Love this market!…read more Came by all the time to get snacks or food, my favorite is their protein shake that they only restock every week or 2 weeks. They sell fast! They also have super cheap wine and American ice cream to remind me of home. It is no frills, but I do like the bakery attached to it. You can also come here to recycle bottles!

EDEKA is an impressive full-service grocery store in the northern Stuttgart suburb of Remseck. This…read moreEdeka had everything we needed for dinner, including produce, dairy and a deli counter that seemed to go on for a kilometer. The lady working in the deli was helpful, slicing up some paprikawurst and sausages for us. Wine, beer, personal care, grocery plus an aisle of candy. The bakery section is massive. All the groceries. Prices looked to be reasonably decent, though I'm converting euros to dollars and kg to pounds in my head. Service was friendly and our checkout was quick enough. [Review 16415 overall - 220 in Germany - 1923 of 2021.]

Love this grocery store. They have all the fresh meat, fish, vegetables , sushi station, Asian ,…read moreMexican, Spanish section. They also have fresh bakery and cheese station. Their selections are big and gave a huge variety. This store is huge and has a separate section just for liquor and drinks. They have a huge selection of beers. Check my pic!! Wow. I have never seen so much beer selection! We ordered their dry aged beef for Christmas Day and it was pretty tasty. We also had their lamb and roast pork straight from the butcher which was pretty good. Their vegetable selection is huge that is has even lemon grass and daikon. Their dairy section is huge as well. Fast service and friendly service. After the cash registers, there's a fresh bakery and also a section that sells Italian anti pasta. Would come back here to buys some German chocolate and sausage to take back home. Trust!

The Super Wal-Mart of Germany and the largest of the Reals in this area for many many miles. Better…read moreprices I've noticed on roast beefs. The kind we would use in the states for Beef Stew. This month of September week 1 I got 2kg for under 13€ thats like 4 pounds I believe. Great buy.

The Neukauf in Dornstetten is a very orderly and clean shop. The staff is friendly and fast…read more The prices are as in other branches Edeka, a bit higher than in other stores. Positive is that Neukauf own a beverage shop, a butcher shop and a bakery.

Nice little supermarket. I stopped here after coffee one day to pickup a few strudels for my…read morecolleagues and I. Friendly staff, very clean inside and the food was excellent. I didn't shop for any groceries, only stopped in because of the great looking food in their bakery area. I'd definitely return.

Denn's is my favorite local organic grocery store, and I've tried stores in Böblingen and…read moreLeinfelden as well as Vaihingen. The parking lot usually has spaces available, unless you happen to be there at lunch on a busy work day (in which case you wait in line to enter the lot as other customers leave). After you purchase your groceries, hand the cashier your parking ticket and they will validate your ticket for you. Assuming you've spent less than an hour in the lot, you won't need to pay for parking. Rather than trying to buy groceries on an empty stomach, you can buy a cup of tea or coffee and a snack from the bakery and eat it at pleasant tables in front of the windows before you shop. Denn's positions the fruit and vegetables front and center as you enter the store, which helps me to get the staples I came for rather than less healthy snacks. The fruit and veg are of high quality and the store offers a good selection. You can get wild rice and red rice and almond butter and kale chips and Lavera cosmetics. There's also a great cheese counter. And did I mention the bakery?

Military grocery store [Stuttgart, Germany]…read more During my vacation in Germany I tagged along with my brother when we needed to get groceries or non-food supplies for the house. This is obviously a grocery store for the military families and only military personnel could pay. I came to get some snacks for a road trip and came across the Ritter Sport chocolates. I've not had one of these before and chose a couple that appealed to me. There were a variety of different chocolate flavors to choose from. Then we went to visit the Ritter Museum the following day... We used the self-service check-out counter. Review #4059

Out of the four available, this one is the biggest commissary as far as space and selection. The…read moredeli counter is pretty decent and the guys are really friendly. You can get a freshly made sandwich super cheap too. All the meat is frozen so if looks fresh, it's not. It will tell you not to refreeze. You can get some pretty good deals. Baby back ribs for around $5 for a double rack...not bad. Make sure you watch prices...not for sale items but just the regular price. Since they sell at 10% over cost the price goes up and down with each shipment. Also, pay attention in the produce section. Some things that you are used to paying "each" for is charged by the pound. Lettuce, for example, is typically $0.75 PER HEAD but here it is PER LBS. Lettuce is pretty heavy when you aren't paying attention.

I'm told that Lidl is the "brother" of Aldi. I think it's a touch better with more selection and a…read morechoice of higher end items.

Specials on ethnic products every month and seasonal finds. If you find a product you like that you…read moreare accustomed to from the states are your home country or continent, its best to buy a few if you catch it. You'll regret it if you don't. Great store for hard and or missed finds. Great prices as well.