I would describe this place as a Walmart neighborhood market. It has a "food court" at the front of…read morethe store that has a nice variety of food options. Everyone I encountered there was nice and spoke English.

Omg this store was so cool! Must stop by if your a tourist, has tons of goodies to take back as…read moregifts or goodies to try for yourself

Penny is my go to for croissants and my last minute grocery needs. This little grocery/convenient…read morestores offers everything you need. The hours are great and the food is delicious. Croissants here are so yummy! They're made fresh everyday and run out so quickly! If you live in Otterbach, you need to check this place out. Everything is priced fairly cheap and everyone is friendly (: If you don't know German, download Google Translate and/or take a German class! You won't find much in English :b

I love shopping at Wasgau everything they have is so fresh and tasty they have a wonderful bakery…read moreand café area very organized and clean store the people that work there are also very helpful and friendly I will definitely be going back for more shopping.

Fresh fruits and veggies, lots of choices and very clean. This is my fav market in Germany. Lots…read moreof gluten free choices too!

Small little thing, but very clean, super nice/friendly staff. Okay selection from America, mixed…read morewith some off brand selections I've never seen before. All around decent little place to grab food and smaller house hold goods like brooms or plastic wear. I'd recommend it if you live on or close to vogelwey.

This is the worst ever in over 30 years buying collard greens from the commissary, very small…read moreleaves, stems. yellow leaves. I have no idea where you purchase them, but you need another source. The quality this year was very poor of your standard that I know you have in the pass.

I was dog sitting in Winnweiler and without a car. The Netto market was the closest grocery to the…read moreplace I was staying. I walked here and it was a pleasant downhill walk to the store. If you come here, make sure you have a euro on you to release a shopping cart from the corral. Luckily, I got one for free. So this market is not as big as the other one I went to whose name I can't remember but it had the basic things that I needed and I was very happy to shop here. It was not crowded. It was clean. The parking lot was clean and the checkout was fast. For what I got I thought the prices were reasonable. Walking back to the house. I'm staying at was a little bit challenging for someone who's a little older and heavier like myself but I made it and I treated myself to a glass of wine when I got back to the house.

Nice grocery store in Landstuhl with a good selection. Also in a good location next to Toom if you…read moreneed to get home improvement items when you're there.

Kaufland was the best. I guess for everyone in the states it's like a walmart married a target but…read more10 times better with beer and german food. This place has just about everything and prices were not bad. Even found Duff Beer yup had to live out my Homer moment. There is lots to buy and see so dont go if you are in a hurry. Plus, Outside had two stands/trucks with food and the Kabap is bomb!

We went for snacks and some much needed essentials quick easy in and out. Kinda pricey but ig…read morethat's the price of in and out

I guess we're reviewing commissaries now?…read more Good: - Europe's largest commissary (Google it) - Decent selection - they usually have that one random thing that you want. - Operating hours are awesome and beat most German grocery stores Not Great: - It's pretty much always crowded - Their lunch section, especially the sandwich line is probably the weakest I've ever seen. - When they're out of something, they're OUT of it. Bad: - Okay, nothing's really bad. All in all, it's really awesome to have this and Vogelweh's commissary.

An awesome chocolate shoppe, near the Kaiserslautern main strip. If you want to be aroused by sweet…read moresultry delights, you can get your fix at Hüssel. I recommend the small rum-filled chocolates. It was like being visited by my rum-swilling Uncle Andrew...