Rewe is a great supermarket chain in Germany and they carry a huge array of products at very fair…read moreprices. This location is in the underground level of the Zeil shopping center, so right at the heart of Frankfurt's busy shopping area. Tt's very convenient if you are staying close by and even though it's a smaller format when compared to other locations, you will most definitely find what you are looking for. It gets very busy with long lines especially in the evenings.

My go to grocery store when I'm in Frankfurt. Just a quick walk from my hotel. It's inside the…read moremall. They have so much selections and prices are good. I always buy yogurt, raisin breads and chocolates.

It's a great neighborhood convenient/grocery store and more. It's not a huge place, but it's…read morepacked with your basic daily needs and more... It's located in the hotel/business district near Frankfurt International Airport, and it makes it very convenient to pickup anything you want if you don't want to spend a lot of money eating out. They even have a sushi kiosk offering freshly made sushi packaged to go. I think selections are very decent here. I've been noticing these sushi kiosks are popping up everywhere in supermarkets. It must be a new corporate initiative to respond to the demands of consumers. It's a little set back from the main street, so you may have to look for this location.

Super friendly staff and very willing to help this Texas boy with his broken German…read more Lots of prepared food take away. Super fresh and Covid safe. I got a pork boulette. Absolutely delicious. Got two sides of extra spicy mustard. Heineken to wash it down. I miss Germany and the delicious food. Glad to be back.

My mom has been waiting for a supermarket nearby since we moved here and now there it is. First…read moresupermarket in 10 years after this area has been built. First thing I've got here was Hagen Dazs ice cream for a discount during the first week of opening.

I stayed at a hotel in business trip and wanted to buy some souvenir back home on the last day and…read morewent to this grocery market which I found in Yelp. They had a variety to local food in small space at very reasonable pricing including tegut brand name items. I was also impressed to see a small Korean supermarket and a bakery place at the same location. So along with a big bag of cookies and chocolates as gift, I also bought a package of Norimaki and a cup noodle for dinner (I never dreamed to find Korean food in Frankfurt). I would love to go back there again!

Andrew: Where is the closest supermarket?…read more Hotel Front Desk: You head down to the train station find Karlstr and walk down. Easy enough to find. Now I know Rewe is one of the main supermarkets in Germany, during my travel I also saw one south of Frankfurt. With that I'll give those who travel a little tip: the local supermarket should be your first stop when travelling because instead of paying the little retail stores two euros and change for a bottle of tiny water, the supermarket sells the larger sized ones for less than one euro. Bam. Two: even though my hotel served a great breakfast, I just love Tangerines or Oranges in the morning, it's like a dose of sunshine in the morning...that and coffee. In this case Rewe had a bag of Clementines for about one euro. Bam, Andew is like sunshine now. Though I didn't try this Rewe has a salad bar and serves hot food and sandwiches. It's not so grand, it's not so bright and not so big. But you can get everything you need here, including alcohol and things to freshen up your day. Merry Christmas!

Well this was a dirty little place. I went not long before closing just to have a look around, and…read morethe seedy red light district surrounding certainly seeps into the joint. The food counter looks like where drunk guys spend their leftover euros after the strip club, and I was left wondering if they close at 22:00 to avoid violence in the store. The food is fine, though they clearly stock for a less than healthy crowd who seems to live crackers, cheap cookies, a bit of dairy, and 1/4 of their diet in alcohol...such are the proportions of aisles. The line, even at 21:30 on a Tuesday, was 8 people long and not fast - seems as if the same hazy customers run the till.