Food, Drink shopping in Germany
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Confiserie Melanie
Those with a taste for the finer things in life make regular pilgrimages to this tiny, old-school victual store where Sabine Dubenkropp has gathered sweets, condiments and hooch from small suppliers around Europe. Be sure to try his own handmade truffles flavoured with absinthe, porcini mushrooms, garlic and other unexpected ingredients.
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1. Absinth Depot Berlin
Van Gogh, Toulouse-Lautrec and Oscar Wilde were among the fin-de-siècle artists who drew inspiration from the ‘green fairy,’ as absinthe is also known. This quaint little shop has over 100 varieties of the potent stuff and an expert owner who’ll happily help you pick out the perfect bottle for your own mind-altering rendezvous.
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Pazianas Olivenöl
Themistokles Pazianas' family has been growing Greek olives for four generations, so the man knows a thing or two about the noble fruit. Mellow and fruity to pungent - only top-quality oil makes it onto his shelves, along with other olive-based treats such as pastes, jams and tea.
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Kiosk Reichenbachbrücke
Need a bottle of wine, dog food or toilet paper at 05:00 in the morning? You'll find all of this and then some at Kiosk Reichenbachbrücke, a kiosk with cult status among clued-in Münchners.
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Kaiser Früchte
Self-caterers can buy fresh fruits and veggies at this place at the northern end of the pedestrianised zone, facing Lange Strasse 44 (the post office).
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Lebkuchen Schmidt
Some of Nuremberg's best traditional gingerbread cookies are made by Lebkuchen Schmidt, whose shop windows are piled high with decorative metal tins.
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Handelshof Supermarket
Self-caterers could try Handelshof supermarket, two blocks northeast of the Hauptbahnhof.
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Käfer
For gourmet food needs.
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Alnatura
Organic supermarket.
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Rücker Käse und Wein
For wine and cheese.
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City-Supermarkt
Supermarket.
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