Out of the four available, this one is the biggest commissary as far as space and selection. The…read moredeli counter is pretty decent and the guys are really friendly. You can get a freshly made sandwich super cheap too. All the meat is frozen so if looks fresh, it's not. It will tell you not to refreeze. You can get some pretty good deals. Baby back ribs for around $5 for a double rack...not bad. Make sure you watch prices...not for sale items but just the regular price. Since they sell at 10% over cost the price goes up and down with each shipment. Also, pay attention in the produce section. Some things that you are used to paying "each" for is charged by the pound. Lettuce, for example, is typically $0.75 PER HEAD but here it is PER LBS. Lettuce is pretty heavy when you aren't paying attention.

There is a lady who works in the deli (forgot to get her name) needing extra training on…read morewrap-making. She makes sloppy wraps by adding disproportionate amounts, making the wrap impossible to roll neatly. What I do every time she's making them is GUIDE her-"Not that much lettuce" or "Will you be able to tuck it and roll it with that much in the middle?" Otherwise, the rest of the commissary is pretty good. Although, they don't have a standard date format when they crank out expiration date stickers. So you have to guess if "08-09" means September 8 or August 9. Look closely at their expiration labels as one time I bought snacks that expired and began to mold. They don't seem to monitor this.

Being from out of town and country this Aldi was set up very similar to the one I shop in the US…read more I forgot to bring my tote and the store happened to be giving out promotional Aldi totes this evening. I got bit to eat some staples and my candy to bring back home to family and friends in the US all under 20 Euros so I felt pretty good. Did I mention I can't speak German and still managed to accomplish :)

There are good things about Aldi: Prices, the offers it's not too busy, it's got what you usually…read moreneed for ur day by day needs (other than special items!) and did I mention the prices?! The cons on the other hand would be about the variety! Same things but a lot of them and only one or max two counters working make the queues sometimes annoying! They also seem to have no decent supply of beef meat (Any Canadians around here :D)

Kauland in Sindelfingen Germany is amazing. It's the 1st. Grocery store we've ever been to with an…read moreescalator. Also the second grocery store I'd been to besides Netto in my neighborhood. This store is rather large. Larger than the grocery stores back at home. Maybe the newest Krogers Grocery Store on Mall Blvd in Savannah Ga may match it in size. Maybe not! Lots of walking for sure. It's quite an experience shopping for food in Germany. So not like the states. It definitely will be a greater appreciation for many many things when we get back to the states. A quart of milk is .36-.46 cents here. Cheese is .79-1.99 here. Bread is .85-2.00 here. Juice is .55-1.50 here. Fruit is very cheap. Meat is very cheap. Water is not sold by the gallon here. It's like a liter-1.5 liter I believe .19 cent and up a bottle. Or you buy the case, plus .25 cent for recycle. Once you recycle it back to the store you'll receive. 25 cent for each bottle you bring back. It goes through a recycling machine in a hole that you put it in. It goes down a conveyer belt into this room and drops down into a box. The counter on the machine adds .25 cent each time you feed it a bottle. When you're finished then you get a ticket with money. You give it to the cashier when she or he rings up your grocery total and you receive the ticket total as a discount against your grocery bill. I'll do a video soon. FranknKimm Over & Out Europe Travels & Lifestyle

Kaufland in the biggest shopping center of Stuttgart-Vaihingen Schwabengalerie is my favorite…read moresupermarket!!! There are several reasons: always fresh products, really wide choice of products (groceries, electronics, clothes, household goods and cosmetics) and every week special offers, even sometimes 1euro-discount products! Strongly recommended :)

If you live in Vaihingen then you most probably know this place and do your shopping there!…read more Good pricing, ease of access and great variety all add up to make it a certain recommendation unless you just wanna go downtown!

Nice little supermarket. I stopped here after coffee one day to pickup a few strudels for my…read morecolleagues and I. Friendly staff, very clean inside and the food was excellent. I didn't shop for any groceries, only stopped in because of the great looking food in their bakery area. I'd definitely return.

Denn's is my favorite local organic grocery store, and I've tried stores in Böblingen and…read moreLeinfelden as well as Vaihingen. The parking lot usually has spaces available, unless you happen to be there at lunch on a busy work day (in which case you wait in line to enter the lot as other customers leave). After you purchase your groceries, hand the cashier your parking ticket and they will validate your ticket for you. Assuming you've spent less than an hour in the lot, you won't need to pay for parking. Rather than trying to buy groceries on an empty stomach, you can buy a cup of tea or coffee and a snack from the bakery and eat it at pleasant tables in front of the windows before you shop. Denn's positions the fruit and vegetables front and center as you enter the store, which helps me to get the staples I came for rather than less healthy snacks. The fruit and veg are of high quality and the store offers a good selection. You can get wild rice and red rice and almond butter and kale chips and Lavera cosmetics. There's also a great cheese counter. And did I mention the bakery?

I'm told that Lidl is the "brother" of Aldi. I think it's a touch better with more selection and a…read morechoice of higher end items.

Specials on ethnic products every month and seasonal finds. If you find a product you like that you…read moreare accustomed to from the states are your home country or continent, its best to buy a few if you catch it. You'll regret it if you don't. Great store for hard and or missed finds. Great prices as well.

Super Asian Supply Store! Every kind of seafood you may ever need. It's frozen of course but…read moreavailable. Every size shrimp and squid and many other items. So if you're American and want to make Seafood Gumbo and need crab in the shell, they have it. Tiny baby crabs. I didn't look further for regular size crabs. Only reason I got these because we needed to spend a total of 10€ on card. I'll take a picture. I only need it for flavor purposes anyway. Check this market out. It's in Bobligen. They need to change the name they have registered on yelp. This name isn't the same as it's identified as on the building.

After going to a number of Asian grocery stores in the area, this one is probably one of more…read morerobust ones. Most of the items are packaged or frozen, but at least I was able to get Korean items that I haven't been able to find in the others in the area. The challenge is that it's not easy to get to by public transportation. Also, learned that they don't take credit cards.

Great supermarket! It's always big pleasure to buy in Neukauf groceries :) It's located near to…read moreUniversity campus and easy reachable by bus. Prices are a little bit higher in comparison with cheap discount supermarket (Aldi, Lidl) but if you ready to pay for high-quality products and good service than it's the right choice for you! :)

They charge you 25€ for parking if you forget your parking disc. I understand that they want to…read moreavoid long term parking, but the company who is checking the parking spot has a prospering business with it. Even Saturday 1pm for a 10 min shopping stop they charge you. I cannot recommend such a market, since they obviously do not want to have customers.

i used to go here all the time while studying abroad as it was a two minute walk from student…read morehousing. cheap wine, cheese, bread, fruit and meat at very high quality, although that might just be a german thing. checkout always stressed me out but it was always worth it. i miss so many products here, wish i could get them imported.