A good selection of shops along the Groß Straß, which runs for at least a couple of kilometres.
Plenty of supermarkets in walking distance (Aldi, Lidl, Rewe, Edeka) plus the large Förde Park complex 3kms south has a good selection of shops and a large Real store for good prices for wine and beer.
The Flensburg Galerie off Groß Straß has a food hall with a good selection of reasonably priced food.
Fresh vegetables and fruit can be found on Wednesdays and Saturdays in the Südermakt, located outside the Galerie.
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Blue Heeler stayed at Flensburg from November 2018 to April 2019 (five months). Flensburg is one of the few places in Germany where you may live aboard over winter. Germany is less expensive than its Scandinavian neighbours, particularly if you enjoy eating out or having wine and beer. Flensburg is well located if you want to see other areas of Europe during your stay. Everything you need for your stay is within walking distance. There are a few other liveaboards scattered among the marina to keep an eye out and introduce yourself. https://www.im-jaich.de/hafen/heimathafen-flensburg/
I highly recommend Flensburg for a winter stay aboard your boat. For more information: https://blueheelerhr39.com/wintering-in-northern-europe-2018-19/