Legit place to buy fresh kicks. Girl in store was nice and helpful. Check out the legs of the…read morecouch: cute idea! Be sure to ask should you have any questions. Staff is happy to help!

I was very excited to finally be able to walk into the actual store . I had followed them online…read moreand I knew that they maintain an excellent assortment of cool kicks . Dealt with the owner over the phone with an issue with my online purchase and he could not have been more helpful and courteous. So I made it a point to go out of my way to the Karolinenviertel. I get there and am not even all the way out of my car when this girl yells at me to shut of the engine in my car. Indicating to her to mind her own business , I walk into the store to what would have been a guaranteed purchase of new sneakers for me, sure enought who walks in as the person who is running the store at that time: .. You guessed it , that rude chick, that had just been yelling at me. So I walk out and leave. I would love for the owner to know what a rude and clueless person they have entrusted their store to. She was hanging outside , probably smoking, rather then tending to the store. I will never return , too many other options for me, where I will not be miss treated as , as a customer.

Shoe shopping while visting hamburg. Staff mrs. Frey was…read morevery friendly, the others more looked like angry or bored. Fast servie and a great collection of shoes and brands.

Really big shoe store spanning across multiple levels with every type of men's, women's and…read morechildren's shoe you can think of. Boots, sandals, dress shoes, they seem to have everything but a good selection of sports trainers (Foot locker, Adidas and Nike are 50m away, so no worries). Their sock selection is respectable and they have a big range of insertable soles, shoe polish and shoelaces. Prices at Görtz are in the mid/high-range, as they mostly stock mid-level brand-name footwear. At the height of the winter season, you can expect to pay 70-100 euros for a pleather boot and 120-190 for a leather boot. They also have a nice selection of handbags, but it is still beyond me how shoes and handbags have any correlation to one another.

From the owner: Allez les filles ist ein Schuhladen der besonderen Art, denn hier findest du Schuhe, die besonders…read moreschön sind, dennoch bezahlbar. Aus aller Welt werden hier kleine Labels präsentiert und in sehr angenehmer entspannter Atmosphäre zur Schau gestellt. Von Größe 36 bis 42. Zudem gibt es Accessoires wie Taschen, Tücher, Schals, Socken, Armbänder...

From the owner: Anzüge, Hemden und mehr für weniger... treffender können wir…read moreeinfach nicht beschreiben, was leo33 so besonders macht. Wir legen besonderes Augenmerk auf die Qualität, Aussehen und den Preis und bieten stets ein umfangreiches Sortiment an Business-Bekleidung und Schuhe für den Herren komplettiert durch einige Highlights für die Freizeit.

From the owner: footinMotion ist das erste Ladengeschäft Deutschlands für freiverkäufliche, rezeptfreie…read moreMaßeinlagen. Der Kunde wird umfassend analysiert, beraten und hat die Möglichkeit sich sofort versorgen zu lassen.

This restaurant is actually pretty cool, they sell wine and shoes below, such a fab combination…read moreright? They should host more events with such a concept, because women love shoes and wine makes all that torture we put our feet through more bearable, right? Now for the food upstairs, it has excellent pasta and seafood, at least when my friends took me there for my Birthday I had a great dinner! I ordered a seared scallop appetizer and a prawn pasta in a creamy sauce, with a full bodied red and a creme brûlée for dessert, as bread and pasta hits the stomach heavy! In a group it is a very cosy atmosphere for conversation inside, but on a romantic date the candles glowing everywhere is also intimate and sweet. I prefer sitting inside so I can get that view of the Schanze, otherwise you sit at tables on the street level that are tucked away a bit next to the Post Bank parking lot. Not the worst alternative, but just a personal preference and what atmosphere you are in the mood for at the time. I should really go back again, i enjoyed it so much from memory but normally when I am in the Schanze, I often pass by to eat at a more lively location along Schulterblatt or Susannenstrasse on warmer days...