What do you need? They have it here. Do you need a topographic map of Antelao? Perhaps some good…read morechocolate or beer? Maybe just an espresso. It is all here. A fun place to shop.

The Everything Store of Cortina…read more Beer, wine, salmon, bow saws, and books. Anything one might need during a ski weekend can be found here. Great selection and prices on groceries.

I love grocery stores. This was a short walk from my hotel and another person on my tour who had…read morelived in Germany said it would be good. It was. I was able to get a phone charger since I forgot part of mine. I also got snacks and some gift cookies, etc. I had to go back twice to get apples since I couldn't figure out the scale system and got that disapproving look. But after asking my tour guide how, I went back and successfully bought them. Very nice store and the prices seemed good to me. They had some pre-made food and sushi as well although I did not try any of that.

This is a nice grocery store, and I was told that it's the "good" grocery store in the area. It's…read morekinda weird because it's attached to a mall, so you can literally get a shopping basket and walk with your groceries through the mall. Also, you need a euro to get a basket, so make sure you have change. But you get it back when you return your cart. We were able to pick up some groceries and other household necessities. They have a big selection of food, including frozen food. There's also a section for toys and kids clothes.

This is like a US Super Walmart or Target. It has everything you need to run your home and more. If…read moreyou'd like fresh fruits and veggies, they got'em. If you like books and school supplies, they got'em. If you want electronics or kitchen gadgets, they got'em. How about garden tools or lawn furniture, got'em. Wine by the bottle, jug, or tap... got it! Meals to go, fish for frying, cheeses galore... got it! This is one of my favorite stores. My only issue is that if I go in for one or two things I come out with twenty. It can be a one stop shopping experiencing or you could blow your budget. A couple tips... If you decide to do the self checkout make sure to keep your receipt handy. You will need the bar code on the receipt to get out of the electric swinging bar. Also, if you bring your own bags you won't have to pay extra to use theirs.

First time visitor to Vicenza, our hosts introduced us to this store prior to a stay of 2 months…read more Very impressed, has almost everything you could want (no versions of Chai powder or concentrate). Will be our go-to shopping spot.