Everything you need as a new resident. From furniture to bikes, rugs, home goods and groceries!…read moreDon't miss the Chinese buffet hidden on roof top !

Small grocery in Germany but the ONLY grocery where I could find ice cubes. They are almost…read moreimpossible to obtain in Germany. A little pricey, $4 euro for a small bag but when you want that cocktail, it's worth it! Lots of food choices. A medium sized grocery.

there are plenty of groceries and cheap. It is located on basement way on subway platformread more

There is a saying in German, "Ordnung ist das halbe Leben", or Order is Half of Life. At the Edeka…read moreSimmel Das Einstein, it creeps up to about 80% This place is so orderly that they make you use gloves to handle the (perfect) produce. The selection of yoghurts and cheese is awesome, and the butchery is pricey but meticulous. The bakery is a specialty shop in itself--high turnover and high craftsmanship mean you'll always pick up something fresh from the oven, and tasty. The checkouts, though, are what make this place throroughly and utterly Germanic. Obviously, someone has done a time-and-motion study on the process of checking-out, and determined that dividing the process into two works more efficiently. One lady will ring you up, give you a rechnung with a barcode, which you can then hand to the money-taking lady or ATM your way into the mall outside. The speed means you need to get your skates on to pack your groceries tout suite, lest you clog the check-out artery. And that, my dear friends, would create DISORDER! Tsk tsk.

The Edeka in "DasEinstein" in the Einsteinstrasse is one of my favorite grocery stores in Munich…read more Nearly all the Edeka's I've been to in Munich have been wonderful, but the garage and brand new building make this one extra nice. Nice and big, lots of light and a great fruit and vegetable spread. The self-checkout (5 terminals) is the reason I visit this Edeka nearly every other day for groceries. If you have your act together and understand the process, you can check yourself out faster than it takes to stand in the normal checkout. Gotta love those morons that place all their items on the scale and then bag it after they pay. DRIVES ME CRAZY. Anyway - great store with a nice clean and brand new building housing it. The garage always has tons of space.

As a tourist to Germany this was a dependable chain we looked for. Good prices and a wide variety…read morethat met our stereotypical North American desire for a on-stop-shop. If you are in Germany you probably want to enjoy the local shops, bakeries, butchers, etc but this is a good fall back.

I was happy to see a grocery store next to the hotel I was staying in for a workshop. Unfortunately…read morefor the cashier who shortchanged me as it was my first time paying with euro. It's sad to see people who prey on tourists and shortchanges them . My lesson learned never again.

We just moved to Munich two days ago from another city. Rewe is the nearest by walking distance…read more The supermarket is big enough to get most of the groceries. Double thumbs up.

I don't know how many times I have been to the OEZ and walked by this place and never knew it was…read morean Edeka. Today as I was looking for some snacks to take home realized there was an Edeka at OEZ and decided to drop in. I always thought it was a flower shop and to my surprise its a huge supermarket that has good stuff at a reasonable price. They have tons of isles of all sorts of groceries, snacks, prepared and cold food, fresh fruit and vegetables and a bakery. Their stuff looks great and one of the few shops I have seen that carry nice snack items from around the place and a nice selection of biscuits. Must come back and walk the isles a bit more and see what else they have. As we do not an Edeka in our area it is nice to know that there is one close to my office in case I need some different stuff to Rewe or Lidl or Netto :-)) prices are reasonable here and the line was a bit big but moved quickly :-)