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2 years ago
I love shopping at Aldi! While this location has mostly everything in stock, the shelves were a horrible mess. Come here for the prices but be OK with the untidy aisles. read more
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Ungererstr. 175
80805 Munich
Germany
Alte Heide-Hirschau, Schwabing-Freimann
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http://www.aldi.de/
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What time does Aldi open?
Aldi opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Aldi close?
Aldi closes at 8:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Aldi is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 8:00 AM - 8:00 PMSun Closed
Does Aldi have parking?
Yes, Aldi has parking options.
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OK, so I was taking a stroll and came upon this place. Yes, a Dollar Tree equivalent!! I couldn't…read morehelp but laugh and I just had to go in! It was extremely busy. I was surprised by some of the nicer items they carried. For example, they carried nicer quality souvenir magnets for one Euro... the exact ones sold for 5 Euros in other souvenir stores! If you have little patience, this is not the store for you. It is small with lots of customers and only one cashier. I still had fun checking it out, though!
I was in Germany at the hottest time. I always like to check out the Dollar Tree equivalent…read moreanywhere I go but this was a surprise to see in Europe. I wish I could stay longer to look through but no air conditioner in the store so I picked a few items & left.
Insanely overcrowded nearly every time I've been. It makes you think this is the only grocery store…read morein Munich.
Kaufland Berg-am-Laim
Eddie is one of the best grocers you can meet. Good guy. Good store. Terrible food. But I go there…read morebecause it's close by.
A huge store. A lot of great things especially clothes for a great price. I would really recommend…read moregiving this store a visit.
Primark is just awesome. The premise is simple - pretty good quality clothes, accessories & home…read moregoods for cheap. This one is not awesome cause it's off the main areas of Munich. If you're near Marienplatz @ that whole are, You have to take the underground metro/ subway. It's not hard. One way ticket costs euros 2.90 and it's off the U5 line. The store is in a mall that has all sorts of other shopping options. If you want to do some serious shopping, it's worth it to take a few hours out & trek here. This store is 3 levels. Home goods, men's, women's & children's clothes & all sorts of makeup, skincare & other accessories. Quality is great if u compare it to Walmart or other discount stores in the US. Prices are very low esp considering the taste, quality & fit of the clothes. I docked a point off cause I waited in checkout line for ever. Like 30 mins. Also place is a bit of a mess later in the day & didn't see employees putting items back together. No bathroom too folks. You have to pay euros .50 to use the main restroom in the mall. That's just not cool. I get that it's a European thing, but still totally uncool.
TK Maxx is the German version of TJ Maxx. The store is massive with products from familiar…read moreinternational brands along with European brands that I didn't recognize. Shopping here is very much a treasure hunt to find good deals so you will need to be patient. That said, I didn't really like the product selection nor did I like the pricing. Felt like I could get better deals back in the US. If you have the time to search and can deal with crowds, you may come up with something here but I would rather sightsee or eat and drink than spend time looking for an elusive find.
Needed a suitcase. Selection was very good. Price was reasonable. What else is there to say?read more
Am Durchstöbern
Marietta Maier-Spitzbarth
I get that most second hand shops in Munich are like boutiques, and I respect and enjoy that…read moreatmosphere and value the price point that goes along with curating the shop floor and showing selective items. But this sort of second hand fashion means upto 80% you donate still ends up in landfill. Flohpalast on the other hand sells everything. Ones trash is another's treasure. The prices are cheaper, the shelves are packed from top to bottom and the stock is updated and discounted daily. They value the true meaning and sentiment behind second hand fashion etc. I think most of these people and second hand organisations forget 1- this stuff is donated 2- it's about reducing waste 3- it's cheap for a reason, the people who buy second hand might not always be doing it out of choice but necessity. This accessible, kind, welcoming shop is the best charity shop in town because it's the only one that's actually like a flea market!
Very sloppy and unorganized. Stuff is just scattered everywhere in piles. And you can find…read moresimilar items NEW if you shop for sales. I found a few small items that I could have lived without. Ok to check out but don't go out of your way.
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OMG! I never knew a place like this existed!!! My daughter and her beau brought me and hubby here…read moreon our last visit to Munich, and I am so glad they did. I filled up my basket and we came back a second time to look for more. I bought silk sweaters for $25 euro! I also bought t-shirts and undies. I tried to buy shoes but they don't carry my small size :-( They lost a star when the help wasn't very helpful with the shoes. They all seemed too busy to help me, and then when I asked for a size (that they said they had on the sign, but none were on the rack) she quickly passed me off and said "no we don't carry that size" (Then why is it on the sign?!?!?!?) They have some stores in the US and online. Now it one of my go-to places to look online for stuff. I hope they hear me and open on in CHICAGO!!!!
Stay away from here. I love Muji products, but there is man who works here named Oliver who was…read moreextremely rude to me when I tried to do an exchange for an item that was in its original packing, unopened and hadn't been touched - just mistakenly purchased in the wrong size. An extremely unpleasant experience.
I happened to be in the area for an appointment and decided to drop in for a spot of breakfast…read more From the outside it looks like a bakery but the moment you step in your realise that, there is a lot of seating on the inside and, the choices for food extend well beyond the baked goods. There is seating outside and, if you have a dog you have no choice, but to sit outside. I had a coffee which was quite ok. Let me qualify that by saying, most bakery coffee in Munich is ordinary and in comparison, this was pretty good. I also had a Wiener croissant (forget the German name for it) and it was divine. Beautiful nutty filling on the inside and cinnamon sugar dusted on the outside. It was chewy, gooey and oh so lecker :-)) I would come back here just for that ;-) The place looks great, the food menu has a fair bit of choice, the bread looks great and the staff seem quite friendly. I would happily come here again.
I had some kind of cake "Salty Peanut" which was to die for and fairly priced (€3.20). The bakery…read moreitself is pretty nice and the staff is friendly.
We bought great quality high brand 4 sweaters and 2 coats at great discounts. Excellent selection…read moreand they were adding more as we shopped. Clothes for all sizes.
Great deals on leiderhosen! I came by here for some used /…read morevintage leiderhosen- they have it stocked! This place has a whole collection of leiderhosen and dirndls! They're much, much cheaper than the specialty stores in the touristy areas. The leiderhosen they stock comes in a variety of qualities, shapes, and sizes. I didn't know what my leiderhosen size was, but the clerk was helpful enough to eyeball me and quote me my size. They offer a little dressing room in the upstairs area for men where I was able to try them on. I got some accessories, and a shirt that looks Bavarian, so I'm stoked! They accept credit cards too! Most of the men's clothes and dirndls are upstairs, with women's clothes and the weirder stuff downstairs. The dirndl selection was vast, as was the leiderhosen! The clerk was helpful and amused to see how excited I was to get my hands on some discount leiderhosen! I ended up with a brown suede set of leiderhosen and the cool German shirt!
Just about every German town and every German train station has a Ditsch bakery, a regional chain…read morethat is good enough but not great. At least you can say they're consistent. I usually stop at Ditsch if I'm rushing to catch a train and want a quick snack. Their pretzels are more than acceptable with their crusty exterior and soft, salty interior, and their PizzaSnacks, a flatbread topped with sweet tomatoes, cheese and meat or veggies, are a thing of beauty (I don't know why I love them but I do). This isn't gourmet German bakery food but it's not an awful choice. It's good in a pinch and will satisfy your cravings. Bonus points because of all the vegetarian options, including a pepper topped PizzaSnack that is my go-to favorite. Located in the busy Munich train station so lines can appear long but they move quickly because of the excellence of German efficiency. Have your money ready and you're good to go.