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.

Date of visit: May 24, 2025…read more We needed some supplies for our time here in Milan and I wanted something more than just a convenience store or mini market and the prices that go with those places that tend to be the opposite of the size of the establishment! This Esselunga is located within a mall, which I have to say is a new one for me, but the location was good for us to walk to and from our apartment and they had a nice variety of items available for purchase. Staff was nonexistent but we were able to find most of what we wanted without any assistance.

Fantastic grocery store in the lower level of the Piazza Gae Aulenti near the Garabaldi train…read morestation. So many options to chose from and all at reasonable prices. Every time we're in Milan we stop by here to pick up things to take home that you cannot easily get in North America.

Pretty large COOP w/wide selection. Go earlier in day/afternoon for a wider range of prepackaged…read morefood. Most importantly: 2nd floor, turn right for ice cream and gelato. Everything else seems to be on the main floor.

Always a good experience at Coop. This one also offers a cafe with deli type food, coffee drinks,…read moreand beers. Of course, can't miss the cost effective food options within the actual grocery store too. Conveniently located a minute from a bus station.

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.

Enjoyed shopping this market, it has everything you would want! Butcher shop, fresh veggies and…read moremore!

Tired of paying 4 euros or more for a coke at a restaurant here in Baveno, Italy? Don't want to…read morepay for high prices for a salad at the local café? Try shopping at Savoini. 11am, 98 degrees in Baveno in July in the middle of the great European summer heat wave of 2019. Check with Yelp and find this place Savoini. Walk a half kilometer in 98 degree heat uphill along Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi, the main drag in town. Reach the top of the hill with scenic views of Lago Maggiore on one side and a roundabout plaza with Savoini supermarket on the other side. Store hours 8am-10pm Monday-Saturday, and 8am-3pm Sunday. You have to bring your own bags, or pay a deposit on a take out bag. Inside, the store has fresh fruits, vegetables, an open bin area of various breads, where you select using disposable plastic gloves. You can grab sliced prepared luncheon meats to make a sandwich. I grab two salad kits at 2.99 euros apiece, along with a 2 liter bottle of pear juice, at less than 2 euros, to take back to the hotel. The cash register automatically dispenses change rounded up to the nearest 5 cents, just like in Canada. No pennies here. At the hotel, we unpack our groceries. The salad kits come with lettuce, sliced cheese, olives, grape tomatoes, a 5 milliliter packet of balsamic dressing and a 10 milliliter packet of olive oil, combined about a third the size of a standard 1.5 ounce US salad dressing take out packet. And a plastic fork. The pear juice has 52 grams of sugar per serving -more sugar than a coke! Have to go downstairs to the hotel bar to get ice, as European hotels have no ice machines! We would go to Carrefour supermarket, one block from the Baveno promenade, the next day, as it is slightly shorter walking distance from the hotel, and more importantly without the hill climb!

Great selection, good prices, easy in/ out, on-site parking lot, a real pleasure shopping hereread more