An average-sized Rewe with all the typical things you'd expect inside. A small bakery at the front…read moredoor and meat counter inside. Parking is shared with neighboring stores but if you can park in the garage you should rarely have to wait.

Visited this particular location on my visit to Germany as it was close to the hotel (within)…read morewalking distance. After a long day of traveling and going to be in Europe for 2 weeks this allowed us to get waters, wine, chocolates - the necessaries for traveling it was a good stop to get what we needed and allowed us to figure out self checkout in Germany and scanning receipts to leave. No matter what time of day we visited, it was always packed. Cute advent calendar I picked up and was in theme as we were on a Christmas market tour.

Great quality products and it's easy to find everything! They have a nice variety of senf, meats…read moreand brotchen. The location is quite convenient as well.

While venturing out into Frankfurt, we stopped by Rewe To Go for a quick bite. In Germany, Rewe is…read morea supermarket chain. This, being "To Go", was a small version, similar to a 7 Eleven. They had the typical packaged meals, along with fresh bread and produce. My husband had the packaged couscous, and I chose the veggie wrap. While paying for the food, I noticed they also offered hot tomato soup, so I also got this. The hubby loved the couscous and gobbled in dow quickly (he can eat like a dog and it is hard to keep up with him!) My veggie wrap had tomatoes, lettuce, roasted red pepper and cream cheese. Nice and filling. The tomato soup was the star of the meal. Being that it was chilly in Frankfurt and I can live off of soup, this was wonderful. Nice and creamy and just the right amount of spices. Yum!

Excellent supermarket in the middle of the Bahnhofsviertel. They have a fresh produce, sandwiches,…read moreall kinds of dairy and chocolates etc.

I actually like Rewe. The prices and selections are OK for a German grocery. There's a Penny Markt…read morearound the corner, and sometime Rewe has lower prices on some items. The only annoying thing is the after work and pre-holiday rush since there's not so many checkouts, but that is unavoidable. Oh and I like their Hummus.

Great Grocery Store, you get all the things you need. The staff is a big plus, they take time for…read moreolder people, no rush at the check out. Small town feeling in a big city. Fast. They open another check out, as soon as the query gets long.

After months of wanting to visit Aldi while in Germany, I finally did. It was fantastic walking…read moreinto a place that I once thought was "Made in the USA" and knowing that this is where one of my fav stores comes from, Germany. It was sureal. There are coin operated grocery carts in a carosel outside just like here. Funny, didn't see coin carts at any other stores while shopping in any of the majory cities or small towns. I wonder if this is truely an Aldi concept. The inside looks like the the inside of any Aldi in Chicago. Boxes of groceries are stacked no different than they are here. There is a "special of the week" section and tons of alcohol! Fresh fruits and veggies, frozen and dry goods, everything seems the same as your typical Aldi. One major difference, and it's the reason for the lower rating... You can buy fresh bread from this huge bread box that has buttons for you to select your bread. That was cool but I noticed some breads that were sitting on one of the crates looked moldy. That freaked me out. Germany, like most European countries, have fresh baked bread bakeries EVERYWHERE! Hence, no need to sell "fresh bread" other than sliced for toast of buns in an Aldi. Oh well, it's a model that works for this mega-chain. They must be doing something right, I mean it was weekday morning and the place was jam packed. Oh, and if you need a pack of smokes, they have a dispenser for that too.

Rewe is a great supermarket chain in Germany and they carry a huge array of products at very fair…read moreprices. This location is in the underground level of the Zeil shopping center, so right at the heart of Frankfurt's busy shopping area. Tt's very convenient if you are staying close by and even though it's a smaller format when compared to other locations, you will most definitely find what you are looking for. It gets very busy with long lines especially in the evenings.

My go to grocery store when I'm in Frankfurt. Just a quick walk from my hotel. It's inside the…read moremall. They have so much selections and prices are good. I always buy yogurt, raisin breads and chocolates.

So I was staying at a hotel quite a few blocks away but saw this store while on the bus. I love…read morevisiting grocery stores in foreign countries and had shopped at the Tegut in the FRA airport previously. I made the approx 8 block walk to the grocery store & was pleased with what I saw but didn't want to have to carry my groceries all the way back when I knew there was a Rewe and Aldi both much closer to my hotel. If this was closer I would shop there again but I wouldn't go out of my way again to go back there.