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).

A depressing and disorganized supermarket…read more When traveling in strange locations and you need to get some basic groceries, you don't expect much from a supermarket, but this was a particular disaster that was I wouldn't believe was possible if it hasn't happened o me. I picked up 6 items, and two of them were mispriced as the checkout counter showed prices that were double and triple of the sale price on the rack. I was in a rush and told the cashier to take them off and she had to get a manager to come by, what can you do but wait? At least I had water and juice and some disposable shavers but when I got back to my hotel, the peach Nectar tasted strange and sure enough, it had expired. Every fairy tale must close with a happy ending and every disaster must have a proper plot twist. I discovered that the disposable shavers i boight were also overpriced by 3 euros... If someone knows the people at Carrefour, have them check the price database of this store, there's too many wrong prices for it to be just a random oversight.

Located in the train station and toward exit to the geneva Center. This store has all you need for…read moretravel and quick grab and go food. Plenty of juices, milk shakes , protein shakes, etc. They have self and cashier checkout. The staff is great to answer any questions. The place is maintained very well and always busy. Visited this place multiple times in my 3 nights stay.

Awesome market l near the train station. Tons of prepared items.,sweets,snacks drinks etc…read more Place was crazy busy Saturday night and aisles are cramped but still manageable Self and cashier checkout Credit card payment was easy Loved the chocolate selection...hello its switzerland.... Not boughie stuff but great classic items

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).

A fairly recent (~1 year ago) addition to the Morges station, it's a typical Coop Pronto that has…read morebasic market necessities in a smaller footprint. A downside is lines here regularly get very long, so plan ahead if you have a train to catch. All else equal, shop at a regular Coop -- not only for more selection, but also lower prices. As an example, a can of beer might be 1.80 CHF at Coop, and 2.00 CHF at the Pronto. Overall though, better than the Kiosk in price and selection, and convenient for getting some food and drink at the station.

You can find pretty much anything you need at this store from produce to clothes and suitcases…read more They are all over Geneva and Zurich .

When you think Migros, you think basics and this little supermarket does the basics pretty well. It…read moreisn't very big (think Tesco Metro if you're from the UK), but for the local shopper just needing a few things this place does the job well. I've even managed a bigger shop here when I didn't need any specialist ingredients. The store is bigger than you think from outside and some peculiarities - who the upstairs is appealing too I've never been sure. One of the lovely things about this store is that you arrive and leave by the flower department, it always brightens my day and the florist staff are always jolly and helpful. So overall it does a good job and if I want something harder to find I always go to a bigger store. For any migros you visit don't forget that they don't sell alcohol and they ask you to bring your own bags or pay for theirs - a cooperative still run by principles.

Small but very useful supermarket right in the middle of Gex. What we'd call a corner shop or a…read moreconvenience store in England. It has the essentials plus quite a bit of organic and fresh stuff for such a small shop. Obviously aimed at people like me who would rather pay a little bit extra and avoid driving and queuing in the big out of town supermarkets.

I can see why Lisa's comment is a year old: today, Netto is no longer that half-finished…read morewarehouse-looking supermarket. It is quite decent for its category, has more space to go around, and better products to choose from ! I have to try the wine next time !

The store is eh..they started to fix the place up and fill shelves..I dont know..they never…read morefinished, its a mess. I only go here for the very basics, eggs milk, cheese, paper towels. There is always a long line, buts its close to home and quick if I need something. the best thing is they are open until 12:30 on a Sunday.

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.