Andrew: Where is the closest supermarket?…read more Hotel Front Desk: You head down to the train station find Karlstr and walk down. Easy enough to find. Now I know Rewe is one of the main supermarkets in Germany, during my travel I also saw one south of Frankfurt. With that I'll give those who travel a little tip: the local supermarket should be your first stop when travelling because instead of paying the little retail stores two euros and change for a bottle of tiny water, the supermarket sells the larger sized ones for less than one euro. Bam. Two: even though my hotel served a great breakfast, I just love Tangerines or Oranges in the morning, it's like a dose of sunshine in the morning...that and coffee. In this case Rewe had a bag of Clementines for about one euro. Bam, Andew is like sunshine now. Though I didn't try this Rewe has a salad bar and serves hot food and sandwiches. It's not so grand, it's not so bright and not so big. But you can get everything you need here, including alcohol and things to freshen up your day. Merry Christmas!

Well this was a dirty little place. I went not long before closing just to have a look around, and…read morethe seedy red light district surrounding certainly seeps into the joint. The food counter looks like where drunk guys spend their leftover euros after the strip club, and I was left wondering if they close at 22:00 to avoid violence in the store. The food is fine, though they clearly stock for a less than healthy crowd who seems to live crackers, cheap cookies, a bit of dairy, and 1/4 of their diet in alcohol...such are the proportions of aisles. The line, even at 21:30 on a Tuesday, was 8 people long and not fast - seems as if the same hazy customers run the till.

This place is really huge. It's almost as big as Costco in America, but you don't have to buy bulk…read morequantities. from what I can tell, the prices are very reasonable. They have numerous choices of every product. The wine section by itself is as big as some small stores. One can spend a couple of hours here easily. The parking lot is also huge. We had to go around the building a couple of times just to figure out how to get in.

Located in the Markethalle on the first floor. They are cash only and you get to choose what size…read moresausage you want. There's 4 different sausages I believe. I tried the mixed (beef/pork) and pork sausage. I prefer the pork one. Both were tasty, but the pork one edges it for me. They give you a roll and some mustard to go with it. Pricing is not bad. Unless you get a medium or large, this will not fill you up. This is more to hold you over before your real meal.

Tucked inside of Kleinmarkthalle, I discovered this sausage window while browsing reddit for must…read morevisit food destinations in Frankfurt. We were only there for the afternoon before flying out the next morning so I really wanted to make the most of our time. There were only a few other people in front of us in line on Wednesday afternoon around 3:30pm. The internet told me to order the Fleischwurst so I did just that, but with a side of pickle. In truth, the sausage was not my favorite, but I am not a big hot dog fan. That being said, I was happy to try a traditional Frankfurt sausage and enjoyed the whole experience nose to tail!