The one positive thing: It's directly at the subway station. But that's sadly the only good thing I…read morecan say about this supermarket. Inside there is no order in which way the groceries are placed, chocolate next to the ketchup for example. And if your looking for fresh fruit or vegetables you're clearly in the wrong store. Also this location is mostly crowded with one cash register open, but about three or four employees are scattered around the store stocking up. But don't you dare ask them to open another register, the employees here aren't the friendliest.

Nice and clean place. Large and good selection. The moving ramp was a little uncomfortable. Prices…read moreare cheaper than in the US. Worst part of the experience was that I was taking a photo to send my friend to show her there is a gluten-free selection in the bakery aisle and some woman in that section came up and yelled at me for taking a photo. She said there's a sign downstairs that doesn't allow taking photos. I looked and looked for that sign and there was no such sign. Unnecessary scolding by rude staff.

This supermarket is open til 10 daily, and is the only supermarket I've encountered that is open on…read moreSundays. Expect a nice line on Sundays. The prices are pretty reasonable, although the produce does not look great, especially at the end of the day

A grocery store at the airport. And no, this is not a little convenience grocery store. They have…read moreeverything a normal Edeka would have. As a result you can buy your gum or gift chocolates at normal prices (although as far as grocery stores go Edeka is on the expensive side). So instead of paying 2 euros for a water with bubbles I paid 50 cents.

Alles war gut, aber diese Regale waren leider leer, nicht genug Personal, und auch Toilette ist…read morebenötigt