A great place for Swiss Shoppers. Watch out though for same day expiration date items which aren't discounted.

They have good variety of some products like alcohol and fresh fish counter is very nice. Also non-food articles like electronics, clothes, kitchenwares are available too. The rest like pasta, dried food, Coffee, I found better range of quality products to choose from than here. Parking is large and convinient.

Nice fish market and good variety overall. Gave two stars, as last time, when we arrived home, noticed that some of the products had expired in the year before..

Big selection of foods is good. Constant smell of old fish is bad. The workers kicking you out 10 minutes before they close is bad also. But for a large store with options it covers it.

Pretty good for everything you need, from groceries to hardware to clothes. Well lit and laid out with good signage. Helpful staff at self checkout if not familiar with French system.

"I had a disappointing experience at Geant Casino in Saint-Louis, France. The customer care was not up to par, and there was an unpleasant odor in the store. Moreover, the refrigerators didn't seem well-maintained. I hope they can address these issues to improve their services and shopping environment."

There should be more opened paying counters...only one was functioning and the employee was clearly stressed and overwhelmed which isn’t their fault, because of stresses and pressure of administrators they are not even handling customer correctly. Direction should take care of customer service and needs, administrators should give a course for their employees to how to handle and respect customers like supermarket E’LERCLERC in Saint-Louis. Without customers how you can survive

Have a lot in their sortment. Affordable prices. Friendly staff much better than in Switzerland. Unfortunately for me I don't speak French. I hereby suggest to the management, because of your proximity to Switzerland I recommend you employ people that can speak little German or English. At least am aware that many French citizens working in Switzerland speaks German and the world is becoming a global village! At least in economical level.