The is the best little grocery store in this tiny town (Gorwihl). It is bio and products are…read moregeared to a "green" living standard. This store is very conscious and supportive of a healthy lifestyle. MOST items are in glass (hardly any plastic to see here) and vegetables and fruit are organic. They are ingredient aware MUCH. It is on a main street that is the artery which goes North to South in the Black Forest. I lived across the street for a while this summer and visited almost every day; everything is fresh The breads and cakes are all addicting. It has an inviting ambiance. You know you are getting clean food and feel that they truly care about this. It is worth seeking out should you be traveling in this area. Go across the street and visit the chamber of commerce, which you'll get a lot of information bout this area. Everything from rentals to the best ski sites, events or just to familiarize and ask questions about the beautiful Black Forest. It is small (just a few rooms) but everything is small in the Black Forest.

We are always happy when shopping in Leclerc. Not all are perfect, but they are all good at least…read more But this E.Leclerc here IS definitely a perfect place to shop. During our stay in Colmar we did our grocery shopping here and came on the day we left for home and filled our trunk with their products. It's a very good sized Leclerc with plenty of parking. Staff is helpful and friendly. Besides all the basice grocery items like veggies, fruit, rice, pasta, water, dairy products, soda, beer, wine, pet supplies and household products they got a good outdoor and electronics section. And then very nice meat, cheese, seafood and charcuterie counters. Great products! We especially enjoyed the meat here, they even got real KOBE beef! And the duck confit is divine. Couldn't get enough of that, great stuff! Lots of nice, local products. Also great to buy some good french Rosé and of course Crèmant from the Alsace. Really enjoyed shopping here. You get a lot of value here, great prices for great quality food. We'll be back again in a few days to bring some more food to get home. Luckily Colmar is only a 90min ride away - a short drive across the border.

While at boarding school (BFA), I survived off of Hieber's. Not only is it a great grocery store,…read morebut it's also a bakery that attracts people from the entire town. They have mini pizzas, croissants, anything you want! Because of this, it's a great inexpensive lunch spot and hang out spot for local teenagers.

This place may be small, but it has no shortage of things to try! The lower level is a deli with a…read morewide selection of charcuterie and cheeses, while the upper floor is a small restaurant. The dishes range from €15-20 and wine glasses are ~€5. I hadn't read reviews before coming here (most are on another popular review website) so my selections were a bit off, but on my next visit, I'll have to order their charcuterie and cheese plates with proper wine pairings. They also have a selection of brunch options. I was eyeing one of their omelettes (in a style from Corsica, with an aromatic cheese in it and served with charcuterie and a side salad), but I ended up going with a slice of "Muenster Valley" meat pie, served with lettuce and carrot salads. If I could have eaten two brunches at once, I would have picked these two items, but I was very full from the meat pie, especially after starting out with half of a cheese plate. I'll have to come back to try the omelette later. The meat pie and side salads were delicious and everything tasted fresh. I really loved the way they prepared the side salads - very light, simple dressing to bring out natural flavors (I believe French produce is organic and is rich with natural flavor). The cheese plate (mine was a half portion) was very good and featured four kinds of cheeses: a soft muenster cheese, a very strong British cheese (sorry, I can't recall the name), a truffled gouda, and an earthy goat cheese. I had just gotten off a redeye and would have passed out in the restaurant if I had taken as little as a sip of wine, but if I were to have this cheese plate again, I'd definitely order a glass of wine with it. The service was very good - the staff was very patient with my French and also spoke English fluently.

Charming people and place, great food and selection, an overall memorable experiencwread more

Small grocery/convenience store located across from the main train station in Freiburg. Don't…read moreexpect to have all your grocery needs met, but if you're in search of reasonably priced snacks, soda, milk, etc., this place covers all the basics.

Very nice, smallish, quality convenient store with a wide selection of the lovely Teekanne teas…read more And for that glorious fact alone it'll get a solid 4. The store has a nice vibe and the cashier was surprisingly friendly (having the fresh and awful experience from Rossmann nearby, see my previous review).

Excellent service, great quality of food. Large selection. It's a very affordable place with good…read morefood. I highly recommend. Excellent value Michael was a great server!

Gorgeous chocolate shop in Colmar. They have great looking chocolates, nougat and an ice cream…read morestand during summer months. The nougat tasted fabulous and the chocolates were also nice. I did not try the ice cream however the flavours sounded great. I love chocolate and if you love it too then a stop at this shop is a must when visiting Colmar :-))

This is the main foodie market hall in Colmar, and it's small but filled with fantastaic offerings…read more I never pass up the chance to visit a good food hall in Europe, and this one didn't disappoint. The Marche Couvert is located in the middle of old town in a lovely building. It's free to enter, so at least go in to look around even if you don't plan on buying any food. Inside, you'll find a mix of local produce, cheeses, meats, wines, and a few prepared-food stands that make it really tempting to grab a bite on the spot. The atmosphere is warm and lively, with vendors who are generally friendly and happy to chat (especially if you show a little curiosity about what they're selling). It's also a nice break from the more touristy streets outside. It's still very popular, but in a more relaxed way. I was enamored by the fresh pasta stand, especially because the proprietors were speaking Italian. I couldn't pass this up, so I ordered a small portion of homemade cheese tortellini with tomato sauce. Within 10 minutes, my snack was ready (and it was delicious). Hubby elected for some oysters with beer, and enjoyed them. There isn't a lot of seating inside, so be aware if you need a place to rest your feet. Some of the larger stalls had seating if you ordered food or beverages from them (but it was still nearly impossible to get a seat). This market isn't worth a trip just to Colmar to visit, but I'd consider it a must-do for any foodie who is in the area.

Great place for a snack, shopping for a picnic, or a cup of coffee on a rainy day!…read moreMany vendors and cafès. We enjoyed the hot cocoa ; ) You can sit on the terrace and view the canal up close. Such a cool place to hang out and relax during your busy day.