Please stay away from this store. The owner/staffs of this store are racist and rude toward their…read morecustomers. This happened when I looking for wood craft souvenir, and an old lady in this shop (I assume the owner) came by and told me in cold tone: "These stuff are made in Germany by hand, unlike those lousy products crafted by machine from your country". But did she knows where did I came from? This is an absurd attitude and considered racist! I'm not sure if they are trying to reflect German culture or unique Bavarian culture to tourists. I'm urging the International community/tourists shall boycott this shop. Message to the owner: If you don't like to serve foreigners, just close the shop for good! Then your problem be solved!

It was super nice friendly people love it..I worked there about 50 some years ago…read more I has not changed its still beautiful...how can I order something from there...it would be great...thank you

This place is like the German version of IKEA. It has a lot of items and much closer than…read moreRegensburg or Nuremberg if you wanted to go to an actual IKEA. However, I feel that if you think IKEA quality is already cheap, you won't like these items.

We had heard that there was a good-quality china and porcelain manufacturing in Weiden. After…read moredoing a bit of online research, we found Seltmann (another one in Weiden, Bauscher, also is high quality but only sells to the hotel/restaurant trade). We decided to check it out and went to their store. They sell many colorful and tasteful patterns of dinnerware, but also sell factory seconds without any decoration. We could not find a pattern we were fond enough to buy, so we checked out the factory seconds. Here we found plates on sale for 1.50 euros, cheap enough for everyday china and who cares if they have a minor blemish. We found six we liked and bought them to take home and try them out. The store packed them up in wrapping paper, placed them in a bag with sturdy handles, and we carried them on the plane back home. They have since become our favorite everyday china and we do not even notice the minor blemishes on them unless we actually look for them. When we went back to Weiden a few months later, we bought many more, again for 1.50 euro each. What a deal!