This is such a fun and cute little shop. Here you can purchase all kinds of muesli. There are…read morecountless flavors! I love it :) I bought the special Christmas muesli, which was 7,90. Yes it is more expensive than supermarket stuff but it is very nice and you get a lot. I just really liked this concept. They also have a website where you can make your own personal muesli by combining different ingredients of your choice and they ship to various European countries.

The German mustard is one of the best in the world and the Düsseldorfer one ranks particularly…read morehigh. This is a great shop/small museum located in the middle of the historical city center and also offers a glimpse into the history of senf (mustard) making. They have a wide selection of mustards and offer complementary samples. The only downside is that, after purchasing several jars, we walked to the near Christmas market and found the exact same products we had just bought at a much lower price.

Düsseldorfer Senfladen - Löwensenf was on our list of places to visit while exploring the area…read more It's a specialty shop that sells one thing: mustard. We dropped in on a Monday (around noon). The inside has a small tasting in the back where you can try all their flavours. There's even an option to bring your own jar and they will fill it for €0,70/100g. Most of their mustard jars ranged in the €1,70 to €1,95 price range. A lot of interesting flavours to choose from. There was also a few bottled sauce options (BBQ, cold brew coffee BBQ, hot chili sriracha, honey and sour cream) for €2,49. - Radschläger senf (€1,70) - this was my favourite. Apparently, it's one of two traditional Düsseldorf mustard brands (the other brand which they also have is ABB). - Löwensenf knoblauch (€1,95) - garlic flavoured mustard. This was our favourite from the Löwensenf lineup. If you like mustard, definitely worth a visit. Reasonably priced too.