Hey, does anyone know the address of the russian store in Geneva - I saw it once somewhere in Servette/Grotte area - but can not remember where exactly. If anyone has the address/tel before the weekend that would be great!!
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Dec 20, 07 23:42
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Hey, does anyone know the address of the russian store in Geneva - I saw it once somewhere in Servette/Grotte area - but can not remember where exactly. If anyone has the address/tel before the weekend that would be great!!
thank you!
asmarchDec 20, 07 23:42
thank you!
asmarchDec 20, 07 23:42
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Dec 21, 07 14:26
You mean the grocery? It is at the corner of rue Schaub and rue Carteret
Bus 3 or 29, tram 14 or 16, stop Poterie
Bus 3 or 29, tram 14 or 16, stop Poterie
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You mean the grocery? It is at the corner of rue Schaub and rue Carteret
Bus 3 or 29, tram 14 or 16, stop Poterie
Bustan_A, Dec 21, 07 14:26
Bus 3 or 29, tram 14 or 16, stop Poterie
Bustan_A, Dec 21, 07 14:26
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Dec 21, 07 17:29
that's it! I am really surprised however, for the huge russian community that is here, just one store..
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that's it! I am really surprised however, for the huge russian community that is here, just one store..
asmarch, Dec 21, 07 17:29
asmarch, Dec 21, 07 17:29
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Jan 1, 08 23:27
i remember about a russian store that has closed, but the owner was for me a little rude...not cool when you try to speak russian cause she mock at you when you have a "foreign accent"...what a stupid attitude...
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i remember about a russian store that has closed, but the owner was for me a little rude...not cool when you try to speak russian cause she mock at you when you have a "foreign accent"...what a stupid attitude...
TSATSA, Jan 1, 08 23:27
TSATSA, Jan 1, 08 23:27
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Jan 3, 08 12:15
The name is Katusha. I have their address and phone number at home and will post it later.
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The name is Katusha. I have their address and phone number at home and will post it later.
Pavan, Jan 3, 08 12:15
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Jan 6, 08 00:59
It's also the fax number 022 733 1829
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Jun 18, 11 23:27
i can see you are realy updated
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Jun 19, 11 10:22
There is one on Rue de la Servette next to the bus stop Servette...staff is more friendly here !
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There is one on Rue de la Servette next to the bus stop Servette...staff is more friendly here !
TSATSA, Jun 19, 11 10:22
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Feb 5, 12 01:28
Hey, does anyone know the address of the russian store in Geneva - I saw it once somewhere in Servette/Grotte area - but can not remember where exactly. If anyone has the address/tel before the weekend that would be great!!
thank you!
Dec 20, 07 23:42
thank you!
Dec 20, 07 23:42
There are many shops selling Russian and Polish food in Geneva. I would recommend Pam Meyrin, Perla at Carouge or Plainpalais shop (the last one if you would like to make your shopping on Sundays or late at the evening).
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There are many shops selling Russian and Polish food in Geneva. I would recommend Pam Meyrin, Perla at Carouge or Plainpalais shop (the last one if you would like to make your shopping on Sundays or late at the evening).
Ivan Vkusnoedsov, Feb 5, 12 01:28
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Feb 8, 12 01:54
By the way, "La Perla" in Carouge is the only shop in Switzerland, selling not only Russian and Polish, but also large choice of Romanian food specialities.
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By the way, "La Perla" in Carouge is the only shop in Switzerland, selling not only Russian and Polish, but also large choice of Romanian food specialities.
Ivan Vkusnoedsov, Feb 8, 12 01:54
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Feb 8, 12 10:08
sputnik is also good... Polish and Russian food, incl pelmini, dried fish, pickles etc...
its not cheap though.
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sputnik is also good... Polish and Russian food, incl pelmini, dried fish, pickles etc...
its not cheap though.
Charlie, Feb 8, 12 10:08
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Feb 8, 12 13:34
No-one mentioned yet: They have a shop with Russian goods at the Russian UN mission (Avenue de la Paix). With a Russian passport you can shop there. Many Russians go there Friday afternoons.
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No-one mentioned yet: They have a shop with Russian goods at the Russian UN mission (Avenue de la Paix). With a Russian passport you can shop there. Many Russians go there Friday afternoons.
Edward Boon, Feb 8, 12 13:34
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Feb 8, 12 23:29
No-one mentioned yet: They have a shop with Russian goods at the Russian UN mission (Avenue de la Paix). With a Russian passport you can shop there. Many Russians go there Friday afternoons.
Feb 8, 12 13:34
I guess, there you need a special entry card, Russian passport is not enough.
By the way, nobody mentionned the Plainpalais shop. This one is very good, not very cheap, but open on nights and Sundays. Very good choice of Russian, Polish, Hungarian food. Now they have some changes in the shop, so some products can be missing, but still it is the biggest choice of Geneva. They have also very good choice of Latin American food and beverages. The address is Boulevard du Pont d'Arve 28.
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I guess, there you need a special entry card, Russian passport is not enough.
By the way, nobody mentionned the Plainpalais shop. This one is very good, not very cheap, but open on nights and Sundays. Very good choice of Russian, Polish, Hungarian food. Now they have some changes in the shop, so some products can be missing, but still it is the biggest choice of Geneva. They have also very good choice of Latin American food and beverages. The address is Boulevard du Pont d'Arve 28.
Ivan Vkusnoedsov, Feb 8, 12 23:29
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Feb 12, 12 08:29
Charlie - where is Sputnik?
