Happy to find an Aldi's near the bike trail! I'm a huge US Aldi fan so I really wanted to see a…read moreGerman Aldi. It has a different floor plan, offering beautiful breads/rolls/pastries as well as German wines & beers. Bought lots of nice chocolate (for the long bike ride) but eyed the nice liquor section (with reasonable prices). Visiting here gave me a big smile!

We recently visited the Supermercato Italiano during a trip to Germany and had a great shopping…read moreexperience. The Supermercato italiano is conveniently located near the freeway exit with plenty of parking space at the entrance. The store is huge! The aisles are filled with hard-to find Italian products, ranging from sauces to snacks to wines and spirits, pasta and even cleaning products, the biggest surprise was seeing how reasonably priced they were and how many iconic Italian brands they carry. The cashier was very courteous and eager to help. We were able to stock up on some much-needed products and highly recommend this supermarket.

Very busy ice cream place in Koblenz. The ice cream was really good and the fresh fruit was great…read more Lots of areas around to sit outside enjoy your food and then place in a bin nearby and keep the area clean. Lots of different flavors and ways to enjoy your dish. 100% worth a try. Staff kind of didn't know who to help next as once you get near the counter it's all spread out and no one knows who's first or next.

Whenever we are in my former home town Koblenz/ Germany, I crave a small portion of ice cream in…read morethe e Gel o Sia - one of the best ice creams I have had. Huge selection, very good price-performance ratio. I just trust the promise that only absolutely necessary ingredients are included. I haven't noticed a list of additives that are often posted in ice cream parlors. I don't need colorings, aromas, including so-called 'natural aromas', thickeners, preservatives, stabilizers, emulsifiers such as soy lecithin, sweeteners ... A must try, whenever you are in the beautiful old part of the city. Just be prepared: the better the weather, the longer the wait. Worth it, though. Any time.

Globus offers so much and has always been one of my favorite stores while living in Germany…read more Fresh food which is produced in house (breads, pastries, meats, deli meats, cheeses, fish, salads...) are so good. I can't give 5 stars because the store itself gets very hot during summer times. I get that this is Germany and that people prefer to sweat while they're running errands. I however thought it was uncomfortably hot in there and I feel sorry for the staff that has to work in these conditions.

We enjoyed an excellent meal at Cafe St Goar! D had the spaghetti with marinara, and proclaimed it…read morebest she's had this side of Italy! She enjoyed a glass of the Rose' Trocken with her meal. Mel had the schnitzel, which was excellent. The surprise was the fries with the schnitzel - best in Europe! Better than Bruges! I had the Rigatoni Arrabiata. It was very tasty, with just the right mix of pasta, mushrooms, ham and sauce. I had a glass of the Oberweseler Riesling Trocken, which was very enjoyable. The service was prompt and attentive. If you come, try the local wines!! Definitely would come back here!! Excellent food and good service.

We stopped by here on a cool Tuesday afternoon awaiting our river cruise to show up. Long story…read moreshort, a very enjoyable spot to have a bite sitting outside. The cafe itself is lovely and fun. The service is friendly and helpful. We had some tea, soup and some strammer maxs (ham and eggs on toast) which were quite good and satisfying. The prices felt reasonable. If you find yourself standing outside this fine cafe and are wondering if you should stop for a snack, you probably should.