Nice store inside the MyZeil Galleria in Frankfurt. Got a cool hat but be aware, shirt sizes are…read morenot the same as USA. A XL is more like a L.

I noticed that if you walk down the stairs, there is another shop below that is jam packed with…read moreEnglish language graphic novels and comics.

T3 is THE place in Frankfurt for RPG and comic fans, both in English and German. At the start of…read morethe year they even occupied the shop next door, so now the comics are separated from the games. Note that they don't specialize in family board games but rather role playing table top games and board games related to fantasy, scifi, superheroes and horror with a few games tied to other comics. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable about their areas. If they don't carry something they're happy to order it. Now they have a table customers can reserve for gaming and Magic. T3 occasionally invites comic artists and writers for autograph signing and game producers for demo games. Everyone can speak English, some with a charming accent. Stop by or check out their website to hear of upcoming events. They also have a pin board for gamers seeking other players or ongoing games. I almost forgot to mention they have supplies for painting miniatures, too. I love to go just to look around and be inspired. I only withheld a single star because the place can't quite compete with similar shops I've visited in major cities like NYC and Paris.

Cute, cute, cute. If you need a pick me up and some bright color while you're spending time here in…read moreFrankfurt then Pylones is the spot for you. This small shop is full of cute little tidbits and tshochkies that make for excellent gifts. There are a few bargains but much of the stuff here is higher end designs and pretty stuff. I managed to pick up a bright red cable tie thing shaped like a fish. That should make it easier for me to find my phone cable buried in my backpack!

On the main square of the riverside area of Frankfurt, this is the Gift shop of gift shops, but…read morenot cheap tourist tat. This is quirky brightly coloured interesting stocking filler gift type tat..... I actually really quite liked it for browsing. It's a mind blowing array of colour and has a vast array of things you probably don't need, but will on some level want. There is everything from moustaches for babies to owl spectacle holders to bizarre wine bottle corks. Limitless pens and note pads, ornaments and amusing gadgets. If you like this sort of thing you will love this place. For me it was all ok, there was plenty of nifty Wee things that would be quite cool to have, but nothing essential and all way over priced! Decent little shop that's worth a look if your in the area. If your from the Uk it's a bit like the gift shop chain Papyrus, but way better in terms of the number of lines it stocks.

I came across this really neat shop that had enamel signs. Purchased a couple of them at a…read morereasonable price. Gisela was very nice and helpful. So if you're looking for some really cool signs, jewelry, knickknacks, collectibles and original enamel signs, check them out.

The weren't opened like they were advertised what a shame the place looked great!…read more Call the day before just to make sure they'll be open. They have so many great little ceramics that aren't like your typical ones. I will for sure try this store when I come back.

Lovely craft goods market in Frankfurt with gifts, wood crafts, ceramics, steins, glassware, and a…read moreton of 'traditional' and curio things. A lovely elder couple owns and operates the shop, their English isn't great but we communicated just fine with my broken German and their funny English. It is cash only, and some expensive items like massive steins and glassware can drain the Euro's fast...so bring funds! I got a cool .5L stein, a few shot glasses, and some other gifts...one of my buddies got a 3.0L stein...damn that's a lot of beer kids...not for the faint of heart! Really enjoyed this shop and ended up stopping in twice during the trip. A gem!