Oh, what to say about & other stories, other than to say that it's a major disappointment…read more The brands website is super cool and makes the clothes look fashionable as fashionable can be, the scandinavian minimalism way. But when you visit the actual store, it takes a very different turn. Yes, the design of the store is delicate and trendy, but the quality and the fit of the clothes are way below par. & other stories is a part of the H&M group, and while the look might be more Cos-like than Monki-like, the quality is more in terms of the latter. There's still the one off piece that stands out, but all in all your better off saving your money. And hey, not supporting H&M is probably a good thing anyways. Sweatshops and all. The cosmetics / skin care part of the store is not so bad though, worth a visit on its own.

Fun and pretty store to have an extensive stroll through. Friendly staff who seem to really enjoy…read moretheir job plus fashion, accessories and beauty goods at decent prices.

I've been to a couple Nanu-Nana locations before. They can be hit and miss, with lots of practical…read morehome items, and some other nonsense as well. Although it's located in Alexa, this is probably the smallest one I've seen, and it's mostly full of seasonal junk. So unless you are looking for household decorations relating to the season or upcoming holidays, feel free to skip it.

If you are into notebooks and cute designs this shop is your thing. Decide what you don't really…read moreneed but want to have anyway among cute pencases with bunny print or cat shaped post it sets. But there are also enough items the minimalistics out there: bags in clean shapes and note books with cool designs. Everything that can satisfy you papyrophilia can be cound here and it will be stylish af. You can also get korean snacks such as pat bing su or rice cakes with a matcha drink here. Btw Santokki is Korean and means mountain bunny.

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!

A lovely addition to the Goltzstrasse scene. This place has saved me on several occasions in terms…read moreof last minute birthday cards and presents! It's a veritable little treasure trove, made more so by the fact that most of the items on offer are crafted by people with mental and physical disabilities. So drop in a show a bit of support for the L Werk and its various workshops and partners. The merchandise on offer is of the highest quality and beautifully crafted. You can also find some tasteful, less touristy looking Berlin souvenirs. You can find lovely wooden toys for the kids, funky ceramics for the kitchen, presents for the guys and gals in your life, even pillows with Berlin street prints. For something more personal you can even find items of jewellery for your loved ones or yourself ;). There is also great selection of gift cards and wrapping paper to accompany your present. Well worth the visit. Have a good potter around as you never know what gems you might find hidden in the corners of this store. Or just buy a lovely plant cultivated from the Lanky nursery in Teltow to brighten up your home or someone else's! Diana, a lovely woman is always there with a cheery face to help you find that special something. Even if only to sit down and have a little chit chat outside on a lazy sunny afternoon.

Magnificent home design and deco shop - they have everything to make your home a special place with…read morea good taste: lamps, pillows, pictures, textile, small items. They also have some hand-made stuff like postcards. There is also a seperate clothes section - garments are usually unique and don't come in the wide selection of sizes, but this makes the whole place even more special. The shop has a beneficial location - there are a lot of nices cafes and shops along this street, and on Sunday - famous Friendrichain flea-market happens just in front of the shop on the square.

Nanu-nana offers mostly small decorations from festivals to season events, they also have some big,…read morelike tea boxes, glasses and painting equipment. Their style is quite easy-going and simple. Some of the stuff are pretty unique and fun, some of them are just pretty common. This Nanu-nana located at the basement of Potsdamer Platz Arkadan, quite a nice location. The shop is not big, but there are lots to see. At the front usually are the season events and festivals area, it changes from time to time. The rest of the shop didn't change much. At right side of the back is the area for the people who like to paint or like to learn. There area small area at the left side of the back just for postcards, some of the cards are quite funny. The place has a well system, it's very easy to find the stuff you are looking for. Well, if you can, no worries, you could always ask the employees here, they are really friends. For me, I think Nanu-nana is not bad, sometime they have really cool and great design stuff and the price are very reasonable. If I really looking for something really elegant and creative to light up my place, I probably will go with Depot, Tiger and others. Well, at the end it's depend how much budgets I got though. If the stuff are similar, I will just go with Nanu-nana.