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    Galeria Kaufhof

    3.7 (159 reviews)
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    Andrew N.

    I first assumed this place was a mall for only clothing, perfume, & accessories but I was shocked to find a huge selection of meats, chocolates, alcohol, fruits, veggies, snacks and the accessories of a typical mall. But this place definitely seemed to be more for the food and less about the clothes. It's a cool place to check-out but that's all it's nothing too grand.

    Yee Gan O.

    Wow, Galeria Kaufhof is the Macy's of Berlin. Certainly its size would rival the largest department stores in other big cities Located in the shoppers' hub of Alexanderplatz, it was busy on the Saturday I visited. I was interested in the food hall but an attempt to take a photo to add to my review led me to swiftly find out that they don't allow photos in the store If you like cavernous department stores, thus place will be right up your street

    Darwin G.

    Staying in Alexanderplatz, it's such a shame that I only found out about this place in the end of my stay in Berlin. From the outside, it looks like a department store, but don't be deceived, this one of the best food stores I've ever been in. It surely rivals a couple places in Paris. One can literally find anything here. For a picnic, I suggest grabbing some wine, then walking over to the ladies that standing behind dozens and dozens of cheeses and meats. Point at the ones you would like (prices and origin are posted, though names are in German), and how much of a fraction of a kilo. Then grab some fresh bread, like from a boulangerie, and then some mustard or whatever condiments you'd like. If you'd like to stay and eat, there are counters and stools. A section with fresh pasta, Asian foods like sushi, and even a wine bar. An absolute heaven for foodies.

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    Vladio D.

    Galeria is a regular department store. Regular because carries regular goods and regular labels differently front KaDeWe which is a luxurious store. It is located right in the heart of Alexanderplatz. On the top there is a buffet with German and international options.

    The  wine section, beautiful.
    Cecilia F.

    Beautiful mall! I especially enjoyed their deli and wine section. The deli section provides a lot of choices for salami, meats, cheeses and other specialities. They also had a large candy section. The wine section was well sorted and beautiful to look at. The mall is also very big and offer a great range of beauty products, clothes and accessories. Prime location, so there's always a lot of people.

    Alexandre C.

    It's an interesting shopping centre where they sell many labels items. So that means prices are high. There are many large floors housing clothes, household article, restaurant, small supermarket, bakery etc. We bought a travel water boiler because we like to drink tea in our hotel room as we forgot the one we have at home! A sales staff member was very friendly but two others were very reserved!

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    Staying in Alexanderplatz, it's such a shame that I only found out about this place in the end of my stay in Berlin.

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    Die Hackeschen Höfe

    4.3(104 reviews)
    0.6 kmMitte
    €€

    Die Hackeschen Höfe is a building complex with eight courtyards located in the Scheunenviertel…read more(Barn Quarter*) between Rosenthaler Straße and Sophienstraße in the Mitte area of Berlin. The building was opened in 1906, with an Art Nouveau facade, and mixed use commercial and residential spaces. After a period of disuse and damage following WWII, a revitalization started in 1993 which included extensive restoration. Today about 40 businesses call this location home--with a similar blend of vendors, including cafes, a theater, residential apartments, and a variety of retailers (apparel, shoes and accessories, home goods and furniture, art galleries, toys, stationery and a salon). For food there are a few restaurants, a couple bakeries and confectioneries, a gourmet food store and a coffee shop. Although the hours on g-maps show 9-10am, opening times for individual stores varies, so check prior to arriving. Especially on weekends when some opening times start closer to noon. When I arrived at 9am on a Sunday morning most places were closed, with the exception of Maison de Souvenirs, which although geared towards tourists, I enjoyed perusing because of the local and regionally made souvenirs they carried. Around 9:30am a couple of other shops started stirring, including a cafe, apparel store and gallery though only the cafe had opened by 9:45am. The courtyards are worth wandering around for 10 minutes to appreciate their unique architecture, though I didn't stay longer since most stores opened later. No parking available close by, they recommend arriving via public transit as it's a very busy area. Hackesche Markt S+U-bahn station is a couple minutes by foot, and a number of trams and buses stop nearby too. No public restrooms unless patronizing the couple of restaurants (and maybe the cinema) in this complex. *apparently in the 17th century this used to be the part of town outside of Berlin city walls that stored hay for animals, kept separate from the rest of the city due to fire concerns.

    The store is beautifully appointed. The quality of the product is clear. Alice was exceptional when…read moresharing information and answering questions. Highly recommend stopping in if you are out shopping.

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    Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof - Café in der 5. Etage.

    Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof

    3.7(62 reviews)
    4.0 kmKreuzberg
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    People say that Karstadt has everything. When I ask someone where he or she thinks I can find…read more(insert obscure item here) the answer is almost alway Karstadt. And the recommendation is almost always right. It's a little price-y here, but sometimes it can be worth it. There's also a post office, a grocery store, a DM, and a Hugendubel in here. All your needs in one place.

    Conveniently accessible from the Hermannplatz subway station, Karstadt department store and…read morePerfetto supermarket are one-stop shops to complete most, if not all, your shopping needs of the week. Karstadt carries almost everything, like school supplies, clothing, books, cosmetics, and plenty of chocolate. For the most part, staff is friendlier than other stores I've shopped. Perfetto grocery store is one of the better ones I've been to in Berlin, and it's fit my needs. Although, their produce isn't always the best quality, and it has the tendency to be more expensive than outdoor markets. It's pretty much a basic grocery store that's stocked with cheeses, meats, coffee, frozen foods, and yes -- a chocolate section which also has sugar free choices. In addition, there's a small bakery, butcher salad counter that's surrounded with assorted cheeses. On occasion, free samples of salads are offered, and they are delicious (and pricey). It may not be comparable to the all-in-one super stores in The States, but the offerings in both department and market are good enough. It sure beats having to dash to several different stores.

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    Quartier 206

    3.8(28 reviews)
    1.8 kmMitte
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    Beautiful department store in the middle of Berlin…read more I've seen my fair share of fancy and high-end department stores throughout the U.S. and Korea, but Quartier 206 has such a unique character and interior that I devoted time to wandering around the entire department store. I was there to buy some Santa Maria Novella products, and the staff was helpful, accommodating, friendly. Did not blink at my lack of German. Great dept. store - rec. highly!

    Sadly good service is a rare virtue in Berlin...Unpleasant staff. Shouted at me when i opened the…read moredoor 5 min before the opening. Btw the door WAS open. Had to stay in the street and wait before they let me in....security guy barked at me when i bite my sandwich in the hallway and pointed to some card that apparently said "no food!" Ok but the girl next to me ate her food and had no problem))) never mind I thought...luxury stores in Berlin have strict policies, behave yourself))) so 10 minutes later i could finally enter the perfume department. I searched for a specific perfume, named it 5-6 times to the assistant but he kept rolling his eyes as if i just made it up and know nothing of niche perfume brands...))) had to google it and show the picture to prove that the perfume exists! This very fact kind of perplexed him)) Bottom line: i didnt feel comfortable at all, the experience is not worth it. Gallerie la fayette next door is better. PS: and no the selection of perfumes did not impress me at all. Online retailers from Munich and Hamburg offer a much more interesting selection.

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