Stop here every time I am in town. Great selection. The employee are always nice and helpful.read more

Best ever! Crazy fresh, soft and awesome flavorsread more

The first time I visited was 10 years ago and this was before it was renovated. Back then it wasn't…read moreas large- still had a big selection but now there is enough space for people to mill around...you don't feel like you are crammed up next to someone because of the wide aisles. Great selection and the pick n mix is nice. The Haribo from other countries was neat as was the non gummy options. Would have been cool to see more limited items that are specificity to Bonn.

While it was fun to see the variety of gummy products here and that you can get a whole bag of your…read morefavorite flavor gummy bear the quality was an unbelievable miss. We spent nearly $70 on a variety of choices at this store and when we started eating it realized it was so stale it was nearly inedible. Extremely disappointing when we made a special trip to Bonn while in Germany just to visit this store. Even more disappointing were the gifts we bought to bring home that ended up in the trash because we didn't want to be embarrassed gifting stale candy. This place was truly the worst part of our trip. You can buy fresher product in the US.

This five star rating is a real deal worldwide 5 star rating - unlike my other five stars…read moreestablishments in Germany that were adjusted for local businesses. This place sells the most delicious gummy bears I have ever tasted. They contain things like real berry infused-chunks- in the gummy bear. At. 4 euros a pack this is a steal. If I were to compare this to the next best gummy bear I tasted - which is Williams and Sonoma gummy bears at 20 dollars for a small bag, barenland blows them all away. Barenland is worth a visit especially to sample the treats and also to view the creative gummy offerings - like sushi gummies.

There was so much in here that was worth looking at. The chocolatiers were kind for a chain shop…read more They offered samples and a smile while being quick at checkout, because it was busy for a Saturday. They have every kind of chocolate, in every shape and size here. Lots of stuff that will make others laugh or smile. See photos for a better idea. It's worth stopping in, just for a snack or gifts.

I'm glad I stumbled upon this location. Every other location had a $0.30+ mark up per item, even…read morethe small candy bars. Nicely kept and better than Godiva in my mind (although never saw any Godivas through Barcelona, Paris, Amsterdam, Bonn, nor Cologne). They have so many options and box sets for everyone. They certainly take VISA but I'm not sure about everything else. They give you a nice little candy with purchase as well which was a nice touch. The workers know English which comes in handy for the less obvious ingredients.

Very nice store in the Train Station Shopping Area of Cologne - excellent variety of goodies -…read morehighly recommend their German ginger with and without chocolate for ginger lovers and the most delicious rum chocolate ball.

Can't go wrong with a store just for gummy bears. Staff was very sweet and nice. Gave me plenty of…read moresamples until I got addicted to the coffee flavored gummies. Also grabbed a bag of the traditional gummy bears.

I'm torn. While I'm super-excited to see yet another of my beloved American addictions come to…read moreGermany, it's also a bit sad witnessing the mass 'Westernization". But I'll get over it. Especially since I can now have my frozen yogurt with cheesecake bits, fruit, and chocolate sauce. If only they had graham cracker crumbs in Deutschland! With at least 4 different fro-yo flavors and lots of toppings (fruit, cookies, candy, nuts, syrups,etc.) to choose from, you can have a new creation every time you walk out the door. The cost is calculated based on the weight of the yogurt and toppings, so watch out: the weight of the toppings adds to the cost quite quickly! For American fro-yo fans: it's not *quite* Pinkberry, but it'll suffice. Just do me a favor, fellow Bonners: if you're considering importing another American food trend, skip over the cupcake-craze and go directly to pies. You'll thank me for it.