almond nougat, was a standout and we stocked up big on presents for folks back in the US. They also set us back only 1.45 chf, so total bargain. We also got some good organic muesli, better than the ones at Avia. We also got a half-chicken for takeaway dinner at 7.50chf (good, but omg. So. Salty) Now, the restaurant. It had a 5-6 food stations (and a free loo!) we skipped over the Italian, Chinese and carvery and went for the hot vegetarian choices. Got a large to go box (14.95 chf) and filled it with awesome zucchini, green beans, rustic potatoes and spatzli (so good!). We also got x1 chocolate torte for 3.65 chf (the cream tasted so fresh, I felt like the cow had been milked in the morning) and a raspberry patisserie that my mum loved. So our dinner combined was around 30chf, curtesy of Coop and it was a good'un :)

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.