Great place to find fine foods. Variety and quality under a same roof. This is expansive so you…read moreprobably won't go there every day , but the bakery is worth a daily visit; their bread is that good. The wine department is also interesting, with prices that remain affordable. The personnel is always polite and happy to help.

Nice selection and they even have Coke Light for me. I picked up a pretzel for 1.50 CHF. This is a…read morepretty big store, much better than the Coop to go place just a few steps away.

Great supermarket. Prices are fare, a litlle expensive maybe but this is Switzerland, you should…read moreget used to that. It has several options for take-out food which is great because in an airport, food is extremely expensive. I think the best part is the location: inside the airport. Sounds great to me!

I highly recommend this grocery store that is next to the food court. We were staying at Hyatt at…read morethe airport and this place saved us money by eating their delicious food. My husband loves their rotisserie chicken, I enjoyed their chicken wings, egg rolls and spinach salad. Note: they charge you extra if you get extra sauces as well as those packaged spoons/forks. For each hot food, you are entitled to one packet of sauce. I suggest you get the spoons/forks/knives from the dispenser against the wall (by the door). When buying fruits, you need to weigh them first and get that piece of paper with the barcode.

Excellent grocery store located in the train station beside the airport. Lots of selection here for…read moregroceries and quick ready-made food. Many different chocolates as well. It's not cheap, but that's Switzerland as a whole. I like to get their salted pretzels (1.95 CHF) that are big and tasty. Lots of self checkouts here too.

Zurich, Switzerland Great Local Supermarket Near Our…read moreAirbnb! We had just arrived in Zurich and needed some essentials ~ shampoo, conditioner, water, snacks, and of course, some beer. Luckily, this supermarket was just a short walk from our Airbnb. The store is well-stocked with everything from fresh produce to ready-to-eat meals. We were pleasantly surprised to find a machine that makes fresh orange juice on the spot - my SO was so impressed, he grabbed one right away! I wandered over to the chocolate aisle and was absolutely overwhelmed (in the best way). They had good deals too. So many options! I had a tough time deciding what to bring back for friends. You can pay with either card or cash, and we found the employees friendly and speaks good English. The store was never crowded during any of our visits, which made shopping even more pleasant. Definitely a convenient and well-run spot if you're staying nearby! It's very near the train station. It's clean and organized.

Yelp Review 2026 #73:…read more This Coop is big and has everything. It's within walking distance from my hotel so it was very convenient to stop here and get snacks and drinks. It's open early and open til late (6am-10pm is late). They're one of the few businesses that's open on Sundays. Switzerland is known to be the most expensive country to visit which is absolutely true. Most go to Coop as a "hack" by buying food here instead of going to restaurants. Food is affordable here. They have deli meats, jamon Iberico, baked goods, arancini, cakes, pastries, pizza, sushi, sashimi, cups/ bowls of fruit, etc. I came here the first time to grab snacks like chips, Barebells and drinks. They were giving away protein shakes right next to the checkout counters. You do have to pay for shopping bags. If you need utensils, you have to pay for that too. The second time I was here was to get bandaids. The staff was helpful in pointing me to the right direction. Third visit was to compare prices for chocolates. I got Lindt chocolates for cheaper at Lindt Home of Chocolate.

Excellent grocery store for snacks and dinner back at your room. Fantastic bread and meat…read moreselection. Very typical of a midrange store in Europe.

When I write a review I first consider the fact that reviews can impact someone's livelihood and I…read morewrite with the public's interest in mind. That said..... Considering the fact that there are not many decent restaurants in Kloten this might be a savior if you want to bring something to your hotel room for a late night snack. This supermarket is about the third the size of a U.S. supermarket but they had an excellent chocolates section, fresh meat, terrific looking produce and they save me with ready-made salads. The cashiers and employees were extremely helpful and if you were not able to make it to the confectionery store this lace will do in a pinch. If you want to, perhaps bring salami, salad and a bottle of Pellegrino (very cheap) to your room "just in case" (as I am prone to do) this is the place.

Migros is Switzerland's largest supermarket chain. This location is located within Zurich's main…read moretrain station. The store is a bit cramped. I was able to conveniently grab a pastry to eat in the morning.

Migros is amazing! On a budget in Zurich? (Which is thought regardless lol) Stop by Migros! I…read morevisited when it was a holiday so almost everything in the city was closed - including restaurants. Migros was a solid option to get souvenirs (like chocolates and things), and also lunches pastries drinks etc. They have a great selection of fresh produce, and they also have some serve yourself salad and pastry bars, ready to go salad and pasta boxes, fresh bread, lots of variety of sodas and kombucha, ice cream etc... Pasta boxes and pastries range from 3 CHF to 10 CHF - drinks around the same range, bread as well about 3-6 CHF - if you get an Airbnb or hotel room with a kitchenette you can make breakfasts to save on picking up something from Starbucks (which could set you back about 10-15 CHF for 2 items). In all I liked Migros - and they have self check out too which works well!

This is a ginormous Coop. I guess they don't call it a megastore for nuthin'…read more I was trying to check in yesterday and couldn't find it on Yelp because stupid me was searching for Dietikon instead of Dietlikon. Off by one little letter, and you're in a whole different city. What makes it more confusing is that both cities have Coop and also IKEA. But anyway, this one is like a huge warehouse, almost like a Costco back in the U.S. When I went, they happened to be reorganizing everything, so everything was a bit of a mess with construction all about. I was walking around in circles, trying to find stuff, as the staff were rolling shelves of goods on rolling carts around. So I would walk around and see the same cart of jams and jellies in another place when I retraced my steps. Huge selection of inventory with lots of stuff, which is almost paralyzing, but I guess it's nice to be spoiled for choice for once in Switzerland.