If you post outside the store you are going to accept the Wert-bon voucher, then you should accept…read moreit. Being turned down at the check out is lousy!

A busy lidl located in the train station. A great spot that was close to my hotel where u got some…read morecandy and sweet items to bring back to the us. The people flow through here pretty quickly, but it does get crowded. All cashiers are open and working, but it still gets backed up. I'm willing to wait because I enjoy lidl in the states and even more abroad. Always a good stop when I'm in Europe.

If you're a sports fan and like the clothes that go with it, this is the place you want to check…read moreout! Located in Herzogenaurach, just off the highway, where all the best sports brands originate from, this place offers everything a runner, football player or simply a sporty person could dream of - at prices that will make you squeal. You can find anything from trainers to sweatpants, football jerseys, golf clothes and many more here. The only drawback is that because of the variety of different sports this place covers, there is not too much to chose from within those categories. So while you might find the best running shoes you ever had for less than 40€ here, they might not be exact the same colour or design you were looking for. But the prices are low and the quality is great, so what more could you really wish for? Bottom line: * Very large, modern store * Offers puma clothes for various sports (running, hiking, football, golf, etc.) * The prices are ridiculously low while the quality is great

Last year we took a European Road Trip from the UK, through Belgium, Holland and down to Germany…read morewhere we stayed in Nuremburg. After doing a bit of research we saw that Puma & Adidas has a Factory Store in Herzogenaurach which is only 20 minutes from Nuremburg so we decided to stop by on the way in the hope of picking up some bargains. The Puma store was quite Impressive, 3 floors of Sportwear. It had a good selection of really cool Puma clothing that were not available in the UK along with a really nice range of the Retro sportswear. Whilst some items were still expensive and full price they also had some good sales on which meant I picked up lots of bargains - Like Designer Phillipe Stark Trainers for just £10. All in all it was a good day out as there were other Factory or Clearance stores on the same site. However I wouldnt go out of my way to visit again unless I was in the area as I think you can do just as well in some of the Designer Outlet stores in the UK.

What a quaint little coffee shop in the heart of Fuerth…read more Coffees of all types are available here. I opted for a large latte and it was nicely done, large, hot, pretty to look at and most of all delicious Lots of munchies to choose from also. Sweet as well as savory pastries. Sandwiches, cakes and a special breakfast menu are all available here. My favorite was a nice and fresh fruit salad. That hit the spot. Along with a pistacchio danish and a rhubard strawberry danish roll. It is a bit pricy, but I think it's worth it.

Good day to come shopping at the wonderfully renovated Galeria in Erlangen. Hurry into the store,…read morelots of good sale offers (angebots). Anything you need to continue in a good summer vibe is on sale. We also stopped in @Dinea restaurant where they were serving a variety of cold & hot foods as well as plenty of beverages. Not too, many folks here taking advantage of the sales. For once they have the current season's merchandise on sale and not the shop worm old stuff from previous seasons. Leave the old stuff for the cheap resellers. With the fluctuation of the euro these days the sales offers seem a bit more attractive. Although, not so much if you come from America where great sales started a more than s month ago on everything including top designers from A to Z. Whilst, perfumes are usually not on sale one can find exclusive summer offers. TAKE NOTE Galeria, Karstadt, Peek & Cloppenburg from America's prestigious department stores like Barney's New York, Bergdorff Goodman, Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdales, Nordstrom's Sak's Fith Avenue to name a few. Now all these store ship abroad for a small flat rate (no duties).

Your watch stopped working? You need a new pair of shoes? Perhaps a costume for Halloween? Or a…read morewedding ring? Some chocolate? You name it - they have it! I mean, honestly - you can even buy plane tickets here! And cutlery! And I didn't even mention the toys department yet! This place is brilliant! The staff - not so much! Lots of grumpy old ladies whose only pastime seems to be hating you for daring to approach them at their cash desk. Sadly though, this giant department store seems to be a little out of it's time. The only people who seem to frequent it nowadays, apart from the moody staff, are the older generation who remember its glorious days. Germany used to be full of these department stores that had everything you could wish for. Sadly though, due to online shopping and super-sized malls, these places, like Galeria Kaufhof, are a dying breed. Although I can clearly remember doing our entire Christmas shopping here, with the whole family, I haven't been here in 2-3 years. Walking through this place yesterday sparked old memories of a time where you had to go to places like these, instead of being able to buy everything by using a smartphone. After all, amazon has all these useful reviews (and we do like our reviews, don't we?) and you don't have to deal with the grumpy old cashier woman. Bottom line: * city center (right across the street from Arcaden) * feels like a museum * has everything you could possibly need - and then some more * check out the awesome sweets department * beware of the grumpy old ladies

I came here because of the produce. A medium sized supermarket. It does not carry alcohol and has…read morelimited beverages. I was also hoping for a larger meat selection. Overall, I think the prices are fair for fresh ingredients.

The one and only cute Asian inspired dessert shop in central Munich. They often have a line or it's…read morefull. I went near opening so there was little to no line. I was able to get a table for myself with a dessert and two drinks. The drinks are good and as expected, they had hot chocolate where you can add the drink to the chocolate separately. I got the Matcha hot chocolate and the white chocolate and a separate cup with the hot Matcha to be added separately by yourself. I love that because it allows customers to adjust the amount of chocolate they want or the Matcha. I'm surprised that this type of shop is still very new idea in Munich. They have many of these in New York City, such as Prince teahouse and grace Street. But I'm super glad that they're adding these type of aesthetically pleasing shops in Munich.

Beautiful quaint Asian style coffee with colorful & picturesque drinks! From glitter coffees and…read morecakes to marshmallow piled high hot chocolates! You won't regret stopping in here and checking it out. They have indoor and outdoor seating with blankets and heaters.

Friendly, clean, lower prices than other shops in the area, and well air-conditioned…read more I was immediately greeted at the door and when I asked where to find something, the employee walked me over and showed me different options. The prices were lower here than in other shops in the square despite the shop being cleaner and nicer than most.

A pretty good souvenir shop. They have a very good selection of items, particularly of cuckoo…read moreclocks and Christmas decorations. Slightly on the expensive side. Helpful staff.

We are U.S. Tourists. Stopped in this tiny cafe for a coffee. Had a slice of a wonderful slightly…read morestart plum cake and a homemade apple strudel with fresh cream. Proprietor spoke English as did several of the regular customers. Noticed most people were drinking wine by the glass. The coffee was fresh and first-rate. He ground the beans for me. If I ever get back to Fifth I will try a glass of wine. Very friendly place.