Your favourite for Irish and British foods

It's possible to have an Irish breakfast in Berlin and drink club orange and eat flakes. Amazing. Thank you.

Wunderbarer Laden! Sehr netter Inhaber! Yorkshire Tea, Schokolade Wispa und ich fühle mich glücklich, danke. Gerne wieder!

Fast delivery and well packaged. I'll be back.

Really friendly staff and have plenty of goodies from Ireland and the UK.

Such a sweet, friendly shop - lots of Irish goodies and a good english selection too - shopkeeper was happy to help and was asking us if there is anything... read more else we would want to see in the shop! Great to have a bit of home food amongst all the german Lidl trips.

A great place for all your Irish and British food needs. Also nice to pop in and have a chinwag with the owner while you're shopping.

Great selection of Irish and British food, including the best sausages anyone could want, and some effervescent chat with the marvellous Neil himself. Always leave with far more than we... read more intended.

Great little shop with reasonable prices and really friendly anytime I've visited!

Great wee spot to sniff out hard-to-find delicacies from the Britain and Ireland, including whisk(e)y, gin, beer and of course, Taytos crisps, plus back bacon, sausages, black pudding and gourmet... read more pies! Well-known owner Neil is a font of knowledge and always on hand for a craic. Well worth checking out for any aficionado of British and Irish gourmet goodies and tipples. Very child-friendly business (there's a whole table of chocolatey temptations!), with local online and delivery options also available.

This is a great shop to get all your home comforts from Ireland and the UK. The owner of the shop is super friendly and helpful. We ran into an... read more issue recently with an order and he went out of his way to resolve it for us. We love visiting the shop and would recommend it to anyone living in Berlin looking for some treats from home!

Great shop for your rashers, sausages and pudding

Great service and selection as always! If your reading this and anyone asks again, baking soda is called natron in Germany! That or sell the self raising :D