Compared with the other review, I must have been very lucky as my experience was quite different…read morefrom hers - actually the best shopping experience ever! The host, who was fluent in English, pleasantly accepted me into the store and went back and forth a few times to dig out more items based on my interest (his grandfather's art pieces); I ended up happily purchasing many of them. He also shared the story of the store history and lovely episodes of his artist-grandpa, and helped on my extended request. After strolling in the world-famous Christmas markets in the area, the ambience of this antique store and the host's remarkable service & warm-witty talk were more than what I could asked for in the middle of the wild crowd. Further, the host understood my taste from our conversation and recommended a local church to visit for serenity. Another huge credit - it was the 2nd best place among my visits in Strasbourg! I thank the owner family for making my first visit to Strasbourg unforgettably wonderful.

FOREIGNERS NOT WELCOME! This Saturday the 15th of June, my…read morehusband and I were visiting Strasbourg for the first time, enjoying all of the shops near the cathedral. We saw this antique store with beautiful items in the window, and decided to look inside for a memento of our trip. We rang the doorbell and entered after they buzzed us in. We do not speak French, so asked the old woman who came to us, in English, if we could take a look at the items in her store. She immediately rolled her eyes at us then started shaking her head in a visibly angry manor, pointing her outstretched arm and boney finger at the door in which we had just entered. She had such a disdained look of disgust on her face as she was looking directly at me. I was so taken aback by her actions. I was confused, embarrassed, shocked at what this old woman had done to us. My husband and I just looked at each other, turned around, and quickly left the store. Honestly, I wanted to cry. I was angry that a person who has a business of selling items to others for a living, could not only treat customers in such a disgusting manor, but also treat people in this manor. This old woman needs to close her doors for good if she feels she can treat others in this distasteful way. SHAME ON HER! My husband and I went into her store with smiles on our faces, and nothing but politeness and respect towards her. I feel in my heart that I absolutely need to let others know what this old woman did to us, and how she sent me away in tears. I feel sorry for this old woman. She must be a very bitter and lonely old person to feel she has the right to treat others like she treated us today. HEED MY WARNING PLEASE, AND DO NOT VISIT THIS ESTABLISHMENT, at least not until this old woman is no longer there. No one should ever be made to feel as bad as she made me feel today. It left a bad taste in my mouth, and a dark blemish on the store in Strasbourg.

Very cute gift shop in Strasbourg, near the Cathedral. The employee was very nice, the gifts were…read morejust what we were looking for.

This spacious antique shop is a great place to look for any vintage items that you may be searching…read morefor. There is another location across the street called Salvage Chic, but Bryantville Antiques has a much larger selection. When we first visited, we were treated so kindly that we spread the word to other family members and friends. If you are in the area and interested in antique or vintage items, I highly suggest you stop by!

I was in luck to find this hat store! They helped me determine the right size and style. I was…read morelooking for one casual and one for rain but ended up getting three hats because this store is amazing. We got an extra scarf too. They also have belts, suspenders and other accessories for both men and women.

Find your one stop shop in Baden Baden for gourmet prepared foods, hard to find ingredients, wine…read moreand fresh produce in the Markt Halle located on the top floor of this high end department store.

A shopping center with multiple levels of fashion, shoes snd accessories in Baden. They have a…read morenumber of high street brands as well as, many German brands. All in all a lovely place and staff were helpful in the shops that we stepped into.

If you want an interesting mix of merchandise at very competitive prices, then Aldi is for you…read more Just past the eastside exist of the Bahnhof, this is the same store you love to visit in the USA. Great produce at good prices and a wide collection of wines and other beverages, it is a fun shop. And they seem to be committed to better service than the normal Aldi store -- two cash registers at work.

This review is from our trip to France/Switzerland/Austria six months ago…read more Among 15 or so pottery shops in this little Alsace pottery town of Soufflenheim, this place gets my vote for being the cutest shop in town award. Whereas many potters have very similar designs and styles (traditional Alsace), this potter offers some uniquely painted potteries which no one else offers--especially "Mexican" Day of the Dead designs. That'll get another vote from me. Of course, all pottery piece is handcrafted and painted. No factory mass-produced pottery has it's place here. That's a given. Storekeeper lady on the day of our visit was very knowledgeable, nice, courteous and friendly. That'll get another vote from me for being a very good business establishment for sure. If you are in Soufflenheim, you most definitely have to visit here. Remember all stores close for lunch from about noon till about 14:30. That's another given in this neck of the woods. Don't worry there's a very nice restaurant offering traditional Alsacienne cuisine nearby as you wait for stores to open back up!!

We bought a ceramic tea pot from Catherine herself over 20 years ago and it is one of prized…read morepossessions. We were recently in Strasbourg on a river cruise, and I'm so sorry we didn't go back to her gallery/studio to view and make another purchase. Maybe next time. Be well, Catherine.