This Edeka Grocery Shop in St. Georg is very neat and tidy. As it just opened a few months ago…read moreeverything is brand new and modern. There are digital price signs for example. When I visited the shop there was a pianist playing nice songs on the piano which made a very unique shopping experience. The cashiers gave me the wring change and were really slow. The entrance is even to the ground.

Selection is the single word I would use to sum up this Edeka. It is a bit pricy, but the quality…read moreof the fresh fruits and veggies, meats and cheeses makes this spot one of our most visited groceries. The employees are also openly passionate about food and especially drinks. I will never forget two of them sharing their home brewed hot wine around Christmas and handing out the recipe. If you have interests in learning about wine or Liquors just ask! The employees are well informed and you may learn something new.

6/21/2024 - My first time here. The business is located on a corner with inside and outside…read moreseating. The employees speak German and English. I ordered an Apple slice of cake and a cold iced coffee. Both items were wonderful. They serve the drink in a glass up. See photos.

The matcha latte is disgusting. Very sweet and the quality is very poor. The service also not…read morehelpful as I could not get an alternative.

Two stars for friendly service. One star for decent food…read more This seems to be a popular franchise to meet up with friends. I had to go there for a Zoom meeting and although the place was pretty full, the meeting managed to go well with not too much background noise. I had a coconut soup prior to the meeting and the serving was big. Because it was raining outside, the soup was especially comforting. The creaminess of the coconut milk and the crunch of the veggies was perfect. However, I did not like the coffee here. Probably they are better known for their sugary coffee concoctions. The cafe was clean. There is takeaway items available if one does not have time to dine in.

If you ever wanted to know why some people say Schnöseldorf instead of Pöseldorf, go to this store…read moreand compare it to a normal EDEKA someplace else. They have a lot more pricey items than the usual markets and the people are unique. Because Pöseldorf is a quite pricey area to live in, there are many snotty people who are full of themselves. So anyway, the supermarket is very nice, yet the people may scare you.