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3 years ago
Rewe is a German grocery store chain that sells everything from meat, bread, household, cleaning items and more. Prices are inexpensive compared to the US. A good bottle of red wine is available for about $4. read more
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Rewe S.
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Hello Sabine, thank you for the positive feedback! Kind regards, Sven…
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Naunheimer Str. 40
35576 Wetzlar
Germany
06441 3833504
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https://www.rewe.de
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What time does REWE open?
REWE opens at 7:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does REWE close?
REWE closes at 10:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.REWE is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 7:00 AM - 10:00 PMSun Closed
Does REWE have parking?
Yes, REWE has parking options.
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A friend who lives and works in Marburg recommended this place to me, so I sought it out. It…read moredoesn't have much street frontage: just the entrance door and exit door. If they didn't put out a rack of produce when they were open, you could easily walk by and miss it. Inside, it's small, and kind of oddly laid out, but they're probably doing the best they can with the space they have. I gather than Nahkauf is related to Rewe, because it carries the same "house brand" products, alongside brand-name products. There's a little deli counter around the corner at the back, and there are enough choices of things like breads, cold cuts, cheeses, fruit, and so on that you could grab yourself a quick meal in a hurry. The selection is not, of course, anything like you'd see in a full-blown Rewe, Lidl, or Aldi, but we dropped in a couple of times for a quick bite. The clerks are friendly, and if you don't immediately catch on when they tell you your total in German, they'll swing their little screen around so you can read it. They're also pretty patient while you fumble through unfamiliar bills and coins.