This is a large grocery and department store combination. It's a chain store and they have them all…read moreover Denmark. We don't have anything similar in the US. This type of store seems to be unique to Europe and Canada. The store itself had a nice selection of meat, produce, beer, wine, household goods and clothing. There is even a small takeout store where you can grab a sandwich and drink. We picked up a few things for lunch and ate in the car since it was a holiday and no restaurants were open. We were pleased with our lunch.

Friendly service, cosy interior, quality food. A place you do not want to leave…read more They have a interesting variety of locally produced goods. Rom, whisky, cheese and non food items. Lite food arrangements and hot and cold beverages

This little grocery store is conveniently located on the road to Legoland. Need I say more? It's…read more the perfect place to buy lunch ingredients and snacks for hungry little ones. They also have these great cranberry cookies which I love to bring back for all my friends and haven't seen at any other grocery store around. It is a tad more expensive than stores in town, but the convenience is simply worth it.

Gosh, I wish we had places like this in Vienna! It's spacious and friendly with generous opening…read morehours; shopping is simply fun here. They have a full grocery store and a bakery plus a department store. There's a Starbuck's and some kind of a slush stand. There are bikes on sale, clothes, toys. ..pretty much everything you could think of. All this with plenty of parking space and opening hours every day from 8 am to 10 pm. That's a luxury that's practically unheard of where I live in Austria.

Its always fun to visit this market. Lots of shops and the big supermarket make for hours of fun. I…read morewill always return here during my travels to Denmark and Germany.