TK Maxx is the German version of TJ Maxx. The store is massive with products from familiar…read moreinternational brands along with European brands that I didn't recognize. Shopping here is very much a treasure hunt to find good deals so you will need to be patient. That said, I didn't really like the product selection nor did I like the pricing. Felt like I could get better deals back in the US. If you have the time to search and can deal with crowds, you may come up with something here but I would rather sightsee or eat and drink than spend time looking for an elusive find.

Needed a suitcase. Selection was very good. Price was reasonable. What else is there to say?read more

Kleiner laden mit freundschaftlichem Klima, sympathische Verkäufer…read more Die Auswahl an skateboards ist eher auf unbekannte und kleinere Firmen spezialisiert. Ich hatte das Glück, dass bei meinem Besuch ein gig von einer Sängerin war mit Freibier.

There are some really cool local Munich clothing brands that are here. Customer Service was…read moreexcellent - actually surpassed my expectations as I don't speak any German. I highly recommend this place for independent, unique and stylish clothing at a very reasonable price.

Likely the best menswear store in Munich. It is located in the central shopping district in a…read morebeautiful five-story building. The interior of the store is gorgeous, particularly the staircase, which makes for a nice photo from the top. It has the look of a luxury store but offers more accessible brands that you would find at an upscale department store like BOSS, Lacoste and Ralph Lauren. There is also an affordable brand called Tom Rusborg, which they sell that makes good quality clothing. This is the store you would go to up your fashion game if you are a man or shopping for the man in your life.

We decided to spend a day shopping around Marienplatz while here and came into this store so my…read morefiancee could browse "man things". This is a large store with about 6 stories and it is all devoted to men. Each floor has something specific like jeans, belts, blazers, etc. The shoe section is actually very nice and has a large selection of men's dress shoes and active shoes. Prices are high but the shoes are high quality and I saw a cobbler working area where they look like they do repairs and shaping. Quality products in here and a huge selection. You can find anything you need in this store and several well-known fashion brands and some you haven't heard of but will probably like just as well.

This is a very small 2 story store. Typically North Face stores are much larger than this location…read morein Munich. Because of the small size of the store there isn't much of a selection to choose from. The people that work there were professional and helpful.

On my quest for the right kind of outfit for a short glacier trekking in Patagonia in local summer,…read morethe shop assistant in this store gave me the best advice compared to four other stores I visited earlier during the day. The guy basically advised me that for my purpose and the reported temperature I shouldn't at all be looking at the kind of gear I was looking for. At least two other shop assistants (including one at Globetrotter, who I would imagine would know judging by the specialty goods that store sells) knew the purpose and the conditions I wanted the gear for, basically just showed me what I asked for. It was refreshing to get proper advice from a shop assistant who could have tried to sell me something. Instead he told me that for my purpose and in the reported conditions I wouldn't need at all what I had been looking for. For him, and I'm sure for most shoppers, it was more important to give me proper advice than to sell me something I would have later regretted buying. So based on that a 4 star experience. (so to be clear, in case it wasn't clear I ended up not buying anything)

Here's my English review…read more I was heading over to Café Wölfl this morning to grab some pastries for breakfast, when I noticed they were closed. Couldn't decifer the German language as to why. So I wandered around and also checking Yelp! to find a backup. I remembered seeing the Motorama, but didn't know what is was, so I headed there. The Motorama is a small indoor shopping plaza with several shopping and dining options if you are in a pinch. There are also 2 levels of shopping. The lower level connects to the Rosenheimer Platz S-bahn station, which is convenient. The one place that I was most interested in was the bakery there. IHLE was all I caught in the name, but once you see it, you'd be amazed at what delectables they offered. They have apple strudels, mango strudels, croissants, cinnamon rolls, cheese cakes, breads, and sandwiches, and many more. Opt to come here than peruse the small selections at the Hilton café. Other stores there included a Hong Kong grocery store, Hit and Aldi chain grocery stores, sports store, clothing store, lottery/tobacco store. For eating, there was also a Subway restaurant, a cafe, a Middle Eastern place that has gyros and doner kababs, and a Chau Bistro Chinese Restaurant. This is a pretty convenient location as it's across the street from the Hilton.

While in Germany I had to visit the mothership. I chose this store because of its location. I was…read moredisappointed by the lack of selection in the store. I found several things I liked but they did not have my size. I am a size 39 (8 US) so my foot is average. The man who waited on me was not helpful. Eventually, I found a pair and made my purchase. I'd recommend to others to try another store before visiting this one as you may find better selection in both style and size. A note to American shoppers: the shoes here are actually more expensive than buying direct in America. Only purchase if you find a style you can't get at home.

The store is on the smaller side. It was crowded and warm in there. The Birkenstocks weren't any…read morecheaper then getting it in the states, but I guess it's tax inclusive. I'm not sure how much inventory they keep in stock either, as I asked for a certain size for a particular pair of shoes and they didn't have it.

Grünwald's best clothing boutique for men and women. Stylish, hip and very wearable selection of…read morethe latest Italian and German fashions. Stay has a nice blend of big and lesser known labels. It being autumn, they're also stocked with a broad choice of jackets from Duvetica and Canada Goose. Accessories are uncommon selections. Prices are about average for Grünwald. End of season sales are fab, covering most of the merchandize and spread by word-of-mouth. Very personalized shopping experience, the staff quickly learn your name, sizes and exactly what cuts and colors you like. Outstanding customer service too: I once had a broken zipper on a Duvetica and the owner personally managed it. I got a brand new jacket back from the factory!