Good selection of groceries, if you like ALDI you will like Rewe. We like shopping there.read more

This was our go to grocery when we were staying in Koblenz. There's other similar stores in the…read morearea, but this one was definitely the best by far. Biggest plus about this place is the bakery out front. For a supermarket they have an unbelievable selection of breads, pretzels and cakes, all fresh and delicious, no matter what time of day you stop by. If you happen to be in this part of Koblenz, definitely stop by this Rewe.

Globus offers so much and has always been one of my favorite stores while living in Germany…read more Fresh food which is produced in house (breads, pastries, meats, deli meats, cheeses, fish, salads...) are so good. I can't give 5 stars because the store itself gets very hot during summer times. I get that this is Germany and that people prefer to sweat while they're running errands. I however thought it was uncomfortably hot in there and I feel sorry for the staff that has to work in these conditions.

Happy to find an Aldi's near the bike trail! I'm a huge US Aldi fan so I really wanted to see a…read moreGerman Aldi. It has a different floor plan, offering beautiful breads/rolls/pastries as well as German wines & beers. Bought lots of nice chocolate (for the long bike ride) but eyed the nice liquor section (with reasonable prices). Visiting here gave me a big smile!

I have been sitting on this for a long time, as I have been a fan and a regular customer for years…read more I live in LA, with a secondary home in Bendorf, which is a few miles away from Vallendar. Bendorf has a Rewe too, but . let's say it politely, I was not a fan at all. My wife and I came back to see family and friends for the holidays and did our initial grocery shopping - essentials like water, coffee, app. $100. First, their attitude has changed big time. I politely asked where I would possibly find item X - and was brushed off with "if we have it, it must be somewhere over there - vaguely pointing to three-quarters of the remaining store. We did not find it. When checking out, my wife asked the checkout guy, who appeared to be new and in training if he needs to scan the 20-lb bag of mineral water or if he knew the code. He politely said I know the code - and his supervisor snapped "we need to scan all the codes", so we shifted the 20lbs onto the belt. Once home we found out that the bought strawberries were full of mold, the basil died a day later. We will not go again.

Been to the Koblenz one (on the Hohenzollernstrasse) and the Neuwied one - and can not understand…read morethe hype they generate. While both are selling beverages in store, you gotta cue and go outside again to cash in your "Pfand" (CRV) and cue again. If you approach the staff and ask for help the answer was - again, multiple times "if we have it, it must be somewhere there " pointing to a direction that could be anywhere in the store. No other store is this customer unfriendly. The sushi I bought in Neuwied was rather meh, most of the packaged meats are rated class 1 - which is the lowest how to keep any animal. I will not go again. Even discounters like Lidl offer better customer service - and significant lower prices. A shame really.