I am an artist in the Wiesbaden area. I drive to Frankfurt every couple of months to stock up on…read moresupplies. I love the selection in this store. My favorite supplies are always much cheaper at Bosner then at my small local art store or online. They also have free coffee in the book department upstairs. That said, I am changing my five-star rating to a one. I think the staff on the floor are really friendly and helpful. The store is always clean, and it is a pleasure to shop. The downside is checking out. I have only ever been checked out by one woman... and she is miserable. She is the lady with gray and pink hair. She only works the checkout, so you can't avoid her. Every experience at checkout has been bad, but I always thought she was just having a bad day, but after a year, it is more than just a bad day. Today I got all the items I needed to included many Copic markers. A lady working in that department saw me and gave me a complimentary storage case. She said it was free as I was buying so many markers. I went to check out, and there was only one line available. First, she was angry that I had a VAT form. Then she looked at the case that the girl gave me, and told me I could not have it, as I didn't buy enough. She took it and threw it on the other side of the counter. I then tried to explain that the girl the department gave it to me and, she then said she didn't know English. (These storage containers are not an item that they sell, and I had bought 300 euros worth of merchandise.) When she was done checking me out, she gave me another dirty look, and said, "what else do you need?" I said nothing, and she literally took ten minutes getting me my receipt. I love this store... but it is not worth it anymore. As much as I enjoy this store, having to deal with this woman ruins the experience. I am going back to paying a little more, buying on-line, and not having to make the drive every couple of months.

This place is amazing to a Brit like me. A proper toy shop and it covers three floors!…read more If you are young at heart you could spend a whole day in here. From the latest expensive robots, board games and train sets to traditional puppets and smaller items for stocking fillers etc. It's quite incredible. The downside is if you have kids in tow, there's likely to be an argument or two as you try to drag them away from all the shiny things. Sometimes the layout can be a bit overwhelming too. There's so much choice it's difficult to know where to start, so I hope you're not in a hurry when you go.

The weren't opened like they were advertised what a shame the place looked great!…read more Call the day before just to make sure they'll be open. They have so many great little ceramics that aren't like your typical ones. I will for sure try this store when I come back.

Lovely craft goods market in Frankfurt with gifts, wood crafts, ceramics, steins, glassware, and a…read moreton of 'traditional' and curio things. A lovely elder couple owns and operates the shop, their English isn't great but we communicated just fine with my broken German and their funny English. It is cash only, and some expensive items like massive steins and glassware can drain the Euro's fast...so bring funds! I got a cool .5L stein, a few shot glasses, and some other gifts...one of my buddies got a 3.0L stein...damn that's a lot of beer kids...not for the faint of heart! Really enjoyed this shop and ended up stopping in twice during the trip. A gem!

This darling boutique is dangerously close to my high school…read morebestie's apartment. By dangerous, I mean it is so close that shopping daily is hard to avoid. Norwegian lost my luggage and thankfully this shop saved me. Their buyer has fabulous eye for style and modernly chic clothing. They were so kind to ensure that I had what I needed for my bestie's wedding on Saturday and rehearsal dinner on Friday. I will definitely be back! Thanks so much to the staff for their help and hugs!! Xo See y'all next year when I'm back in ! Signed with love of and , @TheOriginalCharlestonian @CSLEW_IS