The store is great as a toy store, but falls short as a German toy store. They have tons and tons…read moreof plastic toys and games you can find in other places in the world, but very little German toys; would like to see them have a section of good German creative and more nature friendly toys. It feels like the toys section of a large Walmart or toys r us, but the toys have German packaging. That said if you are just looking for a large selection of toys, not sure you'll find more anywhere else.

This store is extensive. You go inside and you are in the first room, which is already teeming with…read moretoys on shelves and tables and on the floor. Then you might check out the next room. It feels like it goes back room after room. Be careful because when you turn around, you might knock something over! It appears that most of the toys are used. I think it didn't help that my friend was looking for a new toy, preferably made in Germany. The toys were from everywhere, including from the US. There are some throwback toys, that was fun to see. The nostalgia factor is definitely present and make sure you have the time to explore. It is like taking a trip through time. And make sure you have time when you come by this toy store.

Cute toy store we came across while walking around the city. This store is jam packed with toys…read moreboth old and new. So packed that some toys even overflow outside along the store front. You'll find everything from Legos to stuffed animals to bow/arrows to tricycles to games to dolls, etc. If you can think of it, it's probably in here. The owner was super friendly and even let C use the restroom, which was again packed with toys that probably need to be sorted and priced. Prices are reasonable. C left happy with 3 "new" dinosaurs that were made in 1984!

I am on vacation from the USA and visited this store minutes after an awful experience at the comic…read moreshop in Europa Center. I am VERY HAPPY that I came to Toyboxx. The owner was very nice & tried as best as he could to help me in English. He has a lot of very cool toys & statues that I would've definitely purchased if I was not traveling. I bought a few comic books as I was specifically looking for German-print Marvel & DC comics! This place had a MUCH better selection of old books in German. The other shop had mostly English-print. The owner was even nice enough to pull out a chair for me to sit on while I looked through the books :) I hope his business does very well! If you're looking for a cool comic shop that has great collectibles please visit Toyboxx! He gave me a nice deal as opposed to trying to charge me extra as a tourist.

Very well stocked. Friendly and knowledgeable employees. Good place for toys, as well as school…read moresupplies.

From the owner: Vollsortiment LEGO + Playmobil Baby- und…read moreKleinkinderspielzeug Brett- und Kartenspiele für jedes Alter Puppen und -zubehör sowie Puppenwagen Kinderfahrzeuge - Vollsortiment PUKY Schulbedarf und Schreibwaren Bastelbedarf Freizeit- und Outdoorartikel Artikel zu saisonalen Highlights (z. B. Halloween, Fasching, Ostern, Silvester) Beratendes Unternehmen

These famous toys rank amongst the best teddy bears I've ever seen. Hand made with exquisite…read moreattention to detail and all finished off with an individually numbered certificate stapled to the ear of each toy. As well as the classic bears a current best seller is the once cuddly Knut - Berlin's newest polar bear. I bought several and I'm sure they'll last a lifetime. An ideal gift but they're so good that even adults won't want to let go of them - kids would just ruin them!!

LEGO. A whole store…read more What needs to be said? Its LEGO. A Whole store. A Lego store with a GIANT LEGO WOODY. You don't get to say that phrase very often.

Lego always fascinates me of how they promote there products and services…read more The staff seems to always to be friendly, and socially positive, the products are cute and creative, and they get our poor kids addicted (which is good for them, not so good for us parents)...but at least you pull out your Credit card out smiling. This shop fascinates with a 3D camera, that shows you the content of a play box live on tv, in action jumping and playing...pretty smart to think about programming this. the most fun is on the second floor, where you have a big table you can get creative on with your kids, or a wall you can write your name in legos.... A recommended must visit for the Berlin visitors....

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!

Wie schön! Man braucht garnicht erst auf die Autobahn um dieses "Le Buffet" zu genießen…read more Der Vorteil: Die Benutzung der Toilette ist kostenlos, dafür aber Parkgebühr!!! Fazit: Kennt man eins, kennt man noch lange nicht alle.

Karstadt treats customers poorly. Shoppers should take their business elsewhere -- especially…read moreshoppers who are apt to be bothered by security staff in department stores. (1) I assume it is illegal to handle a customer physically without good reason. It is certainly bad business practice. (2) When you wish to question a customer you've stopped at the exit, you should tell the customer where you are taking them, and it should be someplace other than an isolated office in your garage. (3) Once a customer has emptied their pockets and bag, you should not continue to detain them and ask repeatedly where the clothing they left in the changing room has gone. If the customer tells you they do not know, and your security footage shows no incriminating evidence, then it is time to let the customer go. You are allowed to question the customer, not to interrogate them. (On a side note, it is silly that the men's shirts can't be tried on and frustrating that this policy is only stated on small signs in the changing rooms. In any case, most of the men's button-down shirts have too many pockets to be worn in business settings.)