Real is heavily advertised now in Germany, it's supposed to be 'a new way' people do groceries…read morehere. And I have to say it's not bad. It's a big supermarket, you can find almost anything there. It's not as expensive as Edeka or Rewe, but not as cheap as Lidl or Aldi. Remarkable things about it are: 1) a book section, 2) a very big toy section, 3) big '1 euro' section, 4) massive frozen food section, all sorts of pizzas, i mean ALL 5) lots of fruits and vegies, including exotic dragonfruit, cactus fruits and so on. 6) an amazing choice of chocolade and confectionary, not sure because it's Christmas time now or just because. For 'points freaks', like me, Real is the place to shop: it's part of the biggest loyalty card program in Germany, Payback card. So happy shopping and don't forget to scan your card!

A very big supermarket but nothing out of the ordinary. Decent take away food.read more

Schanzenbackerei just outside Feldstrasse U-Bahn station is great for picking up a quick breakfast…read moreon the way to work! I generally pop in whenever I've just missed a train, they have some delicious pastries :)

Organic food is not part of my life therefore I happily ignored a newly opened Alnatura in my…read moreneighbourhood. But curiosity took over (it's hard to be a woman!) and I went there to see what I was missing. Well, the good news I saved a lot of money bying food in other supermarkets this place is expensive! Bad news I wasted a lot of my time trying to find speciality food while it was just here, next to me. They have a wide selection of vinegars, oils, fresh herbs, organic wine, etc. I also was impressed with variety of cheeses they have. Four solid stars from me!

I stopped off for brunch the other day and was really blown away by their breakfast. They have a…read morevariety of combo items you can get, but my wife and I went for the full breakfast for 2 people: 3 bread rolls, 2 croissants, 2 hard boiled eggs, and a huge plate of various meats, cheeses, and fruits. For 16 euro, it's a great deal. I know this is a pretty standard selection for Germany, but everything was fresh and homemade. The best thing was the homemade strawberry/vanilla marmelade, it was very unique and tasty; the owner mentioned she makes several different marmelades we will have to try next time. It's a small place with maybe 2 tables inside and seating for 4-6 people, but plenty of seating outside. It's a normal bakery/cakery also, so you can get everything you would expect in that category also, but definitely come early, since things run out.

Snoopkram offers very tasty home-made cakes. The shop itself is small but there is space to sit…read moreoutside. The staff is very nice and the prices seemed fair. Enjoy