It seems like we drank a lot of wine in the two days we were in Strasbourg, and after spending some…read moretime in the Christkindelsmärik drinking glühwein and eating crepes, I wanted something a bit more substantial but not quite a full sit down meal. At this Carrefour, which is deceptively deep, I found a great bakery rack with baguettes and amazingly, a tub of taramasalata (a Greek spread made with roe) and some cheese. While it made a huge mess of the hotel room, it was perfectly delicious and satisfying. Wine (some chilled), some produce, canned goods, ready-to-heat foods, juices, meats, cheese, frozen meals. While maybe you couldn't do a full home shop here, you can definitely get enough for your hotel room or your apartment. Prices seemed decent but I wasn't checking that closely. [Review 16445 overall - 79 in France - 1953 of 2021.]

I felt this is the only market within the small town of Rust near Europa Park, but that couldn't…read moreall be so true, however it a walking distance destination from Europa Park and our Airbnb as well, and possibly a walking distance for every out of town guests or citizens in the Rust district. Prices are higher than average, but they are within a tourist destination, but everything you're looking for is easy to find, and at hand. The bakery was delicious, always get the seeded croissant roll!

I would describe this place as a Walmart neighborhood market. It has a "food court" at the front of…read morethe store that has a nice variety of food options. Everyone I encountered there was nice and spoke English.

Omg this store was so cool! Must stop by if your a tourist, has tons of goodies to take back as…read moregifts or goodies to try for yourself

This is one of the bigger grocery store chains in Germany. It's comparable to Woodman's in the IL…read moreand WI. A one stop shop for all your grocery needs. They also offer fresh bread, meats, and cheeses. It is very crowded during peak hours so plan accordingly. Do not forget to get your parking validated on the way out to reduce your shopping cost if your'e driving!

Like most days of our trip to Germany we found ourselves stopping in at a local grocer or…read moreconvenience store to snag some water for the day. On our last day, we stumbled across this little grocery store in the heart of Mainz and it was honestly one of the better ones we found! Like most European supermarkets it was small with winding aisles, but this one was super clean, easy to traverse, and well stocked. We took it all in and then concluded with purchasing some still water for the evening. The only reason it's four and not five stars is that like most places finding cold water was hard and it was unfortunately the same here. Totally a cultural thing, but I'd love the option for some chilled beverages.

It's so great to be able to zip over the French border and buy French groceries. This place is like…read morea Mini Super Walmart. Only with classy people and products. We go here for the groceries. Although I love the German grocery stores, some things are just better in France, especially the dairy products and fish. The butter from Brittany actually smalls like a cow! And their Quark (fromage blanc) can be had whipped with creme fraiche. The fish selection is amazing. And I like to get steak tartare vacuum packed that comes with a delicious sauce. Of course if you're looking for French wines, they've got them. Merci, Cora!

My wife and I love taking the roadtrip to this Cora. It has lots of fresh fish and seafood options…read morecompared to the Globus chain in Germany. We love the French youghurts, pastries, canned tunas and sardines, cured meats, breads, beers (I actually enjoy French beers on the same level as the weisens in Germany). They have a large selection of wines, ciders, and beer (yes Globus carries more beers). They operate a wine sale tent (case sale) in the October-November timeframe. We love eating at their cafe/restaurant. It offers a pizza /beer combo and an "American Sandwich" - really a double oval cheeseburger on a baguette with a huge mountain of crispy tasty French fries. The later feeds two people with leftovers - seriously. Cora is definitely worth the trip from Germany to explore culinary options.