This Penny branch doesn't have a very big selection of goods, but they do have most of the…read moreessentials. They also have some pretty sweet deals on produce. For example, we got a huge container of beautiful strawberries for less than 3 Euros and some awesome quality cheeses for less than 2. On the downside, their selection of cleaning products and toiletries was ridiculously small. All in all, this is a decent choice for basic food shopping, but if you need anything out of the ordinary, it's probably best to look for a bigger store.

I love shopping at Aldi back in the USA. The store consistently has the best prices and good…read morequality for the money. This is the first Aldi I visited outside of the USA. It's very similar to the ones back home, as far as layout and design. A major difference is this Aldi has a butcher shop and a bakery within its store. A very nice benefit.

I always do the bulk of my shopping here before going to one of the fancier or more specialised…read moreshops. Why? + Quality foods at good prices. I hate paying for advertising and cartoon animals on packaging. Aldi helps me avoid that by providing good quality foods with minimal extra cost. + Organic foods at good prices. More than I hate paying for advertising and cartoon animals on packaging, I hate buying foods that require a lot of packaging. My goal is to eat as naturally as possible. So I'm really happy to find teas, wines, cheeses, meats, and fresh produce that are organic ("bio produkte"), and at a significant savings still. What's not to like? + Greater variety and better quality than available at other discounters. Being an import, I've experimented and shopped around, trying to find the right grocery store for my needs. My priorities are buying organic or minimally processed foods, saving money, and accessibility from my apartment (which is why I have yet to shop at a Basic). Aldi provides a broader selection of goods than at any other discount grocery store I've ever shopped at. + Fresh produce is as good as at any Tengelmann, but cheaper, and includes organic Despite being a grocery discounter, the groceries I buy at Aldi are the same quality as one finds at any Tengelmann. In fact, I have found that I eat better by shopping at Aldi, because I'm more likely to buy even nicer groceries because the savings are compelling, for example, organic bell peppers at €1.99/kg instead of €2.99/kg. + Sometimes, they get crazy specials, like great wines from Italy, or wild salmon imported directly from Alaska Lately I've been loading up on an organic white wine from Sicily because it's DELIZIOSO and also only €1.99 per bottle. I dunno what your experience is, but in my world, up until recently, €1.99 per bottle was the express lane to regret. Also, I've been enjoying the wild salmon from Alaska. I used to work on fishing boats, and I can tell you, there is no fresher fish than a frozen wild salmon from Alaska other than the one you catch yourself. And heck, eating wild is the same thing as eating organic...maybe better. So there you have it. Now y'all understand why I love this Aldi. Why not five stars? Because of the checkout lane. It's the same blitzkrieg bullshit as at every discounter, and I hate that. But everything else about this place is "in Ordnung".

We have to come to Aldi since we have them in the states. I knew it's going to be better so I was…read morehappy I was right. A couple of perks 1 - pastry vending machine and 2 - waaaaaay better selection of cheeses!!! However, the cashier is the same, hahhhahaha. She doesn't seem to be happy nor interested in her job.

I'm happy TK Maxx (TJ Maxx in the US) has finally come to Munich, but I haven't yet been able to…read morefully evaluate the quality / compare it to other locations. It is (as every shop is in the Innenstadt) downright intolerably crowded on Saturdays and even most weekday evenings, crawling with bargain hunters and super hot and stuffy. That said, there are deals to be had -- we scored some bargains already and will be back (hopefully at calmer times) to see if the inventory is consistently good. Happy it's here, and hope it lasts!

It was very chaotic in the store and very disorganized. We just noticed the items here are more…read moreexpensive compared to the American version TJ Maxx. Selections are not so great, they have limited sizes and expect to wait longer than expected.

Why 5 stars? Because the owner was one of the nicest people we met in Europe…read more --- --- --- While walking through Munich, my wife noticed this store and quickly darted for the entrance. Both our mom's love crosses and this place might have the largest cross selection in the world. If not, it definitely takes home gold on cross per square foot. We heavily debated for about half an hour on which crosses to bring back home for our parents. The woman, who I can only assume is the owner, could not have been more friendly and patient with us. She was pretty hilarious, as well, as she dealt with our indecision. We eventually decided on a couple and she wrapped them up meticulously. She even gave us a form to fill out to save us some tax money. There were plenty of other cool knick-knacks in here, but we just came to shop through the hundreds of crosses, and we were very happy with our choice to stop in!

TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE. Never encountered such rude…read morepeople, both of the ladies inside the shop. I was kindly asking a couple of questions and both times I was abruptly interrupted. They misunderstood what I was saying, and didn't even apologise after they finally got what I was asking for. I wanted to buy a couple of gifts, and spend some money, but after multiple rude answers and statements I decided to kindly leave the shop. If you dislike people, don't work in an environment where you, guess what... talk with people. I suggest watching a YouTube tutorial on "how to smile" or simply take that broom out of your ***. That could help. Merry Christmas

A huge store. A lot of great things especially clothes for a great price. I would really recommend…read moregiving this store a visit.

Primark is just awesome. The premise is simple - pretty good quality clothes, accessories & home…read moregoods for cheap. This one is not awesome cause it's off the main areas of Munich. If you're near Marienplatz @ that whole are, You have to take the underground metro/ subway. It's not hard. One way ticket costs euros 2.90 and it's off the U5 line. The store is in a mall that has all sorts of other shopping options. If you want to do some serious shopping, it's worth it to take a few hours out & trek here. This store is 3 levels. Home goods, men's, women's & children's clothes & all sorts of makeup, skincare & other accessories. Quality is great if u compare it to Walmart or other discount stores in the US. Prices are very low esp considering the taste, quality & fit of the clothes. I docked a point off cause I waited in checkout line for ever. Like 30 mins. Also place is a bit of a mess later in the day & didn't see employees putting items back together. No bathroom too folks. You have to pay euros .50 to use the main restroom in the mall. That's just not cool. I get that it's a European thing, but still totally uncool.

You'll be amazed to find out that this drug store's multimedia department located on the second…read morefloor carries vinyl. There's some classic rock, some electronic and some contemporary pop music. Also, the bargain DVDs (buy 3 or 4, get 1 free) are a great way to stock up on movies to watch with your friends on a rainy weekend. The other departments are fine, too. There are office supplies and household chemicals in the basement, and skin care and perfume on the first floor. No need to take the car as the shop is just a few steps from Karlsplatz and central station.