Yes, even in Europe on a River Cruise I had to be subjected to searching for a department store…read morewhile on a shore excursion. The Galeria Kaufhof was a very pleasant find and shopping experience, well, especially for my wife's expected grand baby shopping frenzy. For me, finding a quiet place to sit, rest the worn feet, and do some people watching was the perfect combination of service and fine hospitality. Once rested, I did browse the racks and displays. I enjoyed seeing the variation in fashions and the store attendants were very accommodating to my visual presence saying, "Danika, just browsing." The selections were impressive and prices in my broken sense of Euro to Dollar conversion were nicely comparable. Eventually, my eyes fell on the large selections of chocolates and confections that could travel easily back home! That was my score of the day, oh as well as, my finding Oma (to-be) with arms full of baby to toddler sized clothing. Success, yes, on both levels of shopping priorities. We both brought a bounty of treasures back to our ship.

Great selection of wines and beers. Shoes, jewelry, candy, clothing is there and pricing is very…read morereasonable. Here on a river cruise so it was a good stop.

Best Hermès I've been in. And I just came from Paris. Okay, so the selection isn't fantastic, but…read morestill, Anton totally helped a tourist out. Okay, so I wasn't even that touristy, but I was American for sure. He was super down to Earth and let me look through everything I wanted to see. He didn't pressure me, he was actually really and truly helpful. The store was busy but not ridiculously crowded. After coming from the flagship store in Paris, this location was like a breath of fresh air.

It was interesting to walk through here. Magazines, a few books, candy, tea, jam, crisps I guess…read moreyou British folk call 'em, and even British radio. Scones. Little lemon cakes. Root beer and cream soda, all kindsa beer. Cheese. They had all kinds of candy from my American childhood that I don't think they sell anymore back home - runts, nerds, lemonheads, mike and Ike's... It was a blast from the past. Staff were nice. : ) thank you.

i really like this shop, because it offers many items that you can't find anywhere else…read more.. i used to come here for the Salt&Vinegar Chips, but since you can now also buy them at Kaufhof or even at Real i haven't been here for a while. last time i went i came here for some ingredients to bake a pumpkin pie. service was (as usual) very friendly and helpful. :)

Owner is so rude - would not give him a cent of my money!! Souvenirs are overpriced - will not let…read moreyou use a credit card under a certain Euro - probably one of the rudest men I've ever met

I had the exact same experience with all the rest of the 1-star reviews. They would not let me…read morehold the stein directly. Weird shopping experience.

This is a souvenir and gift shop near Kölner Dom and near the train station in Köln. We stopped…read morehere during our visit to look at magnets and Christmas ornaments since we like to purchase those for each country or city we visit on vacation. My husband wanted a stein, but was worried about fitting it into his suitcase, so he settled for a stein magnet, which now lives on our fridge. The selection was great and the items seemed better quality than other shops in the area.

Always the shopper, my wife found some interesting and yes, unique Christmas ornaments in Souvenirs…read more& Geschenke (Gifts). Which means her shopping spree seems to have been satisfied for now. I, the unpaid assistant, and occasional money man, can relax, thanks to this wonderful shop. Next stop, for ice cream cones.

Decent price but need extra tax which is the first time I've heard and experienced in Germany…read more Decent service and speed. Quite a few selections for packs food such as sushi and sandwiches, and drinks such as water, juices, and more.

For me one of the best ideas someone at REWE ever had! Kind…read moreof a 7 Eleven style shop, unfriendly, un-personal, you're probably thinking, WTF is he talking about? Cologne is full with Kiosks! Yeah, but here you can actually pay with Card, and for me, that i almost live cash-less is a blessing to have such stores nearby or at least in specific points, like the main station in the city center! I'm totally into supporting small businesses but, like i always say, better 98% of something than 100% of nothing! People in Germany should start supporting more the cash-less people! And the thing is that there are solutions like SumUp, iZettle, etc. but they just don't care. So thumbs up for copying a kind of store that exist since decades in North America!