So many fantastic flavors! Excellent service and selection, especially for such a tiny little…read morestore. I paid €10 for two sizable bags of handmade treats, and I would have been happy to pay more. They have flavors that will appeal to every taste, from the classic raspberry to creamy caramel to intriguing flavors like lemongrass and rhubarb vanilla. Truly a gem of a candy store -- I would highly recommend taking a look if you find yourself in Mitte.

They produce candies using old methods and recipes! Candies which I tried weren't special: Very…read moreweak flavor and very sweet! Throat candies aroma such as sage, honey etc. was very weak! Service was friendly and price is above average!

The family already loves Ritter Sport - at least what's available in the US. This had flavors we…read moredon't get back home. Most were with German wrappers, but a lot were in English (which made me less likely to get them as gifts). German gift bags, a chocolate fountain with free tartlets for sampling, they even offer classes (apparently). Fun place to warm up and get some sweets and gifts.

This "museum" is NOT large. The main level store is the attraction UNLESS you do a tour! I highly…read morerecommend the chocolate bar making tour no matter which language you speak. In our chocolate bar making class, we made two identical Ritter bars of a unique-to-you flavor. There are about 24 mix-ins and they allow you to choose 3 so the flavors are preserved. Then you chose your chocolate. While the bars are setting, you have an educational session on Ritter and on chocolate. Our tour was mainly Germans so they only spoke English during this portion. However, during the TV visual portion there were English subtitles. As mentioned, there is a lot of Ritter to chose from in their store - small bars, big bars, all flavors including limited edition flavors, gifts boxes, a meter of chocolate. And there is a small cafe with drink and sweets. We didn't utilize the cafe nor did we purchase extra chocolates. We really enjoyed our time! And if a staff member asks you your favorite football team (they mean American) and say the Seahawks!

From the owner: Wir bieten eine riesige Auswahl an kuriosen Süßigkeiten aus aller Welt an. In unserem süßen Laden…read moretummeln sich in Reisekoffern über 1000 Süßigkeiten aus über 60 Ländern! Kommt vorbei und geht auf eure Sugafari!

From the owner: Wir führen ein ständig wechselndes Angebot an ausgefallenen süssen Ideen zum selber genießen oder…read moreverschenken. Einzig in seiner Art in Berlin. Einfach vorbeischauen und sich inspirieren lassen. Das Geschäft ist inhabergeführt daher kann es zu "Schwankungen" bei den Öffnungszeiten kommen.

AMPELMANN, literally means, "Little traffic light man. Which is the figure that appears on the…read morestops lights when it is time to cross or to wait. What this shop has done is to make that symbol into icon. Meaning, this shop has so much of everything that features Amplemann, or more correctly, Ampelmännchen, that it is hard to believe. The moment you walk into this shop what you will find is a little bit of everything using this man as the main focus. It's really fun and cool. I mean, this shop really has it all: tee-shirts, cups, glasses, plates, pillows, umbrellas, you name it... Pretty much anything you can think of featuring an Amplemann they have it for sale. Plus, even, The Hoff, David Hasselhoff has visited this shop as they have his photo on the wall taken inside the shop. This is an open and airy shop and the staff is always happy to help you. So, if you want to find that really unique gift or that something-something for yourself, this is the place to go.

I fell in love with this former Ossi cultural icon…read more I watched small children throughout our time in Berlin, imitate the red hands-out, on street corners and I became hooked with their joy. And.... "der Ampelmann laden" became my ultimate gift shop while we were here. How can anyone not like this wee little fellow? Everything was organized inside and they even have an espresso cafe!!

From the owner: Das Naschhaus bietet in seinem Ladengeschäft in Berlin-Friedrichshain über 300 verschiedene…read moreSüßigkeiten an, vor allem aus Schweden, aber auch aus Finnland und Dänemark. Ob Marabou, Fazer, Cloetta, Läkerol, NICK'S, OLW, Toms oder Candy People - bei uns bekommt ihr die leckersten skandinavischen Marken zum fairen Preis. Gegenüber befindet sich der beliebte Drachenspielplatz. Zusätzlich haben wir Kaffee und Kuchen und im Sommer selbst-gemachtes Eis am Stiel. Ein Einkaufserlebnis, wie ihr es aus Schweden oder Pippi-Langstrumpf-Filmen kennt. Bis bald, ihr Zuckerschnuten!

An old-school chocolate shop run by sweet little old ladies. All of the candy is hand-made and…read moretheir speciality is dark chocolate, but there is plenty of milk as well. It's really delicious. Tourist tip: Bring these chocolates back home - they're tasty and unmistakably German (it even says "Berlin" on the box)!

I act like a kid in a candy store here. There are so many interesting truffle, praline, and nougat…read moreflavors that it is difficult to decide what to get. You cannot go wrong with a variety box where you pick out many pieces to your liking, right? That's what I ended up getting. What really stood out to me was their hot chocolate. You can choose the percentage of cocoa. It is rich and full of pure chocolate flavor. This is another thing that brings out my inner child happiness.

The smell when we walk in is amazing! You just want to walk around and smell! It is impressive at…read moreall the chocolates you see in the case. You are surrounded by all kinds of chocolates. The lines to checkout are long so we ready to wait a bit. Chocolate: the lady assisting us behind the counter was sort of snotty when we said we only wanted 2 pieces of chocolate. We ordered 3 piece to try. The chocolates smells amazing but the taste does not live up to the smell. Yes they are beautiful. Yea the quality is good. Yes they smell amazing but the taste is lacking. The chocolate buildings of Berlin are impressive and I recommend to go and see these lovey buildings of Berlin made in chocolate.