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

Amazing grocery store and feels like a much nicer, cleaner and friendlier version of a Walmart…read moreSuper Center. Anything and everything is either sold here or at Baumarkt (similar to America's Home Depot). The food court is fantastic, some of the best pommes of our trip were had here. There is an entire walls of coolers of sausages. It was mind blowing! Candy aisles nearly made me weep. I must have bough half a cart load of Milka, Lindt and Haribo. My sister is fortunate enough to do her regular shopping here, but as an American on vacation, this was a fun trip.

Good selection of groceries, if you like ALDI you will like Rewe. We like shopping there.read more

This was our go to grocery when we were staying in Koblenz. There's other similar stores in the…read morearea, but this one was definitely the best by far. Biggest plus about this place is the bakery out front. For a supermarket they have an unbelievable selection of breads, pretzels and cakes, all fresh and delicious, no matter what time of day you stop by. If you happen to be in this part of Koblenz, definitely stop by this Rewe.

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!

This is my favorite grocery store so far in Wiesbaden. It has an excellent selection of quality…read morefoods and affordable options. I love the fresh squeezed juice -and the pineapple slicing machine in the produce department.

If you're an expat in/around Wiesbaden this is going to feel the most like a US grovery…read morestore...Big, lots of selection etc. They're good and have many of the things we look for, keep the store generally clean, and have fresh produce. They don't have exactly everything, so Edeka or others are still in the repertoire but this is a solid place.

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.