Karlsruhe / Germany
Das Zierwerk on Hengstplatz in Karlsruhe-Durlach carries home accessories and design pieces for a room.
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Karlsruhe / Germany
Das Zierwerk on Hengstplatz in Karlsruhe-Durlach carries home accessories and design pieces for a room.
Best for Home accessories and design pieces
Beiertheim-Bulach, Karlsruhe
Druckerei Butz & Bürker prints and finishes stationery, cards and packaging from its Beiertheim-Bulach workshop, offering techniques such as embossing and foil stamping alongside standard offset runs. The business calls itself a Traditionshaus for print and refinement, run under owner Winfried Karcher.
Best for Custom printing, embossing and foil stamping
Karlsruhe / Germany
Glore on Waldstrasse in Karlsruhe gives 190 square metres to the labels making sustainable fashion now.
Best for Labels making sustainable fashion
Karlsruhe
Goldschmiede Dauber designs and makes rings, chains and commissioned jewelry in its own Karlsruhe manufaktur, with goldsmith Max Dauber taking each piece from sketch to finished metal. The workshop treats every order as a one-off built to the customer's specification rather than pulled from stock.
Best for Custom-made gold jewelry and wedding rings
Palmbach, Karlsruhe
Goldschmiede R. Killinger works out of Karlsruhe's Palmbach district, making and repairing jewelry to individual designs in its own atelier. The site publishes its workshop history and takes commissions directly, running as a small, appointment-based operation rather than a walk-in chain store.
Best for Custom jewelry design and repair
Karlsruhe
Good Karma Coffee has roasted fresh daily in Karlsruhe since 2013, sorting its beans into Bright, Medium, and Dark profiles. Its Solum Cascara lemonade, made from dried coffee-cherry skin, turns a usual waste product into a drink.
Best for Daily-roasted coffee and cascara lemonade
Good Karma Coffee has roasted fresh daily out of Karlsruhe since 2013, organizing its catalogue around three roast categories — Bright, Medium, and Dark — that map directly onto flavor profiles the company describes as fruity, fruity-chocolate, and chocolate-spicy, a simpler system than the usual filter-versus-espresso split. The roastery itself, on Elsa-Brändströmstraße, opens to the public only on Fridays from 10am to 6pm and Saturdays from 10am to 1pm, when customers can drink a coffee on-site or pick up an online order paid for in advance. Beyond the core roasts, the company has built out a 'Candyshop' line of unusually sweet, intense single-origin lots treated as their own category rather than folded into the regular range. It has also pushed into byproducts: a Solum Cascara lemonade, made from the dried skin of the coffee cherry — the part of the plant most roasters discard — turns a waste stream into a separate soft drink. A partnership with kAnola, a Karlsruhe granola maker, adds a chocolate-coffee granola built with cocoa and raw cane sugar from Colombia. The shop also stocks brewing hardware, including Comandante hand grinders, positioning Good Karma as much an equipment retailer for home brewers as a roaster in its own right.
Weststadt & Oststadt, Karlsruhe
iaro opened in 2020 as a small window café in Karlsruhe, founded by Armin Zandieh and Nabila, before building its own roastery in 2022. Its signature Muriqui espresso now anchors two locations plus barista workshops.
Best for Muriqui espresso and barista workshops
iaro started in 2020 as a small window café in Karlsruhe, opened by co-founders Armin Zandieh and Nabila, and didn't begin roasting its own coffee until 2022, when the company built out its in-house roastery. That two-year gap between opening the counter and controlling the roast shows in how the menu is structured now: Muriqui, the modern signature espresso, sits alongside Oso as an easier entry point and Cotorra as the decaf option, each named rather than numbered, and each also sold as Nespresso-compatible capsules for home use. The original café, now called iaro west, is on Sophienstraße; a second location, iaro ost, opened later on Rintheimerstraße, both keeping the same Monday-to-Friday 8am-5pm, weekend 9am-5pm hours. An in-house bakery supplies both sites, baking pastries on-site rather than bringing them in from a separate supplier. Beyond the counter, iaro runs paid instruction — a €129 barista workshop, an €89 latte art class, and a €29 online Barista Basics course — extending the roastery's self-described focus on controlling 'the entire process, from the coffee plant to your cup' into teaching customers to replicate parts of that process themselves.
Karlsruhe / Germany
Little Things on Neureuter Hauptstrasse in Karlsruhe keeps things to give away, and serves coffee alongside.
Best for Things to give away, and a cafe
Kaiserstraße, Karlsruhe
Metzlersche Buchhandlung is an independent bookshop on Karlsruhe's Kaiserstraße, stocking a hand-picked general range from fiction to regional history. The shop takes special orders for out-of-stock titles and has kept its own storefront through decades of change on the street.
Best for General and regional-interest books, special orders
Karlsruhe
Pralina hand-fills pralines and truffles in its Karlsruhe boutique, working seasonal flavors alongside a standing house selection. The shop also carries a delicatessen range, from preserves to specialty teas, chosen to sit alongside the chocolate counter.
Best for Hand-filled seasonal pralines and truffles alongside a delicatessen of preserves and specialty
Karlsruhe
scriptor Brennerei distills gin, whisky and other spirits in Karlsruhe and sells the range through its own shop, organized by category, alongside on-site tastings. The company builds its retail around its own production rather than bought-in bottling from other distillers.
Best for Karlsruhe-distilled gin and whisky
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