Hansa Import House

Tons of your favorite European goods for sale at reasonable prices here. Lots of sauces, mixes, tons and tons of your favorite chocolates including a rare selection of Ritter Sport bar flavors, and of course marzipan everything. Lots of imported beers and other alcohol too. Friendly staff. Cluttered but very clean! A few spots for parking on the side of the building.

Ohhh, Hansa Import Haus. Ich bete dich an. Du bist schön.I lived in Dresden, Germany once upon a time, and shopping here made me so happy. It felt so good to be in a German grocery store and brought me a sense of joy I can't explain. You could get lost in here wandering for a long time and the atmosphere is so welcoming. First off, I feel r-i-d-i-c-u-l-o-u-s for not knowing this was here. Latched on to the Hansa Brewery, the Hansa Import Haus is a sprawling specialty grocery store of German and Austrian goods. Legit, I only knew it was here because I walked by and saw their new window display (which I am so glad they did!).You can get anything here. Meats, cheeses, noodles, sauces, chocolate, cookies... heck, you can even get boxed mixes. I had such unbelievable fun walking the aisles. Literally. Anything you can think of within reason. Amazing beer and wine selection. They even have little German coloring books, and this week, they had a wall of Easter candies that legit reminded me of what I would shop for in a Dresden store. The staff was super helpful and encouraged me to come back soon-- I definitely will. The staff will help you find things, especially when you realize how bad your German has become and don't know whether to cry tears of joy or sadness. Who knew a grocery store could be so cathartic?! You don't need therapy when you have German chocolates.

If you are looking for the BEST selection of imported chocolate, or trying to recreate authentic German recipes, or try out some new beer, wine or Haribo gummy bears, then you need to check this place out!My husband and I love Hansa because Boris and Suzy (the owners) are so helpful and involved. Suzy is always importing new and exciting things for the store, and is happy to give recommendations on anything from beer to chocolate. If you're looking for Glüwein, they also have it here -- the perfect German spiced wine, best served hot!The store also sells imported lotions, teas, jam, magazines, and has a small selection of cheeses, deli meat, bread and even herring. It's one of those stores where you can walk in and discover something new each and every time

My favorite neighborhood wine shop -- and their cured meats are delicious! Fun to browse all the sweets and jams too

Love this place, they have so many things from Europe to choose from, the chocolates and the wines are especially good to choose from. The ladies there are always so nice and social.

This place has an amazing selection of candy/ food imported from Europe. One of the best things that it offers is "milk" brand chocolates. They have a wide variety of types that you can not get anywhere else. Also in late October/ early November the store has beer advent calendar for sale. The calendars are amazing, but they sell out very quickly. Overall, this place is amazing. I would highly recommend stopping by.

My partner is from Germany , he is a frequent shopper here. Great selection of German brands. Wonderful customer service. Warm and inviting staff.

Love Hansa Import House - all the essentials (and more) for German expats. I stop by here monthly!

We love shopping at Hansa House and then having a beer next door. We drive from Columbus to shop for German food! The owner is wonderful and remembers my in-laws from years ago!

I've been coming here for over 50 years. My parents used to Shoppe here when they want specialty foods and I still love the smell and feeling when I walk in. The staff are owners/operators that gives it that homey feeling. Good spirits still exist even during the troubled times and I love the personal interaction. These are great folks and we should support this small buisness that has been a staple in the community as long as I can remember.