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11 years ago
Typical grocery store. They have a large selection of chocolate and candy bars.
Drosselweg 9
52511 Geilenkirchen
Germany
0221 20199959
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I love coming to this grocery store for fresh fruit and veggies. The staff are always pleasant and…read morepatient since I don't speak Dutch. Most speak English so that helps. Fresh bread is awesome as well. I love sampling cheese at the deli too. Helps me decide what cheese I like.
Love this Kaufland. And check out the restaurants for lunch!read more
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This is a very nice grocery store, supermarket, minutes from the Dutch border of Sittard. I love…read morevisiting this store for the great prices and unique selection. Friendly service too! The parking lot is very large, with other stores to visit while you're here. It's like a mini-shopping center in the middle of farming fields. Coming from Amsterdam, this is a unique setting to experience when I am working in Sittard. Worth a visit!
Relatively big supermarket by German standards, with a nice wine section. It's no longer Comet, but…read moreREWE, by the way...
i think comet is a really useful shop because it sells lots of technical things!read more
At checkout I was attempting to join my family who had paid for goods and moved off. However I was…read moresubjected to a bag check by a rather abrupt cashier. I found the situation very embarassing and was annoyed by the womens attitude.This is now the second time this has happened to my family in the last three days. For tourists, this is very unwelcoming, and I have to question why this is happening so frequently.
Discount grocery store offering produce, household goods, alcohol, and closeout deals on various…read morehome and garden supplies. All brands offered are generic in order to keep costs down. Quality of items varies per department. In terms of quality: meats are a hit or miss, produce is reasonable, cleaning supplies are very good, alcohol is surprising competitive in quality with grocery-store wines. Also an excellent place to get confectionary items and candy for a fraction of full cost. Only one cashier on duty at a time. But hey, this is a discount store, cutting overhead is what keeps prices low.
For the avalanche of clients I see everyday here, it is one appreciated store! Program starts…read moreearly, so anyone can buy some before getting to work. And it ends at 20 o'clock, 'while most other stores close by 18 o'clock. They could get to be top notch clean during the day, but at least they're spotless at 8 a.m. (during the summer).
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Very crowded Aldi-Market in Tüddern. The ambience is busy…read moreand crowded, the staff is friendly but has no time for the customers (cause they have to restock goods or dit at the cashier). The quality and the prices are good.
This is a very nice Aldi. It is next door to a Rewe and across the street from a Lidl. Also another…read moreGerman store is waking distance. Compared to the Netherlands, this is a huge store with lots of open space. Half of it is filled with wine for sale. Only one checkout lane was open and it had a long belt so it doesn't feel like you're 4th in line when you are. Friendly place and they take American credit cards. That's a rare one!
I fully admit that one of the drivers behind my love of the Rewe Grocery stores is that they accept…read moreCREDIT CARDS! That's right - they'll even accept American Express! Now you know where you can buy groceries without having to lug around a bunch of Euro bills and coins (assuming you don't have a German debit card of some sort). This Rewe location is smaller than others, but it is stocked with pretty much all the basic items needed for meals and household goods. It's open until 10pm every day except Sunday, and very close to several of the Karin's Guesthouses for those of you in temporary housing. Also, there is a parking lot out front, and it's free. English speaking employees are a hit or miss here, but most of the items and checkout processes are pretty self explanatory. Just grab your Google Translator app for the less straight forward products, and you'll be set.
This was the first Rewe I ever went to, so for me it is the standard by which all Rewe's are…read morejudged. I've had good luck here as an English speaking person, even as long as 20 years ago (assuming it was still the same store) when there were many fewer English-speaking people around. One of the things I love about this location is the huge variety of jam. I can always find something I've never tried before, even if it's a new brand.
Good fresh made sandwiches, big bakery selection, nice homemade chocolates…read more This is a small place with just a few inside tables. On the town square of a little village, it's mostly patronized by locals. One of the two guys behind the counter knew enough English to get us through the ordering process. We had great ham sandwiches on fresh bread for our lunch, just what we wanted for a light meal. If you're in this area, it's a quarter mile off the main N78 route through Maasmechelen,
One of the very few concept store that I actually like. The reasons are:…read more-They have a frigging cute cafe!!! Plus, they serve healthy, organic(bio) stuff! And they support the local bakery/grocer and fair trade!! -The clothing store is not overwhelming at all like most concept stores. They clothing are actually stylish and WEARABLE!!! :-) -most if their products are fashionable and part of the profit goes to good causes(Toms shoes, ace&tate, UNIFORMS for the DEDICATED) I wish all concept stores have a clear vision like this place. Definitely a must visit if you like shopping and chic cafe. Thumbs up plus two big toes up as well!
If you want an extensive selection of fruits and vegetables at a reasonable price, skip the Albert…read moreHeijn and check out Yasar market right behind it. They seem to have everything that you could possibly ask for: fresh, local fruit and vegetables, some dry goods such as lentils, chickpeas, rice, couscous etc., marinated olives, dips, turkish bread and last but not least: Baklava. Can't wait to try it out! These all come in decent quality as far as I can tell, while prices are super low. For a net of onions, three apples and two red beets for example I paid 1.90€. Great for students and another plus is that they don't wrap everything in plastic. So bring your own bags and you can skip their plastic bags, too.
I really love the dutch supermakets.... ok, let's liberate this .. I love the more international…read moreproduct choice. You will find products from england, authentic asian products and so on. Unfortunately the fresh food choice is not a big as in switzerland or germany but well they have farmers as well ;) Back to Albert Heijn; this particular shop is in a strategic great location directly at the maiun road in Vaals next to the german border. As I already said the diversity of the product choice is mind blowing and prices are reasonable. The employees are friendly and forthcoming and will even run into the back to find a product not in the shop anymore or will change a big note to small change, even if the robs her of all her small change .. nice move. I will be back.
It's a TK Maxx. As far as selection there might not be as much as in bigger cities like Cologne,…read morebut it's ok and you can find deals if you spend time digging through it all.