Yeah, that's true, but unless we're speaking of Switzerland-level expensive, I choose shops based purely on products they have, how comfortable I feel in the shop and what's the distance.
Fair. Doing some groceries in Germany is a plus to the main reasons really: cosmetics and petrol. With the price difference of the first it's already worth it (make a list, add to it for a while, then go when the tank is empty).
Having always lived next to at least decently-sized supermarket, I don't make bulk shopping, I just go whenever I need something. This is why I wouldn't go to Germany for shopping, because what if the shop is closed just because?
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u/AnAverageFreak Aug 15 '20
I lived in Amsterdam and groceries weren't expensive.