A really convenient spot for all the late night snacking and gas…read more If you're not too familiar with how gas is purchased, here's the run down. First you have to get to a pump, pump your gas, then grab a ticket indicating which pump you are at and then pay for gas. There currently isn't pay at the pump. So be ready to do some waiting. In terms, of snacks, this location has a lot of them and it's needed because during lunch this place gets pretty busy for people avoiding the food court. Things do get sold out and so there are times where you have to wait for that Hunt's Bros pizza or for a restock. And the lines get pretty long. The staff at the check out lines are really friendly and knowledgeable. Some are bilingual. Overall, this is one of the better AAFES gas stations that I've been to.

Superb spot for munchies any time of day. Their Hunt Brothers Pizza is always teeming with…read moreactivity. The way to go is thin crust which is very crispy. Downside is that the gas pumps get very busy and the line to pay inside and outside at the pumps can delay you by 10+ minutes.

Penny is my go to for croissants and my last minute grocery needs. This little grocery/convenient…read morestores offers everything you need. The hours are great and the food is delicious. Croissants here are so yummy! They're made fresh everyday and run out so quickly! If you live in Otterbach, you need to check this place out. Everything is priced fairly cheap and everyone is friendly (: If you don't know German, download Google Translate and/or take a German class! You won't find much in English :b

It's a small convenient store located in the Frankfurt airport terminal 1 near gates B. They carry…read morelimited stock for food, snacks, and drinks with hefty prices, I would say avoid this place if you can although you night not have many choices here.

I like a decent convenience store at the airport. It allows me to sample candy or get a beverage…read morebefore I go. I like this store at FRA. I ended up buying a Corny Big banana cereal bar. I had never heard of it before. I liked it. It stopped my hunger pangs nicely. The downside is that I haven't seen this cereal bar since I had it back in 2014. (13)

The best thing about this small convenience store, located in the heart of the historic district of…read moreFrankfurt, is the location. It's VERY small, but had what we were looking for - bottled water. The price isn't crazy here for necessities, but it is kind of hectic inside since it's so tiny. Cash only for small purchases, such as water, and really the main reason for a lower rating is that even though the water was in a cooler it was pretty warm, which was a bummer. Overall, I'd go back as it is convenient, but it's not anything to write home about.

It's a great neighborhood convenient/grocery store and more. It's not a huge place, but it's…read morepacked with your basic daily needs and more... It's located in the hotel/business district near Frankfurt International Airport, and it makes it very convenient to pickup anything you want if you don't want to spend a lot of money eating out. They even have a sushi kiosk offering freshly made sushi packaged to go. I think selections are very decent here. I've been noticing these sushi kiosks are popping up everywhere in supermarkets. It must be a new corporate initiative to respond to the demands of consumers. It's a little set back from the main street, so you may have to look for this location.

Super friendly staff and very willing to help this Texas boy with his broken German…read more Lots of prepared food take away. Super fresh and Covid safe. I got a pork boulette. Absolutely delicious. Got two sides of extra spicy mustard. Heineken to wash it down. I miss Germany and the delicious food. Glad to be back.

Great farm with fresh milk 24/7, and you can order a fresh meat / chicken till Wednesday and…read morecollect during Friday-Saturday. Heaven for those loving fresh food and bothered about sustainable lifestyle.

Like most days of our trip to Germany we found ourselves stopping in at a local grocer or…read moreconvenience store to snag some water for the day. On our last day, we stumbled across this little grocery store in the heart of Mainz and it was honestly one of the better ones we found! Like most European supermarkets it was small with winding aisles, but this one was super clean, easy to traverse, and well stocked. We took it all in and then concluded with purchasing some still water for the evening. The only reason it's four and not five stars is that like most places finding cold water was hard and it was unfortunately the same here. Totally a cultural thing, but I'd love the option for some chilled beverages.

Excellent meal. 5 star food. Took one star off for the service, which was ok but not outstanding…read more This restaurant is tucked back behind Clay Kaserne in a compound that also contains a butcher, organic grocery store, cafe, and bakery. Main courses are typical German fare, and they also have burgers. Desserts are very good as well - recommend saving some room! Parking is easy at the Domäne, as it's set pretty far out from the city. Highly recommend this place for a date night or special occasion since it is a little pricey.

I came across this little Market square since its location is literally right around the corner of…read morethe Army base. I am soo impressed with this area. It houses a farm, market, restaurant, and bakery. In the market, you can handpick the eggs that was produced by their local chickens and place it in your own egg carton. The milk is pausterized from their own cows. Their cheeses, produce, bread, and pastries are all made in house from whatever is grown and/or from what their animals produce. It may not be a big deal to the locals here but I live in Southern California. Its pretty much unheard of. It gives me a newfound definition of "Farmers Market".