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7 years ago
I love this place cause it's on my way home. Plus you get an exp of a great service of a cashiers and big variety of bakery and meat.
Nordstr. 109 - 113
40477 Dusseldorf
Germany
Pempelfort
0211 946627
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http://www.woolworth.de
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What time does Woolworth open?
Woolworth opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
What time does Woolworth close?
Woolworth closes at 8:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Woolworth is closed on Sunday.
Mon-Sat 9:00 AM - 8:00 PMSun Closed
Does Woolworth have parking?
Yes, Woolworth has parking options.
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From the owner: SOLO Boutique bietet junge Mode aus Italien, Frankreich, London und Spanien an. Die neuesten Trends…read morewerden aufgegriffen und zu attraktiven Preisen angeboten. Seit 2002 eine beliebte Adresse in Düsseldorf für alle Fashionistas.
If Urban Outfitters were less morally bankrupt and more German, it would be Kauf Dich Glücklich…read more The store is full of tons of adorable apparel for males and females including shoes, plus various accessories (sunglasses, jewelry, scarves, hats), and even books and knick-knacks. The underlying sort of fashion sensibility here is a very German one, in that Germans (the young adult women in particular) dress insanely adorably, and that is captured in the types of things sold here. While it was easy for me to not buy anything in here, that is because I positioned myself in one spot and flipped through a book, while my friend perused the store and ultimately ended up buying a new dress. Had I walked around, I am almost certain something would have sucked me in. Definitely a cute place though, and I cannot say that if I venture near here again, that I will escape without any purchases...
From the owner: Ein Einkauf bei uns soll Freude bereiten und glücklich machen! Während die eine durch unser…read moreModesortiment stöbert, Accessoires und Schuhe anprobiert, erfreut sich der andere über unsere Auswahl an Wohnaccessoires, Kosmetik und Design-Büchern. Europäische Labels hängen bei uns neben unserer hauseigenen Kauf Dich Glücklich Kollektion. Für Damen und Herren gibt es viele Lieblingsteile zu entdecken. Unabhängig vom Budget soll für alle etwas dabei sein. Etablierte Marken treffen auf junge Labels, so dass ihr in einem wunderbar abwechslungsreichen Sortiment stöbern könnt. Wir stellen für Euch jede Saison die schönsten Styles unserer Designer zusammen.
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I've been shopping ALDI extensively in the United States and even reviewed the corporate…read moreheadquarters of ALDI in Mülheim an der Ruhr. You knew they were a German company, right? In the ten years that I've written reviews on 30+ stores from Chambersburg PA to Cape Coral FL and even Tulsa OK, I've not shopped at an ALDI in Germany. So with my visit to Düsseldorf, I had to check them out! And guess what? They're exactly the same! Same basic products (labeled in German, duh) and they carry shelf-temperature beer and wine. There's still a deposit required for the shopping trolley. The shopping bags still aren't free. And you'll be bagging your own groceries. It's the same as they do in the USA. Even the store layout is mostly the same with the produce, bakery, deli, fresh meats, frozen and the "aisle of awesomeness" https://www.aisleofshame.com/what-is-the-aisle-of-shame/ in the center with random stuff like an espresso maker and a car jack and a package of women's intimate wear. I was intending to just check out the shop and then go get a kebab from the restaurant down the street but got hooked. These prices are bonkers! I got two crunchy rolls from the bakery area, a tub of tuna salad, a tub of cheese-stuffed peppers, and some sliced gouda. I spotted a small tub of Dutch chocolate and vanilla custard for dessert. (Of course, I forgot about utensils but thankfully the hotel's coffee service has a spoon that worked out.) All that plus a one liter bottle of bubbly water and a commemorative Aldi shopping bag for €7.49 (about $9.00)! The fact that I don't speak any German and the clerk spoke no English didn't matter. The food products have pictures or they were clear enough to understand. My Visa card swiped just fine. A fab shop! [Review 16264 overall - 142 in Germany - 1770 of 2021.]