I so wish we had wandered in here several days ago!…read more Found this spot in the subway underground annex area just beside our hotel in Munich and loved the recycling stations for plastic bottles (where you are printed a receipt to take and get your credit), fresh fruits, delicious snacks, and cheap bottled water and soda and juice! We spent a fortune on drinks while here and next time will search for an HIT to stock up! They had loads of teas, muesli, snacks and other items and were well-stocked. We were impressed with the grab and so sushi section as well.

We went here almost everyday (except Sunday of course) when we stayed in Munich. This grocery store…read morehas almost everything you need and for really cheap prices. The produce looked pretty good and I ended up getting some blackberries for about 3€. They do have a bakery section if you need to grab breakfast for the day. Wonderful selection of candy and drinks. Get all of your Haribo candies here. It's best if you bring your own bag if you plan to buy many things as they charge for bags here and it's good to be environmentally conscious anyway.

At HbF - The ONLY Munich supermarket (apart from its sister at Ost Bahnhof) that is open past 8pm…read more(20:00). Yes folks Bavaria is wonderful but you have to do your shopping before 8pm monday to a saturday - so finding this heaven at the main railway station (Hauptbahnhof) has saved many a life, relationship, date and party. It might in some areas be a little pricier, less choice but meets most basic and emergency needs - hence the 5* rating. Got an excellent cold room full of beer. Spirits are behind the cash desks. Queues can be long especially weekends - Sunday evening when everyone is arriving or coming back home is a chore. But thank you for small inconveniences.

Helpful and Friendly staff. Wide selection and enjoy shopping. I think they are the last grocery…read morestore to close in the area. A bit hidden at first. But well worth the journey to get there. Sometimes they do run out of reusable shopping bags.

As a tourist to Germany this was a dependable chain we looked for. Good prices and a wide variety…read morethat met our stereotypical North American desire for a on-stop-shop. If you are in Germany you probably want to enjoy the local shops, bakeries, butchers, etc but this is a good fall back.

I don't know how many times I have been to the OEZ and walked by this place and never knew it was…read morean Edeka. Today as I was looking for some snacks to take home realized there was an Edeka at OEZ and decided to drop in. I always thought it was a flower shop and to my surprise its a huge supermarket that has good stuff at a reasonable price. They have tons of isles of all sorts of groceries, snacks, prepared and cold food, fresh fruit and vegetables and a bakery. Their stuff looks great and one of the few shops I have seen that carry nice snack items from around the place and a nice selection of biscuits. Must come back and walk the isles a bit more and see what else they have. As we do not an Edeka in our area it is nice to know that there is one close to my office in case I need some different stuff to Rewe or Lidl or Netto :-)) prices are reasonable here and the line was a bit big but moved quickly :-)

This is the best grocery store I've ever been to. It's MASSIVE and has a ton of quick service type…read morefood counters on the perimeter, including breads, coffee, pizza, Asian, and more. Inside the store, you'll be easily overwhelmed by the tremendous selection of just about everything. Meats - yeah a million types cured, fresh, etc. Cheeses - fresh, local, imported, soft, hard whatever you want. Haribo gummies - every kind I've ever seen and more. It goes on like this for beers, water, pasta, nuts, fresh fruit and veggies, etc. They got a Lindt chocolate store inside too. I don't think you can miss by stopping here and stocking up. It would be my go-to place for groceries if I lived here. The store was super clean and had nice wide aisles. It makes me wish we had Edeka stores like this in the US.

Not hugely different from any other big Edeka supermarket, but earns an extra star for being…read moreforeigner-friendly, and packing your groceries for you on the weekends.

This excellent Supermarket is surprisingly located on the arrivals level in terminal 2 of Munich…read moreinternational airport. On our recent layover while having dinner at a restaurant around the corner I located this supermarket. On one of my Frankfurt airport transits I had a discovered a similar market so it looks like have a supermarket in German airports for the convenience of the passengers is an excellent idea. The most surprising factor though is that the pricing at this supermarket is extremely reasonable and they are not scamming passengers out of cash by charging double and triple pricing which most businesses associated with an airport do. We were able to buy excellent chocolates at reasonable prices compared to the same chocolates selling a few hundred feet away in duty free at triple the price. 5 stars all the way wish other airports adopted a similar concept.

Everything a traveler or a late night shopper needs. Edeka…read moreis one of the premium convenience chains in Germany (which means it's not the cheapest shop around), but there seems to be no premium for its location. The fruit section is relatively small, but on the other hand they have a huge beer and licquor section...

I find this EDEKA great to shop in. They have a variety of food on offer, that sometimes I find it…read moredifficult to choose what I want to buy haha. It is in walking distance from the train station in Unterhaching or you can get the 224/217 but as far as this EDEKA. The car park is quite big and you can find parking easily enough.