The Real supermarket is a place to go if you want something but don't know exactly what and you…read morewant to see your options. From clothes, electronics, international food specialties and normal foodstuffs this place has it all from what I can tell. I've bee going by a saying since I found this place awhile ago and that's if they don't got it, then the last place I'll find it is amazon. This place is huge and the produce section is very large with a big selection of fruits and vegetables that aren't normally found in stores such as flown in fresh fruits known as "flugware" and sweet potatoes. The layout of the store is very nice, half being dedicated to food and the other half to generic items including Tupperware, car items, and household products. All in all this store has a great layout and offers a one stop for almost all you need in your day. It isn't the cheapest but you'll get what you want. My favorite at this Real is the availability of refried beans and taco mix to make some authentic texmex at home.

Had a meatloaf and pasta dish here. The menu was mainly vegetarian so perhaps it was the acme of…read morefoolishness to order one of the only 2 meat dishes. The food was just ok and lacked seasoning. Service was good. Perhaps not for the carniverous. They do have tofu spaghetti for those who dig that sorta thing.

If you post outside the store you are going to accept the Wert-bon voucher, then you should accept…read moreit. Being turned down at the check out is lousy!

A busy lidl located in the train station. A great spot that was close to my hotel where u got some…read morecandy and sweet items to bring back to the us. The people flow through here pretty quickly, but it does get crowded. All cashiers are open and working, but it still gets backed up. I'm willing to wait because I enjoy lidl in the states and even more abroad. Always a good stop when I'm in Europe.

I came here because of the produce. A medium sized supermarket. It does not carry alcohol and has…read morelimited beverages. I was also hoping for a larger meat selection. Overall, I think the prices are fair for fresh ingredients.

To me, Karl Holch's butcher shop is unique for one reason above all others: it's the only butcher…read moreshop in the world that I know of that actually slices yellow sausage in natural casings. For that alone, the shop really deserves an innovation award. From the outside, everything looks pleasantly down-to-earth, but inside, you'll find an assortment that leaves even die-hard sausage lovers momentarily speechless with awe. Fresh meat and sausage products, a small hot food counter for those sudden cravings, and a selection that regularly has you heading home with more than you originally planned. The prices may be a bit higher than at discount stores. In return, however, you get meat quality that doesn't need to be explained in advertising flyers. Here, you can taste pretty quickly what you're paying for. The canned sausages are particularly dangerous. You actually buy one to stock up. Then a second one. And suddenly you have a small strategic sausage stash for unforeseen emergencies. The staff are incredibly friendly and patiently offer advice even when you're standing at the counter saying for the third time, "Actually, I only wanted to buy a little something today." On top of that, there are regular sales that effectively undermine the wallet's reputation as a natural brake. I suspect, anyway, that the butcher shop operates on a simple business model: First, they lure customers in with outstanding quality, then they make sure that when they leave the store, they suddenly have significantly more sausage than they planned to buy when they walked in. Bottom line: Outstanding quality, friendly service, a great selection, and canned sausage that would likely still be traded even after the end of civilization. A butcher shop just the way you'd want it.

Though this is a smaller facility compared to most of them in US, this store is clean,…read morewell-stocked, and easy to find things especially once you figure out where your favorite aisles are. Prices are very good compared to name brand items on economy. Especially here in Germany, there's 16% sales tax usually assessed on your purchases. You really can't compare with generic products since commissary don't carry them on a consistent basis. One of my on-going concerns for most of the commissaries I used in the past was the seeming lack of fresh produces. I'm not sure what the issue about this, but commissaries consistently miss produce items. In spite of my doubts, Ansbach Commissary offers fresh and tasty produce. I was so happy to find this out since it's a rare occurrence. I think I will enjoy using this commissary during our stay here.

This LiDL is a very small store in our neighborhood--some of US convenient stores/gas stations are…read morebigger than this one. This particular chain of supermarkets are somewhat smaller than other ones, and it is considered as a discount store. Therefore, their merchandise is generally cheaper compared to other similar supermarkets. Since this particular one is a smaller store, choice of merchandise is somewhat limited (according to its limited floor space). Also, in general, merchandise they carry are not the same as other more expensive supermarkets do, so I can't really do an apple to apple comparison in terms of price. You get what you pay for...a basic principle of the free-market society... Nonetheless, it's always a great bargain if you can find something you need/want for less. That's what makes shopping at this store worthwhile, I suppose.