Here you'll find espadrilles in every shade, size and shape - from the traditional type which does…read morenot distinguish left from right to more updated versions; both range in texture from thick denim to light cotton. I snapped up a pair made in Asia for €8 and one from France for €12. The store also stocks a smaller selection of scarves, and bohemian style clothing (the type that one might wear on an Eat, Pray, Love inspired jaunt.)

Literally walls and walls full of espadrilles at tiny-French-town prices!!!! €10 for basic (made in…read moreChina) flats, €16 for French handmade flats and up to €45 for wedge styles. (Which are super comfy might I add!) Wonderful rainbow of colours and many stripe options. Whatever you do- always try them on, literally every pair are slightly different as they are made by hand. Basically it's the bees knees.

This yarn store had a wonderful selection. It had a variety of natural yarn from wool to bamboo to…read morelinen to alpaca etc. It had both lots of solid colors and beautiful blends of different shades. It was about a 10-15 minutes on the subway from the Glockenspiel. It was around the corner from the Maillongerstaße train stop. One of the best features of this yarn stop is that it has a cafe inside where you can sit and knit. I didn't eat but the meals looked nice. I will definitely be coming back if I'm in Munich again!

This shop and it's attractive owner are perfect examples of what makes travel shopping discoveries…read morein a new city so worthwhile. The shop is well organized and stocks a wide range of yarns, needles, and accessories. The owner is pleasant, knowledgeable, and welcoming--speaking fluent English and German. The shop is easy to find-- one metro stop from Central Station. I came away with yarn from Great Britain, unavailable in the US and happy memories of a fun shopping experience. I highly recommend it.

Why 5 stars? Because the owner was one of the nicest people we met in Europe…read more --- --- --- While walking through Munich, my wife noticed this store and quickly darted for the entrance. Both our mom's love crosses and this place might have the largest cross selection in the world. If not, it definitely takes home gold on cross per square foot. We heavily debated for about half an hour on which crosses to bring back home for our parents. The woman, who I can only assume is the owner, could not have been more friendly and patient with us. She was pretty hilarious, as well, as she dealt with our indecision. We eventually decided on a couple and she wrapped them up meticulously. She even gave us a form to fill out to save us some tax money. There were plenty of other cool knick-knacks in here, but we just came to shop through the hundreds of crosses, and we were very happy with our choice to stop in!

TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE. Never encountered such rude…read morepeople, both of the ladies inside the shop. I was kindly asking a couple of questions and both times I was abruptly interrupted. They misunderstood what I was saying, and didn't even apologise after they finally got what I was asking for. I wanted to buy a couple of gifts, and spend some money, but after multiple rude answers and statements I decided to kindly leave the shop. If you dislike people, don't work in an environment where you, guess what... talk with people. I suggest watching a YouTube tutorial on "how to smile" or simply take that broom out of your ***. That could help. Merry Christmas