In the village below Courcheval we found this grocer with a fair selection of beers, alcohol, fresh…read moreproduce and even firewood. Not a mega market but about the size of a small convenience store. Nonetheless, they had all the essentials to shop for our week's stay.

I don't think people review supermarkets anymore but here is one in English because I was so upset…read morewith my recent visits. I shopped here last week and during this visit to the supermarket I had a list of things I wanted to purchase. I was followed by a rent-a-cop the ENTIRE time I was at this supermarket! It was upsetting because I had never been followed in a supermarket before- not even in the Asian markets in America! I will not be shopping at this market again, I would rather go to LIDL. Un peu plus loin le LIDL, mais au moins je suis traite avec respecte la. Et ca coute moins cher que Carrefour.

There are two Casinos very near each other. This one is slightly larger, and better stocked…read more As ski resort grocery shops go, Casino is a decent one. There is a small range of fruit and vegetables - plenty to get buy with on a week's self catering, which is what we were doing. We bought spinach, potatoes, mushrooms, tomatoes, onions, carrots, fresh root ginger, lemons, oranges, garlic - basic items really, and the most divine avocados. They have plenty of other store cupboard items - pasta, tinned goods, rice and the like - really just what you would expect from a mini supermarket. Surprisingly, they also have a Bio (organic range), and the gluten free Genius bread. And quite a few dark chocolates that are suitable for vegans (essential provisions!) So it's probably quite a good place for those with dietary requirements. Casino however are not big on varieties of beans (although you can get Heinz baked beans!) although there are chickpeas (being vegan, chickpeas pretty much keep me alive) and their beer selection isn't great. They do however, as you may imagine, have stacks and stacks of wine. Service is good, quick, and typically no queues. We were very happy to have such a good shop very close to our apartment, as for a week of self catering while on a ski holiday, Casino really had everything that we needed.

Great supermarket in the center of Chamonix. Huge selection of produce (changes daily based on…read morewhat's fresh), nice wine selection, great seafood. We walk the extra distance to get to this store specifically, as they have the widest array of things. Household goods and cosmetics, baby necessities, etc. are all downstairs. Well laid out and easy to find what you're looking for. It does get busy in tourist season.

Having visited many mountain towns and considering the relative value of food here vs restaurants…read morein the area, this store is fantastic. Few times I've gone there there is always a friendly staff person who speaks English well enough and is able to help me. Quality of food especially fresh but also packaged is quite good. You could not skimp here and spend 1/5-1/10 of what you would in the restaurants here. And while they are a few good restaurants, most are not worth your cash. Be warned though that the downstairs area with all non food items (yes coke and Pepsi are not food) is cramped and a little disorganized. But everything you need is there. BTW, address is incorrect on yelp. Should be 117 Rue Joseph Vallot.

For a small grocery store in a resort town, it's fairly well stocked, though popular items (like…read moregreek yogurt and anything on sale) run out quickly. Prices are also not heartbreakingly high, as is normally the case in a ski town.