This place is s joke! No more than 8 people in the joint and the idiot tells me I need to be on the…read morelist.. I said what list? Apparently a reservation needs to be made.. well if that's the case note it!!! I came in looking to buy 3 boxes of Cuban cigars and buy plenty of drinks.. His loss

Great place to relax and unwind. Good selection of Cuban cigars and good music playing in the…read morebackground. Laws prohibits smoking and drinking together unfortunately so you have to choose. Definitely recommend for all cigar aficionados.

Buyer Beware! We loved the store until all the stuff we bought started falling apart. They honor…read morenothing and don't respond to emails and don' answer calls. Items from street vendors are better quality! They either swapped items with broken or broke them wrapping, then refused to honor. Waste of time and money and they overcharge for everyrhing. They are looking to take tourist money and run! It's polished garbage and nothing more.

Ive been to her tent at the Christmas Market in Philly and I wanted to go to her store on my past…read moretrip to Deutschland. It was great! The staff was very helpful. Tons of great ornaments and snow globes! They even ship to your home, which was great because we were going to Greece for a week after Germany. Near where they hold the Christkindle Market in the winter.

What a fantastic game store. It is actually four stores. Three are immediately adjacent to each…read moreother, and the fourth is about 30 feet away. Each separate store is devoted to a different genre of gaming: collectible card games, roleplaying games, board games, video games. Each section was stellar. The staff were incredibly helpful & friendly. Great selection & prices. As an American game-lover, I cherish visiting game stores everywhere I travel. FUNtainment was a joy to find. I assume the laws or landlord practices in Germany are different from here, where tenants routinely knock down walls between separate units. But it was not an inconvenience at all going in and out of each segment of this lovely store. One thing I got a kick out of was skimming translations of U.S. RPG books, but also perusing the uniquely German ones. I'd heard but never seen the German offshoot of Shadowrun, for example. So fun!