They produce candies using old methods and recipes! Candies which I tried weren't special: Very…read moreweak flavor and very sweet! Throat candies aroma such as sage, honey etc. was very weak! Service was friendly and price is above average!

So many fantastic flavors! Excellent service and selection, especially for such a tiny little…read morestore. I paid €10 for two sizable bags of handmade treats, and I would have been happy to pay more. They have flavors that will appeal to every taste, from the classic raspberry to creamy caramel to intriguing flavors like lemongrass and rhubarb vanilla. Truly a gem of a candy store -- I would highly recommend taking a look if you find yourself in Mitte.

From the owner: Wir führen ein ständig wechselndes Angebot an ausgefallenen süssen Ideen zum selber genießen oder…read moreverschenken. Einzig in seiner Art in Berlin. Einfach vorbeischauen und sich inspirieren lassen. Das Geschäft ist inhabergeführt daher kann es zu "Schwankungen" bei den Öffnungszeiten kommen.

From the owner: Das Naschhaus bietet in seinem Ladengeschäft in Berlin-Friedrichshain über 300 verschiedene…read moreSüßigkeiten an, vor allem aus Schweden, aber auch aus Finnland und Dänemark. Ob Marabou, Fazer, Cloetta, Läkerol, NICK'S, OLW, Toms oder Candy People - bei uns bekommt ihr die leckersten skandinavischen Marken zum fairen Preis. Gegenüber befindet sich der beliebte Drachenspielplatz. Zusätzlich haben wir Kaffee und Kuchen und im Sommer selbst-gemachtes Eis am Stiel. Ein Einkaufserlebnis, wie ihr es aus Schweden oder Pippi-Langstrumpf-Filmen kennt. Bis bald, ihr Zuckerschnuten!

Nice self-service store for liquorice lovers, though there's a preponderance of straight gummy…read morecandy and salmiakki. I'd imagine it can get expensive fast at 1.60 Euros per 100 grams, but staff won't judge you for selecting 1 or 2 pieces from 20 bins.

'Zuper' fresh; felt like I was in Stockholm with every fun-shaped treat I popped into my mouth in…read morerecord time. I'd also appreciate some Swedes Please-style music to make the momentary transport back to that most stylish city complete.

I get licorice from here every time I'm in Berlin. Because of course. The shop may be small, but it…read moresurely is still a haven for those of us who desire an endless array of licorice. Just ask at the counter and they'll give you the full experience - but your taste buds will be challenged! You will discover licorice you never knew existed and you'll be flabbergasted at how good the ones you already knew, can taste. It is an adventure. And a tasteful one at that.

I'm not sure I'd want to live in liquorice paradise, but this would be it. Extensive selection of…read moresweet, salty, and Italian black liquorice. Bags can be filled to order, but the 200 and 500 gram mixes are easy and delicious.

From the owner: Wir bieten eine riesige Auswahl an kuriosen Süßigkeiten aus aller Welt an. In unserem süßen Laden…read moretummeln sich in Reisekoffern über 1000 Süßigkeiten aus über 60 Ländern! Kommt vorbei und geht auf eure Sugafari!

A bit difficult to understand each other between customers and sellers, these not speaking english…read more But everything you could find there is so delicious, from caramelised pecans to dried mangoes. It's not so expensive and very nicely situated (Schöneleistrasse Station) if you want to come back the next day because you've already eaten what you bought.

The family already loves Ritter Sport - at least what's available in the US. This had flavors we…read moredon't get back home. Most were with German wrappers, but a lot were in English (which made me less likely to get them as gifts). German gift bags, a chocolate fountain with free tartlets for sampling, they even offer classes (apparently). Fun place to warm up and get some sweets and gifts.

This "museum" is NOT large. The main level store is the attraction UNLESS you do a tour! I highly…read morerecommend the chocolate bar making tour no matter which language you speak. In our chocolate bar making class, we made two identical Ritter bars of a unique-to-you flavor. There are about 24 mix-ins and they allow you to choose 3 so the flavors are preserved. Then you chose your chocolate. While the bars are setting, you have an educational session on Ritter and on chocolate. Our tour was mainly Germans so they only spoke English during this portion. However, during the TV visual portion there were English subtitles. As mentioned, there is a lot of Ritter to chose from in their store - small bars, big bars, all flavors including limited edition flavors, gifts boxes, a meter of chocolate. And there is a small cafe with drink and sweets. We didn't utilize the cafe nor did we purchase extra chocolates. We really enjoyed our time! And if a staff member asks you your favorite football team (they mean American) and say the Seahawks!