I've bought a few things from here. They really know their stuff when it comes to tea, herbs and…read moretheir many uses. With all the old style cans of herbs and teas the place looks like it should be in a Harry Potter movie.

Very quaint place, with lots and lots of cool teas like the Einstein tea that makes you clever or…read morethe Roiboos-Rose-Almond Tea that just tastes so damn good. But you can buy hommade candies, dried fruits and natural cosmetics too in this little replete shop. The saleswomen are very friendly and know EVERYTHING about teas and herbs :)

I've been wanting to write a review on this little Turkish market for quite some time but for the…read morelongest while have never been able to recall the name and address once I've actually logged into qype. Located at the top of my street this is my local one-stop weekly grocer, they have a nice fresh fruit and veg stand out the front with a great variaty plus some of the less common in Germany Asian/Turkish herbs, fuits and vege favorites. Everything is of better quality and there's no long pesky lines nor souless big name brands here. their deli is mouth water and the sell PG tips English tea here too! But what keeps me coming back again and again in favor of much bigger supermarkts is definately the inhouse butcher. Lamb, chicken and what have you in all kinds of cuts that you would find prepackaged in your local Aldi store, plus the meat is fresh as the butcher is Halal and if you ask him he'll specially prepare your meat into any cut or style you fancy. Great service and well priced.

Cheese!! I love cheese!!…read more I was like a bee to honey when I arrived in Hamburg, Germany. Dropped my bags off at my friend's apartment and made my way to the hip and happening "Schanze". You can find tons of coffee shops and eateries as well as shopping. Restaurants typically have large picnic tables in the front of their establishments. As I walked around I spotted some tables with almost allll the people eating these large salads with large white disc on top. Popular item for sure!! After airport food and plane food I was in the mood for veg. Turns out the salads are fresh chopped in vegetables like tomatoes, bell peppers, cucumber and large spicy beans with greens and a dressing and topped with circular bread cut outs with circular disc of goat cheese heated up and drizzled with honey! Literally one of the best salads of my life. I ordered the city's fave beer Astra. I got a bread basket with three little slices to sop up the leftover juices. Thrilled over salad! Who would have thought the salad would bring me such happiness. Something so simple has found its way to my food memories and heart! It was so freaking delicious that I returned for another round and this time with a Kristallweizen to compliment my meal. Nothing could stop me. Even the threat of rain, I enjoyed one more salad feasting on the Schanze. Vielen Dank! Es war super lecker! This place is popular but it's worth the wait and if you live here, buy allllll the cheese. Brunös knows what's up.

Excellent cheese shop in the heart of the Schanze, who really do have a bit of everything,…read moreincluding cheddar. I was here to buy fondue bergkäse and, although not cheap, was bloody excellent. I also learnt a new German word, würzig, which I guess means, "cheesy"! How würzig would you like this, sir? Very!

It's in Hamburg and has the best Gummi Bears on earth. My adult children still ask me to bring…read morethem back when I visit Germany!

Easily a five-star candy store in Hamburg Germany. Baren-Treff is one of the two major gummy…read morecandies sold in German (the other one being Haribo). Our family friends took us to this store and we were mesmerized the moment we walked in! There are literally 50+ different types of unique gummy candies at this store (they do have the traditional ones). Flavors like Banana, Ice Cube, Pina Colada, Apertief, Strawberry-Rhubarb, spicy chili, etc are displayed in the store. Best thing is that the store employee comes around the store and gives you free samples. We must have had 7+ samples in 15 minutes.

Situated across the road from the Fischmarkt every Thursday is the Wochenmarkt. It's not the…read morebiggest in the world but has all the necessaries for a market. You can expect a fruit&veg, cheese, pies & Co., flowers, bread & cakes, plus others, and saving the best to last of course a sausage & chips stand. I must recommend this place and the service is great and the food too! Prices are normal for a market in Hamburg (Currywurst Pommes EUR4). This market is relatively new, I believe at the start of this year they started it up. Of course very popular once more from the worker bee's from around the area. Unfortunately I forgot my mobile so no pictures yet. Will remember to do that next week :)

My favorite chocolatier! Shoggi is a must, truffles to die for and very helpful and knowledgeable…read moreservers.