Its a chain of chocolate shops around Germany and most of the stores are reasonably consistent in…read moredesign and décor. The products are also largely similar with some regional variations. This shop in Wurzburg is directly opposite the Neumunster and a nice sized shop. Their products are quite good and the ladies who work here are pretty friendly and helpful.

Received warm welcome and a complimentary gummy upon walking in. There were wide variety of flavors…read moreof gummies in various shapes. We also tasted hot spicy ones and some sour ones. Each pack was in half kilograms or less. They were also on pizzas or in tarts. They were in choices of glasses and mugs. There was a large box of Advent Calendar.

I was told you could only get gingerbread cookies during the holidays at the Christmas market in…read moreGermany. However, Nuremberg or other parts of Bavaria is the only place where you can get it all year round. It's fresh and chewy with all the spices. The entire store smells so good. A must have if you're here!

Never got my shipment, contacted customer service several times with no result - they don't even…read moreseem to track packages or care

I don't mean to Troll this company, but Trolli candy are not as good as Haribo... they're actually…read morepretty good. They make a lot of sour candy, and honestly it's a little bit sweet for my taste. I always get the feeling like they're a Scandinavian company or something, in fact they're German, but yeah it's just a little bit on the sugary side and that doesn't do it for me. But having said that they can be pretty tasty sometimes. I think the competitor Haribo actually makes better stuff but that's just my opinion.

I don't mean to Troll this company, but Trolli candy are not as good as Haribo... they're actually…read morepretty good. They make a lot of sour candy, and honestly it's a little bit sweet for my taste. I always get the feeling like they're a Scandinavian company or something, in fact they're German, but yeah it's just a little bit on the sugary side and that doesn't do it for me. But having said that they can be pretty tasty sometimes. I think the competitor Haribo actually makes better stuff but that's just my opinion.

Good selection of modern European toys, games, and art supplies for kids. Friendly staff. My son…read morespent a good half hour browsing like he was a kid in a candy store. Near everything so if you want to buy toys on your way to a tourist destination this is it. Recommend.

This is a gingerbread shop. They sell it in plastic packages and tins, plain or with chocolate or…read moresugar, but they pretty much just sell gingerbread. Their version of gingerbread is more like a cookie than bread but it's not hard like American gingerbread cookies. It's very sticky and kind of chewy, almost like the consistency of a health bar. The woman behind the counter was relatively nice but there wasn't much for her to say. There are only a few varieties of gingerbread and either you're going to buy some gingerbread or you're not. I decided to get the plain variety. I think it cost 6 euros for 5 cookies but I may be wrong. The flavor of the gingerbread is pretty mild, it's not going to give you a punch of ginger or cinnamon or other spices. It's a bit sweet and there's some texture from finely diced nuts. Ultimately, I thought it was disappointing and not something I would go out of my way for.

That's crazy, German style is the finest in the world with a wonderful contrast of flavors, aromas…read moreand textures. I have never tasted anything like it.. Although American gingerbread is OK (if you're desperate), I certainly prefer the Elizen.