Manufaktura, Prague

In a town with a GAZILLION touristy gift shops , I liked this one best. It's part of a chain and you'll see many stores like this all over town. They sell beautiful and sophisticated wood toys, the most beautiful I've seen in all of Prague. If you want a souvenir or a special gift for someone from your trip to Prague stop in their wood toys department. They have Amazing things that I haven't found in other stores.

I love this store.. Handmade goods and Vintage wooden toys. I vist every time i am in Prague.. Its my favourite. The products are excellent in quality.

Got a gift for a souvenir there. Plenty of products for all needs. They helped me to choose one, was nice. Prices are pretty affordable.

I love this shop. Many typical Czech products, good quality and a taste of old times

By far the worst shopping experience i have had. After making my purchase of 4 items(two of which were gift sets, containing 3 items each), I asked for two more smaller shopping bags, since their paper bags were so thin and I was worried that they might rip during the walk back to my hotel, and i could use the extra bags, as my purchases were gifts for my family back home. The cashier pointed agressively at the items bought, split open the double-bagged items and angrily exclaimed "WHY!" As I was explaining that I was worried that the bags may rip and was ready to pay for the extra bags, she rolled her eyes and angrily proceeded to separate the doubled-bags. Both of them were a bit ripped, but she didn't care. She slammed down 2 smaller shopping bags in front of me, motioned in a "do it yourself" kind of way to use the two small bags and put them inside the ripped larger bag. Then, she crossed her arms and rolled her eyes at me. I was quite surprised at this time. Nevertheless, I separated my purchases into the two smaller bags and left. To no surprise, the bag did rip during the walk back to the hotel. My presents were scratched and one of the shampoo caps were broken. Although furious, I knew that my chances of getting a decent customer service at this store were slim. So I simply walked back, smiled at the cashier, and asked for her name. She answered "Kristina" with a big smirk and waved me away. Your move, Manufaktura.