When in Berlin visit KaDaWe and go directly to the 6th floor. There you will find gourmet food…read morecounters and restaurants. It's similar to Harrods in London or the magnificent department stores found in Tokyo. Oh my! You can get anything here! Amazing pastries, high end chocolates, charcuterie, huge cheese counters, smoked fish of all varieties, fine wines, specialty restaurants and much, much more. We enjoyed delicious crab sandwiches. I think they may have been the best sandwiches i ever had. Stop reading and get over to KaDeWe right now. Highly recommend.

Kaufhaus des Westerns is sehr groß and reminded us of Bloomingdale's on Lexington Ave (NYC) but in…read moreHerald Square proportions. It's huge and an absolute treat shopping here and I haven't even discussed the two food floors on 6 & 7. Wow. The quality of their offerings is impressive and upscale while also somewhat eclectic as well. We also found their prices to be fair and not obnoxious. Service throughout the store, is old style personal and friendly. We were always warmly greeted, in a sincere way. Nice!

This place is amazing. Huge, clean, well lit, has everything…read moreyou want, a legit sale section, and the prices are totally decent. Definitely the German version of Target, but it seems like that only applies to this location only (see my review of the other Woolworth down the street on Kottbusser!). I'm glad I live next door, definitely amazing!

People say that Karstadt has everything. When I ask someone where he or she thinks I can find…read more(insert obscure item here) the answer is almost alway Karstadt. And the recommendation is almost always right. It's a little price-y here, but sometimes it can be worth it. There's also a post office, a grocery store, a DM, and a Hugendubel in here. All your needs in one place.

Conveniently accessible from the Hermannplatz subway station, Karstadt department store and…read morePerfetto supermarket are one-stop shops to complete most, if not all, your shopping needs of the week. Karstadt carries almost everything, like school supplies, clothing, books, cosmetics, and plenty of chocolate. For the most part, staff is friendlier than other stores I've shopped. Perfetto grocery store is one of the better ones I've been to in Berlin, and it's fit my needs. Although, their produce isn't always the best quality, and it has the tendency to be more expensive than outdoor markets. It's pretty much a basic grocery store that's stocked with cheeses, meats, coffee, frozen foods, and yes -- a chocolate section which also has sugar free choices. In addition, there's a small bakery, butcher salad counter that's surrounded with assorted cheeses. On occasion, free samples of salads are offered, and they are delicious (and pricey). It may not be comparable to the all-in-one super stores in The States, but the offerings in both department and market are good enough. It sure beats having to dash to several different stores.

Nice deco Fast check out service as a department store…read moreWith a great cafe great coffee Clean and priced rigt

Generic mall, paranoid security. Went in to see if they had charging adapters and got followed…read morethroughout. They stopped me to look at a left over donut I had brought in. Not a friendly shopping experience.

Date of visit: May 31, 2024…read more We were staying near this store while in Berlin and stopped in to see what it was about. For the Americans reading this, it was in the vein of Macy's or maybe even a step above, like a Dillard's or Nordstrom's. The store was in very nice condition, from the floors to the fixtures and general upkeep of the store. The prices on the clothing were definitely out of my realm, especially once factoring in the exchange rate from the Euro! I was a little bummed that there wasn't anything affordable that I could bring back for myself, especially a brand that you don't see here in the States, but that just wasn't happening. The one section you should check out is the candy and food as those prices seemed far more reasonable for what you were getting. As we still had two countries to go, we opted not to purchase anything here; had Berlin been our final stop, I would have selected some things to take home as souvenirs. Despite spending 20-25 minutes in the store, not a single employee approached or interacted with us in any way, even the severe-looking woman working just a couple tables away from us in the men's clothing section. Guess she knew I wasn't going to buy anything, either!

Oh my. This place right here... heavenly…read more If you are looking for the perfect place to go to get the highest quality, eco friendly, hipster homewares this is the place for you! Yes be prepared to spend a ton of time and money here... not gonna lie it was quite expensive and I get lost in all of the nicknacks I never knew I desperately "needed" haha - BUT also prepare yourself to have your creative/crafty, granola crunchy, top shelf liquor drinking, bio-everything, swank tailored suit wearing, leather bound books reading side of you come out. NO SHAME! My consumerist came out in full swing. They set a new standard for life haha one a bit out of a my personal budget but Hey I'm still allowed to hangout in the men's suit area smelling the leather and attempting to looking adorable right? Loved this place wish I could have bought all of the things.

Sorry, aber für mich bleibt es ein begehbares Pinterest…read more Die dort angestellten VerkäuferInnen scheinen offensichtlich nicht gewillt zu sein, jeden Kunden zu bedienen oder zu beraten. Nach mehreren erfolglosen Einkaufsversuchen und despektierlichen Enttäuschungen über die Jahre, habe ich beschlossen, dort nicht mehr mit konkreter Kaufabsicht hinzugehen, sondern mich nur noch inspirieren zu lassen. Die angebotenen Produkte findet man woanders in dieser Stadt ohnehin meist deutlich günstiger .

It's the coolest place for shopping! You can to buy anything with a greater prices! Yeah, I like it…read more:)

This place is awesome. Reminds me of home when you look at every corner and see TJ Maxx and…read moreMarshals,

This is a traditional German "pension style" hotel for people that aren't traveling on business and…read moreare looking for something more relaxed. Perfect for a family vacation in my view. For comparison I have stayed at the SwissHotel in Berlin center, which is a nice stylish hotel, located directly in the middle of the city. Perfect if you have business nearby, but a SwissHotel is the same in any city in the world. In contrast, Haus Leopold is in an actual neighborhood of Berlin (Zehlendorf is my favorite part of Berlin, but that is because my father grew up here and I spent many summers here). In the morning kids walk past on their way to school, people commute to work and ride their bikes to the supermarket. Nothing like that happens in center city Berlin. This hotel is quiet, with generous rooms (there is even a room with 4 beds for a family). The owners are very helpful and the breakfast (included) is very generous. If you have a rental car, there is free parking and the location is close to Route 115, which encircles the city, so it's great for trips to Potsdam, Wannsee, center city Berlin, etc. If you enjoy biking, the bike baths in all of Berlin are well identified and maintained. I think biking is one of the best ways to explore all that the city offers.

This hotel is a good place to stay if you wish to see Berlin on a budget. I am traveling for work…read moreand my flight arrived at 9pm. So we arrived at the hotel by 9:30 and reception was closed. Calling the emergency number: we reached the receptionist who guided us to the drop box and code that held our keys. It's a nice clean hotel that seems like a transformed house.