From the owner: we sell fabulously currated Vintage and secondhand clothing and accessories for womenread more

This place is the 99 cent store version of the United States. It's rare to find stores like this…read morethat sell things for one Euro. I came in here three times on my latest trip. And bought a bottle of Powerade most other stores sell for 2 Euros. Europe seems to lack Gatorade and this is a luxury. The second thing I bought was a one Euro tiny/slim belt because I could find my belt in my luggage and I go without a belt when going through airport security. So thus far, Euroshop thanks for filling two cheap needs. I also bought a tiny bicycle lock from here to lock my bag. Basically, if you're looking for a item, more stationary, nick nack or something semi-useful and think it might be sold for one Euro, you might be in luck here. This store does actually sell useful items, as oppose to so many useless dollar stores around.

Still stuck in Germany because of #covid19 and US travel regulations…read more As we were scheduled to fly home weeks ago, we did not bring any summer clothes for the #princessforoneday tour. So went to buy some - and had one of the worst shopping experiences ever - and I do not mean masks and tough security rules (you can buy a caffe latte at Starbucks, but you have to leave the outlet premises to legally drink it - what's wrong with drinking a latte to go while you walk???) No hellos, no thank you for coming in, no thank you for your business - I felt like an unwelcome intruder in almost all of the shops. Sorry, I won't go again. Staff seriously needs service attitude coaching. All of them.