I've been shopping ALDI extensively in the United States and even reviewed the corporate…read moreheadquarters of ALDI in Mülheim an der Ruhr. You knew they were a German company, right? In the ten years that I've written reviews on 30+ stores from Chambersburg PA to Cape Coral FL and even Tulsa OK, I've not shopped at an ALDI in Germany. So with my visit to Düsseldorf, I had to check them out! And guess what? They're exactly the same! Same basic products (labeled in German, duh) and they carry shelf-temperature beer and wine. There's still a deposit required for the shopping trolley. The shopping bags still aren't free. And you'll be bagging your own groceries. It's the same as they do in the USA. Even the store layout is mostly the same with the produce, bakery, deli, fresh meats, frozen and the "aisle of awesomeness" https://www.aisleofshame.com/what-is-the-aisle-of-shame/ in the center with random stuff like an espresso maker and a car jack and a package of women's intimate wear. I was intending to just check out the shop and then go get a kebab from the restaurant down the street but got hooked. These prices are bonkers! I got two crunchy rolls from the bakery area, a tub of tuna salad, a tub of cheese-stuffed peppers, and some sliced gouda. I spotted a small tub of Dutch chocolate and vanilla custard for dessert. (Of course, I forgot about utensils but thankfully the hotel's coffee service has a spoon that worked out.) All that plus a one liter bottle of bubbly water and a commemorative Aldi shopping bag for €7.49 (about $9.00)! The fact that I don't speak any German and the clerk spoke no English didn't matter. The food products have pictures or they were clear enough to understand. My Visa card swiped just fine. A fab shop! [Review 16264 overall - 142 in Germany - 1770 of 2021.]

Huge grocery store, carries many many things, really good selection, multiple full pledged caffes…read morebuilt into the building, veg good price and generally very good, located in suburb of dusseldorf or something, best grocery store around definitely, easy parking, good

I don't normally review grocery stores, but this Edeka deserves a review as hands-down the nicest…read moregrocery store I've been to in Germany. I missed spacious and aesthetically pleasing grocery stores with huge selections and fresh food, such as Wegman's or Whole Foods. This award-winning Edeka is clean and beautiful, with large bakeries, delis, cafés, a sushi area, and a substantial international food section as well. They also have a parking garage and a relatively large section for housewares and toiletries, which I also appreciate. Fantastic location.

Located around the corner from my hotel, after arriving this morning followed by a day of exploring…read moreand a nap, I was ready for dinner but not a full sit down meal. Just something light and then some bottled water for the hotel room. I found most of that at the nearby ALDI but also popped in to REWE because. I thought REWE was equivalent to the American 7-Eleven but it's not. This is a nearly complete supermarket that would be more than the British Tesco Express but not quite a Supercenter. Think "Walmart Neighborhood Market" with fresh food, ready-to-eat and ready-to-heat, dairy, produce, fresh meats and frozen, lots of canned and bottled, and at the very back, a rack of beers and wine. No, the checkout girl does not speak English but it's not really required. Just remember to bring your own bag (or buy one) and have your payment ready. [Review 16367 overall - 173 in Germany - 1874 of 2021.]

Great local market. Had the essentials for a long weekend at the near by hotel indigo. Friendly,…read morehelpful staff.

I love this place cause it's on my way home. Plus you get an exp of a great service of a cashiers…read moreand big variety of bakery and meat.