Butlers was such a cute store/shop. I'm not sure if they are a chain, I could only guess it was…read more But it was located near a lot of other shops, 2 minute walk from Bonn Central Station. They had such cute merchandise and they all seemed pretty affordable. They had their sale items up front, which was how I found the cutest Snoopy bike bell for $5 Euros. This store is two stories tall but the workers don't really know English. Butlers was also one of the few that asked for my I.D. with my VISA purchase. They didn't offer me a bag nor attempt to ask if I wanted to be charged for one. My cell service went out while in the store though which was weird haha.

I waited for the opening of Bonn's TK Maxx (aka TJ Maxx in the US) store with bated breath…read more *FINALLY*. Styles I liked at prices I could afford! The euphoria lasted about 10 minutes, which was approximately the time it took me to reconniter the three floors, and which was less time than it will take me to write this review. Contact me directly to enroll in PowerShopping 101. I was momentarily awestruck by the appearance of D&G, Costume National, Missoni, and Roberto Cavalli... but then I realized, seriously. Would these brands be selling their best - or even third-class - wares in a TK Maxx?!?! I think not. I flipped through a couple of racks looking for the usual suspects: Calvin Klein, Studio M, DKNY, Noa Noa, Polo, etc. A found a few, but again, these really looked like bottom-of-the-barrel quality. Why three stars? 1) My husband actually *asks* to go shopping at TK Maxx. Any store that can make him want to shop gets a star in my book. 2) The shoe selection is decent, and the quality seems better than the clothing. 3) Furniture and home goods. I've found some great buys in this section that were really not available in any other store in town. So, yes, TK Maxx, I'll be back. But with diminished hopes.

This is one of the bigger stores, with a huge selection of departments. you won't struggle to find…read morethe sort of item you are looking for. the store seemed disorganised from what I could see, it was difficult to find someone who worked in the store.

perfect little location, in the main shopping area long the main street however it is deceptively…read morelarger! A great selection throughout the store from formal, work, evening to casual. With plenty of choice in accessories. Friendly staff, who speak English and are willing to help! Payment choice is limited, but that is the norm!

Alright location for Zara. A couple floors and offers elevator for needed. Reasonable prices for…read moredecent quality, you get what you pay for. Sometimes they have a few items on sale, and this time there are a couple other items on big sales which actually makes it pretty worth it. Decent styles and designs compared to some other countries. Decent cashier service and attitude but the other staffs are not so great. Not helpful at all and don't how what they are doing. A couple walks around looking very lost to where the clothes on their arms actually goes or belong. None have much or any smiles or greetings to any customers unless it's chatting and joking with their own coworkers. A female staff saw us waiting in front of a messy and stacked items' changing rooms but instead of letting us know they are currently figuring things out so it's not in use she looked and just walked away. We walked to the child's section and a male staff not so patiently told us to go downstairs.

This was the first discount market I ever walked into in Germany (there are Aldi stores in the…read moreU.S.), and I found it interesting to see that discount markets operate (and look) differently from one another. This Netto certainly has more offerings than their competitors (e.g. Aldi, Lidl, Penny), but leans towards the dingier side. Also, don't be surprised by the long lines. FYI, this location is considered a Netto City store. Still not sure what the difference is between a "regular" Netto and this one, but I just thought I'd point it out anyways.