I only come here because it's the only mall in the area…read more Good thing it has H&M, however, you don't find the full collection or all the sizes that you find in the other stores in the city. Zara is opening soon (yay!) It has McDonalds. The italian restaurant in the first floor along with the eiscafe are good choices

The overall mall is fine, as far as German malls go. There's an h&m, Zara, Douglas, etc. but it's…read morenothing to write home about. Since I can't find an entry for the nail salon, I'm writing a review for it here. It's called L.A. Nails, "American Style" (good one). The staff is super unfriendly, and doesn't greet, acknowledge, or speak to you unless spoken to. I came in looking to get tips in a neutral and opaque color. After the nail tech convinced me to get a different technique than I originally wanted, she began manhandling my nails to the point where my nail beds began to bleed. She then proceeded to put NAIL GLUE on the wounds. The color selection was extremely poor, and she tried to sell me a tacky pink color instead of the beige I wanted. She treated me like I was an imbecile for pointing out that this color wasn't beige, and did a horrible job applying it. I pointed out several spots she missed, which led her to talk pointedly to her colleague in a language I did not understand. It was quite clear that she was talking about me, however. Finally, they do not take card, and the advertised discount for first-time customers for some inexplicable reason did not apply to me (the first-time customer). Not even remotely worth the 40€, and I sincerely hope I don't get an infection from the nail glue on my open cuts. Awful, awful place.

The night flea market was really rad. Buy yourself a beer there and wonder through all sorts of…read morelittle used and selfmade things while listen to vintage loud music. Everything is a little pricey tho. I found a cool homemade postcard for my girlfriend that was really expensive but whatever.. you can never spend enough money on art.

A big giant modern mall. There are all sorts of stores and a food court on the top floor. Great for…read morewarming up on a cold day, people watching, or shopping. Unlike American malls that are withering symbols of the 1980s, the small is thriving, vibrant and alive. Overall cleanliness: excellent. Free Wi-Fi in the mall

The Mall of Berlin is a wonderful place to shop, walk around and stop for a quick bite to eat…read more We came here to clear our heads and to walk around after a brief rest-bit in our nearby hotel to get orientation. It has a multi story setup, along with some stores in the basement. There are several food options, along with Mickey D's

Generic mall, paranoid security. Went in to see if they had charging adapters and got followed…read morethroughout. They stopped me to look at a left over donut I had brought in. Not a friendly shopping experience.

Date of visit: May 31, 2024…read more We were staying near this store while in Berlin and stopped in to see what it was about. For the Americans reading this, it was in the vein of Macy's or maybe even a step above, like a Dillard's or Nordstrom's. The store was in very nice condition, from the floors to the fixtures and general upkeep of the store. The prices on the clothing were definitely out of my realm, especially once factoring in the exchange rate from the Euro! I was a little bummed that there wasn't anything affordable that I could bring back for myself, especially a brand that you don't see here in the States, but that just wasn't happening. The one section you should check out is the candy and food as those prices seemed far more reasonable for what you were getting. As we still had two countries to go, we opted not to purchase anything here; had Berlin been our final stop, I would have selected some things to take home as souvenirs. Despite spending 20-25 minutes in the store, not a single employee approached or interacted with us in any way, even the severe-looking woman working just a couple tables away from us in the men's clothing section. Guess she knew I wasn't going to buy anything, either!

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.

This place is awesome. Reminds me of home when you look at every corner and see TJ Maxx and…read moreMarshals,

I did a double take when i saw this... in the US they are TJ Maxx. A web search indicates same…read morecompany, just one letter off. OK, whatever. Inside, a vast improvement over the US version: Way better looking clothing items, a far nicer interior build out and the same cost-conscious approach to retail goods. I got a nice messenger bag for my laptop among other small purchases in my first trip there. Great location right near the Ubahn station too.