Holy Wurst! I've been to German supermarkets before, but I've never seen one like this with such a…read morehuge selection of wurst. One MASSIVE section that's about the same size as an entire isle at a typical US grocery store. Then there are two large bins with more gourmet selections. And finally, there is the very special selections behind the butcher counter. Just amazing. Check out the picture attached to this review for an indication of the size. Oh yeah, the day I visited they were also giving away half liter bottles of beer to all customers over 18. FREE BEER!.

Nice clean grocery store with great cheese, deli and bakery sections. Lots of fantastic choices and…read morelocal specialties. They also sell beer wine and liquor. There is indoor garage parking with elevators to the store level.

Huge Grocery store with everything. Took us a while to get around. There a Media Market right up…read morestairs from it inside the grocery store.

REAL* Pronounced REE-AL wow! Great big store...has…read moreeverything in general. Comparing prices I love the variety of fruits and vegetables compared to commisary. Sale items are definitely cheaper. But, good place to find lots of things you might be looking for.

This one is out by the airport and usually less busy than the other locations. They only have two…read morerecycling machines that are always swamped though. We like to come here on occasion because it's less crowded and the boys like the escalator. They do, however, offer less options than the others.

Kauland in Sindelfingen Germany is amazing. It's the 1st. Grocery store we've ever been to with an…read moreescalator. Also the second grocery store I'd been to besides Netto in my neighborhood. This store is rather large. Larger than the grocery stores back at home. Maybe the newest Krogers Grocery Store on Mall Blvd in Savannah Ga may match it in size. Maybe not! Lots of walking for sure. It's quite an experience shopping for food in Germany. So not like the states. It definitely will be a greater appreciation for many many things when we get back to the states. A quart of milk is .36-.46 cents here. Cheese is .79-1.99 here. Bread is .85-2.00 here. Juice is .55-1.50 here. Fruit is very cheap. Meat is very cheap. Water is not sold by the gallon here. It's like a liter-1.5 liter I believe .19 cent and up a bottle. Or you buy the case, plus .25 cent for recycle. Once you recycle it back to the store you'll receive. 25 cent for each bottle you bring back. It goes through a recycling machine in a hole that you put it in. It goes down a conveyer belt into this room and drops down into a box. The counter on the machine adds .25 cent each time you feed it a bottle. When you're finished then you get a ticket with money. You give it to the cashier when she or he rings up your grocery total and you receive the ticket total as a discount against your grocery bill. I'll do a video soon. FranknKimm Over & Out Europe Travels & Lifestyle

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.

Nice location and plenty of parking. The inside looks like every Aldi Suud there is!read more