...this will be general review about ALDI... ...if youre a…read moretraveller from the United States...United Kingdom, France, Spain or Australia you know ALDI - a German global discount supermarket chain which is separated in two groups...ALDI MARKT in the north and ALDI SÜD in the south of Germany... ...they've become known for their low prices and quality produce...ALDI mainly sells exclusively produced, custom-branded products (often identical to and/or produced by major brands) ...ALDI SÜD has about 1700 stores in Germany...in general they're all the same style...Thank God... ...the thing what I love the most about ALDI SÜD is the vending machine for pretzels...rolls and bread...YUM... ...ALDI is a good way to get quality products for a low price...

I love EDEKA. It's an upscale grocery store chain (they're everywhere!) with more of the foods I'm…read moreused to seeing in the U.S., but an abundance of excellent quality local and gourmet specialties (i.e., meats, cheeses, yogurts, etc.) as well. This is the daddy of all EDEKAs...large and well-stocked with a beautiful presentation. The fresh produce is beautiful here...and, there's plenty of organic. There's a butcher and deli counter with a huge variety of meats, fish, cheeses, etc. Need to clean your toilet? Socks? Beer (of course...you're in Germany for crying out loud)? They'll have it. And, candy...a hell of a lot of candy. Wow, Germans like candy...which makes me like Germans just that much more. There's even a small Chibo section. If we're looking for something unique, we come to EDEKA. We do not (usually), however, get the staples (milk, non-gourmet cheese and deli meats, etc.) here because it's pricier than the local discount grocery stores. For example...we bought pine nuts here for $3.69 and found them the next day at the local discount grocery store for $1.69. That warrants some shopping planning. I still love EDEKA. Especially this one...

This is my favorite German clothing store. Men, women and kids. A bit classic (with layering…read morebasics), a bit trendy. Lots of accessories. Reasonable prices...with great sales. The closest U.S. store I can compare it to is Abercrombie...but, without the name plastered everywhere, which means you can shop here if you're over 40! If you're a U.S. citizen and you're bringing the clothes back home, have the clerk fill you out a tax refund form, wear them to the airport, and get 50% of your taxes back.

Netto Marken-Discount Mitterstraße 2 a - A practical shop for everyday shopping at reasonable…read moreprices. The assortment was sufficient and I quickly found everything I needed. The store was clean and well organized, which I especially appreciate during quick shopping. Prices were good, only the queues in the morning were longer (more than 5 minutes).

Need a sundry household item? Music or moview? Perfume or make-up (from low to high end)? School…read moresupplies? Toys? If so, you'll find it here. Two stories filled with all of the above...and, then some. It's kinda like a mini-department store without the clothes.. You can find it on the main pedestrian only street in Ingolstadt's alstadt. Love this place...

Rewe Schäfflerstraße 1 - A modern supermarket with a very good selection. Everything was clearly…read morearranged and clean. Shopping here was fast and convenient. I also appreciate the quality of fresh foods and the ample parking space. They also had ready-made meals, so I tried one for dinner and liked it. Prices were reasonable and parking was free.