Stopped in here last Saturday afternoon at about 4:45pm. NOT a good time to try to shop there. The…read morestore was absolutely mobbed and it's a small store. Granted there is an upper level but the store dimensions are narrow & long. I would like to go back when it wasn't as crowded so I should actually buy something. I wasn't about to stand in the 10 deep line. I would compare it to a cross between a Dollar Store & an IKEA. Weird mix of items.

Would like to say how honest and trust worthy the staffs are at Hema Zeil Frankfurt. My mother and…read moreI came in to the store on a Monday morning on 24 th October 2018 around 11:00am. She had paid and forgotten her envelope on the counter inside with around 1000 euros. The shop manager had reported to the police incase we had been there. We went back in to ask and they said can you identify the envelope and what was inside and gave it back to us. As tourist this is a miracle to had found our money back. Just wanted to say a big thank you to the manager on duty that day and gave smiles on our faces this whole holiday!!! Thank you your a star and deserves great karma!

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!

This place is the 99 cent store version of the United States. It's rare to find stores like this…read morethat sell things for one Euro. I came in here three times on my latest trip. And bought a bottle of Powerade most other stores sell for 2 Euros. Europe seems to lack Gatorade and this is a luxury. The second thing I bought was a one Euro tiny/slim belt because I could find my belt in my luggage and I go without a belt when going through airport security. So thus far, Euroshop thanks for filling two cheap needs. I also bought a tiny bicycle lock from here to lock my bag. Basically, if you're looking for a item, more stationary, nick nack or something semi-useful and think it might be sold for one Euro, you might be in luck here. This store does actually sell useful items, as oppose to so many useless dollar stores around.

This store is good for allthe little things! This tedi is on the smaller side but still a good…read morestore!

Tedi is the equivalent of any Dollar Tree type place you would find in the U.S. A good variety of…read moreitems to include seasonal trinkets. The Christmas stuff sell out QUICK so be careful.