Globus is nowhere near Harrods quality wise which has a way better food section. It is ( was) also amazingly busy in comparison with Globus which has more of a museum type atmosphere.
For everyday shopping when I lived near Holland Park I used to shop at Waitrose, also much better than either Migros or Coop.

I was referring to the prices, not quality. I can't comment on the quality in either store as I don't shop in those stores.

Closest thing to Harrods is Jelmoli, not Globus. Jelmoli actually has stuff you can’t find elsewhere in CH... say Fortnum & Mason tea or Bülow lakrits.

Yeeah, for most of us who couldn't possibly be as refined and noble as the British, Migros and Coop are quite OK. Could be a tad cheaper though.

I've read this type of posts ever since I joined the forum and I still find them entertaining.

‘Refined and Noble’?...thank you, as an American gal I will take that as a compliment.

All your interesting shopping discussions aside - I would like the OP to tell us what all our priceless advise on the topic of his salary led to.

Personally I'm not that impressed by the Har.rods food section. It's not particularly well managed and the knowledge of the staff often doesn't extend beyond what they actually stock. No real deep expertese.

You can probably get virtually anything in Zürich, but you would need to go to different shops (including some of the ethnic shops along Langstrasse). There is not one place where you find it all.

Same as London I guess.

I wouldn't know. I am not pretentious and I don't eat liquorice.

Just curious, how are you allowed to work as a lawyer in Zurich without having studied Swiss law?