It's not like I don't like it, it's just that it is lacking a broader variety of stores…read more There are countless fashion and accessorie stores and a lovely food court but I will never find everything I need in everyday life here. Right now it is remodeling and I really hope that there are going to be different stores moving in.

Located perfectly next to the Sbahn Marzahn. Inside you can find Sparkasse and right out the door…read moreis Commerzbank! There is something for everyone there, the variety of shops is big, for example the food court has a variety of vegitarian foods, and in the first floor next to Nordsee there is a healthy foods and fruit shakes stand! It might be misleading but there is a map you can find when you get in, it helps you find your favourite shops easily :) Enjoy your shopping!!

A big giant modern mall. There are all sorts of stores and a food court on the top floor. Great for…read morewarming up on a cold day, people watching, or shopping. Unlike American malls that are withering symbols of the 1980s, the small is thriving, vibrant and alive. Overall cleanliness: excellent. Free Wi-Fi in the mall

The Mall of Berlin is a wonderful place to shop, walk around and stop for a quick bite to eat…read more We came here to clear our heads and to walk around after a brief rest-bit in our nearby hotel to get orientation. It has a multi story setup, along with some stores in the basement. There are several food options, along with Mickey D's

There's really not much to this place, and though I have passed by it several times, I only even…read morepaid attention when I was looking for a Postbank in the area. Essentially, the plaza looks like the lobby of a hotel, with very dated tiles and lighting. On the ground floor, there are a few restaurants (one Thai, one Bavarian, one Italian), a Mäc-Geiz, a Postbank, a hair salon that reaks of perm solution, and a Fielmann. Maybe a few other places but nothing memorable. Otherwise, it's all offices for rent. Not terribly exciting. I don't really see a reason why anyone would go out of his or her way to come here, but I guess if you work in this office, it might be convenient to have these places nearby (plus a Rossmann next door).

It's cute place for any kind of shopping: foods, eaten, dresses, etc. I like this place :)read more

From the owner: In 125 Shops finden Sie viele interessante Marken und alles, was Sie brauchen: Technik, Fashion,…read moreSchuhe aber auch Drogerieartikel, die Dinge des täglichen Lebens und selbstverständlich Gastronomie. Bei uns steht der Service an erster Stelle - für Groß und Klein, darum macht uns die Auszeichnung "generationenfreundliches EInkaufen" besonders stolz. Ebenso wie auf unsere tiefe Verwurzelung in der Nachbarschaft. Mit Hilfe unserer treuen Kunden konnten wir schon viele Charity-Aktionen umsetzen. Auch Umwelt- und Nachhaltigkeitsthemen stehen bei uns im Fokus, auch wir wollen unseren Teil dazu beitragen, die Welt etwas besser zu machen. Kurzum: Wir möchten, dass Sie sich bei uns wohlfühlen. Genießen Sie Ihren Einkauf bei uns!

Die Hackeschen Höfe is a building complex with eight courtyards located in the Scheunenviertel…read more(Barn Quarter*) between Rosenthaler Straße and Sophienstraße in the Mitte area of Berlin. The building was opened in 1906, with an Art Nouveau facade, and mixed use commercial and residential spaces. After a period of disuse and damage following WWII, a revitalization started in 1993 which included extensive restoration. Today about 40 businesses call this location home--with a similar blend of vendors, including cafes, a theater, residential apartments, and a variety of retailers (apparel, shoes and accessories, home goods and furniture, art galleries, toys, stationery and a salon). For food there are a few restaurants, a couple bakeries and confectioneries, a gourmet food store and a coffee shop. Although the hours on g-maps show 9-10am, opening times for individual stores varies, so check prior to arriving. Especially on weekends when some opening times start closer to noon. When I arrived at 9am on a Sunday morning most places were closed, with the exception of Maison de Souvenirs, which although geared towards tourists, I enjoyed perusing because of the local and regionally made souvenirs they carried. Around 9:30am a couple of other shops started stirring, including a cafe, apparel store and gallery though only the cafe had opened by 9:45am. The courtyards are worth wandering around for 10 minutes to appreciate their unique architecture, though I didn't stay longer since most stores opened later. No parking available close by, they recommend arriving via public transit as it's a very busy area. Hackesche Markt S+U-bahn station is a couple minutes by foot, and a number of trams and buses stop nearby too. No public restrooms unless patronizing the couple of restaurants (and maybe the cinema) in this complex. *apparently in the 17th century this used to be the part of town outside of Berlin city walls that stored hay for animals, kept separate from the rest of the city due to fire concerns.

The store is beautifully appointed. The quality of the product is clear. Alice was exceptional when…read moresharing information and answering questions. Highly recommend stopping in if you are out shopping.

Lots of local shopping and places to eat (dine in & fast food for Frank). McDonald's local German…read moreeats KFC A BURRITO joint etc, It's open late.

The Europa-Centre is a shopping centre in Berlin, it is a fairly decent size and includes eateries…read moresuch as Vapiano and KFC. It's located directly adjacent to the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church so the location is reasonable. The mall is slightly hard to navigate with very few employees around, and only two lifts, both of which are close to each other but not close enough you can press a button and wait for the next one, the lifts overall are quite slow. The mall does have some nice features such as a market outside, and a nice square where you can sit outside if you ate at Vapiano for example, and a water feature inside. Probably a lack of shops also doesn't do this place any positives, and the number of shops and even places to eat is much smaller than most other shopping malls I've seen around the city, such as the Mall of Berlin. This isn't the best of places to shop, and probably not somewhere one should come out of their way for, it has a new nice water features and an excellent branch of Vapiano and sadly that is about it, also frustratingly the toilets are downstairs (they do have a pretty frightening stair-lift) but of course you have to also pay 50 cents each for this. Due to what I've mentioned, the Europa Centre deserves a two star rating.