Stopped in here on a whim on our way to dinner at Scotch N Soda (see their 5 star review too). It…read morewas just about 6:45pm and the gentleman shopkeeper was already vacuuming to close for the night. We asked if the store was still open and if we could come in and he said yes and welcomed us. I have previously passed by this shop and thought it was going to be too expensive and it looked small from the outside. Boy was I wrong. Their prices have something for every budget & there's a whole second floor I didn't know about. The first item I found was a cool T-shirt for only 7€. Luckily I tried it on in one of their dressing rooms and unfortunately it was a little snug. (I have enough of those snug shirts already at home). But instead I found a better shirt for 12€ that fits perfectly and the fabric is sumptuous. My friend who I was shopping with found 4 shirts that fit her & looked great on her. The owner obviously has great taste in what clothes she sells in her shop. I will now be adding this store to my usual shopping route in Weisbaden.

This is a second hand clothing store in the downtown walking district that we stumbled upon while…read morelooking for something to eat. It is not very big - about 500 square feet - but it has some interesting things for sale including leather shoes and jackets, scarfs, jewelry and t-shirts. I didn't find anything because it is geared more toward the 0 - 10 sized crowd, but the owner was very friendly and seemed to speak at least some English.

Great and fabulous treasures and excellent customer services ! Full of jewelry, dishes, silver and…read moreunique items !

Handwerkskunst am Römer is a gorgeous shop full of handcrafted German decorations, ornaments,…read moreclocks, and more. These items are intricate and beautifully crafted and are available at a variety of price points. The owner spent time to explain the options for the clocks and their differences. She answered my many questions. She carefully packaged each of my (many) items and prepared them for travel home. There was a reasonable option to ship, but I had come prepared to bring items home. Each item was itemized on my receipt and I was charged the right amount. This was a great experience and if I was not on a budget, I would have spent so much more. Next time...

The authentic handmade German trinkets that are sold here are beautiful. They have everything from…read moreintricate steins to handmade nutcrackers and cuckoo clocks. All the items are definitely pricey but everything is so beautiful so it can definitely be easy to get carried away. The lady who was helping us was really nice and made sure that she priced the one item we got (which is a beautiful handmade and hand-painted nutcracker king) correctly. A must-visit if you are ever in Frankfurt, Germany and in need of authentic souvenirs.

This is a super cute little souvenir store in Frankfurt, located across the street from the local…read morecathedral. It was the first place in Germany where I saw little ceramic smoker houses. My best friend is married to a German, and my Aunt lived in Germany long ago so German smokers have been a Christmas tradition in our home for years, but seeing these little houses was new to me. I enjoyed looking at them, and also taking in some of the other items for sale. This store in particular seems to specialize in ceramics, and nicer souvenirs as there were very few cheaper items such as magnets and stickers - like you might find in the bigger square on the other side of the Cathedral. Overall I enjoyed this little shop. It wasn't cheap, but the items seemed to be of a higher quality than some of the other touristy stores in the area.

A very good vendor of kitchen wares. I lived on a Krups coffee maker for a long time. I also…read morecurrently carry two Krups grinders. One for coffee proper and the other for spices. Long lasting and simplistically elegant products.

i bought dresses last week at Sari1 during my frankfurt visit, shop is small but they have good…read morequality collections and the dress quality is very good.

TEDi stores are similar to our Dollar Generals, so don't expect fancy, high quality items! This…read moreTEDi is located in the Sachsenhausen area of Frankfurt. I was familiar with the store chain from other cities in Germany, so I dragged my friend there as we perused the cute neighborhood! Anyone who knows me would not be surprised that I was bargain-shopping, even on vacation! Since it was chilly outside, they had several stands in front of the store with hats and gloves. Inside is a fun paradise for frugal shoppers. Several aisles full of everyday items, including hair products, cooking supplies and knickknacks. They had a great Christmas section with cute candles and decorations. I did not see anything I couldn't live without in America, but I would definitely be a regular shopper if I lived in Frankfurt. Clean, bright store and low prices!