Find your one stop shop in Baden Baden for gourmet prepared foods, hard to find ingredients, wine…read moreand fresh produce in the Markt Halle located on the top floor of this high end department store.

A shopping center with multiple levels of fashion, shoes snd accessories in Baden. They have a…read morenumber of high street brands as well as, many German brands. All in all a lovely place and staff were helpful in the shops that we stepped into.

We went into Galeries Lafayette because my five-year-old had to go to the bathroom, and this potty…read morestop took something like 40 minutes. (Weirdly, this is my second time Yelping a Galeries Lafayette solely because of its bathroom.) My mom took my son to pee while I hung out downstairs with his brother, a loopy three-year-old on vacation mode and California time. He was briefly asleep in his stroller when we parted with the bathroom crew, but awake and ready to party by the time I saw them get on the escalator. I tried to admire the Jerome Dreyfuss bags and other nice merchandise set out on the department store's main floor, but mostly I kept my child from running into people while he danced. The place was mobbed during Christmas season, and the line for the bathroom was apparently ludicrous, long and slow-moving. I was counting the minutes and it felt like we were waiting for hours. Anyway, if you want to shop at a big department store in Strasbourg, I'm sure Galeries Lafayette is the place to go. If all you need is a bathroom, perhaps there are better options.

Decorated for "Black Week", it was awesome to get to see Galeries Lafayette so amazingly ready for…read morethe Christmas holiday season. Window displays with Christmas themed set ups and moving dolls and such. Quite clever, almost New York's Macy's. Inside, I took the opportunity to walk the entire store. Typical department store though very tidy and very neat. Bedroom, kitchen, outerwear, menswear, shoes, handbags, cosmetics. Prices? Well, they're expensive. Of that, there is no doubt. [Review 16425 overall - 61 in France - 1933 of 2021.]

It's so great to be able to zip over the French border and buy French groceries. This place is like…read morea Mini Super Walmart. Only with classy people and products. We go here for the groceries. Although I love the German grocery stores, some things are just better in France, especially the dairy products and fish. The butter from Brittany actually smalls like a cow! And their Quark (fromage blanc) can be had whipped with creme fraiche. The fish selection is amazing. And I like to get steak tartare vacuum packed that comes with a delicious sauce. Of course if you're looking for French wines, they've got them. Merci, Cora!

My wife and I love taking the roadtrip to this Cora. It has lots of fresh fish and seafood options…read morecompared to the Globus chain in Germany. We love the French youghurts, pastries, canned tunas and sardines, cured meats, breads, beers (I actually enjoy French beers on the same level as the weisens in Germany). They have a large selection of wines, ciders, and beer (yes Globus carries more beers). They operate a wine sale tent (case sale) in the October-November timeframe. We love eating at their cafe/restaurant. It offers a pizza /beer combo and an "American Sandwich" - really a double oval cheeseburger on a baguette with a huge mountain of crispy tasty French fries. The later feeds two people with leftovers - seriously. Cora is definitely worth the trip from Germany to explore culinary options.