Came here for lunch on a weekday, and sadly, most of the stalls were not open so it kind of limited our options. But the places where we did eat were pretty good- at Bone, we got this very delicious vegetable and chickpea stew. And then we got dessert at Rosa Canina, an organic ice cream place. read more

Very good variety of food and drinks on Thursday night. I had some wines, a burger some sushi and some Korean snacks. I will definitely come back :) read more

only a scatter of stores were open when we went on a weekday afternoon, but the pasta booth was bustling and served up wonderful ravioli read more

Markthalle Neun - Public Markets Near Me - Berlin, BE

On a weekday at lunch time, several of the vendors were closed, and overall the ones that were didn't offer much in terms of unique German foods or things that you could make a meal out of. Two of us ended up getting dumplings/German potato salad/etc. from one of the vendors in the back, and then one of us got barbecue from another vendor. The only other booth of interest had sushi. We also got Fritz Kolas from one of the vendors on a corner. You can also access the supermarket/grocery store from inside here where we got two separate one liter bottles of still water for less than one USD with tax. I wouldn't go out of my way to add this to my list of things to do in Berlin if you're here on vacation. read more

The coolest location for street food events. From Vegan ice-cream, to Amazing spare ribs, you can enjoy everything here. For parents, there is a small playing ground available, and the live music will keep you entertained. read more

I came when it was just too crowded. Hated it. So I won't mention the irritating goateed hipsters in their stupid fedoras. Or the douche bags with their kilts, beards and man buns. I also won't write about the lines that prevented me from trying multiple vendors. Or the inability to actually sit down in a seat so I could eat and enjoy my food. So, go during off hours. I'm not sure when that is. Or have a nightmare, like I did. We had a cheese plate; some Asian dumplings; some dim sum style steamed buns. Also, homemade ice cream. I guess it was ok. When stuff is that hectic, I can't tell if the food is bad, or people can't cook correctly with huge lines. Or maybe I just can't enjoy the food because of the hell. I don't recommend this place if you can't figure out when to go when they're not slammed. read more

Where do I start and how do I finish? I really don't know the answer to either question. All I can really tell you is that this kaleidoscope of a street food and drink market is the coolest, most happening place in Berlin. There's so much to eat and drink, you really won't know where to start. It's certainly all about sustainability and as well as consumption (not the disease) there're workshops - many in English. Set in and around Lausiterplatz a couple of times a year (although in indoor part at Markthalle neun is on every week at Eisenbahnstraße) if you happen to be in Berlin then pop along. You'll probably get off at Gorlitzer U-bahn and have to dodge the drug sellers (you'll know them when you see them), but the locals take this in their stride and so should you. In fact part of the fun of this bio-market is watching the Berliners just doing their bohemian thing. I really don't know if they're trying too hard to be cool, or whether they get out of bed that way? I'm still trying to work it out, but in the end I soon put that to one side and tucked into my bratwurst from a pig called Hilda, a slice of lemon gateaux, some tapas and a smoked fish dish - all gulped down with a beautifully robust organic German wine and a Dunkel or two :-) read more

Saturday Market: OK but not worth a trip I'd read a lot of amazing reviews of this market, but almost all for the street food markets on Thursday or Friday nights, which I haven't managed to catch on a Berlin visit yet. However, I saw that the market should still be running on a Saturday afternoon, so we decided to head over to grab lunch at one of the many stalls. I had a really hard time finding out who would be there on a Saturday, so wasn't sure what to expect. To be honest, coming from London, and was expecting something like Borough Market. On a Saturday, at least, that was a bit of a stretch. There were 5-10 stalls selling prepared food with another handful selling meat, fish, cheese, or wine. We scoped past everything to evaluate where to get food for lunch, and ruled out the BBQ place because the queue looked about 30-45 minutes, and I needed vegetarian food. We ended up eating at Sironi, which was a solid 4 out of 5 stars (separate review), for very tasty foccacia at a reasonable price. Basically, I wouldn't bother travelling over for this market on a Saturday if you regularly have access to a gourmet market, but if you're nearby, there is plenty to enjoy. read more

I've been here for streetfood Thursday once and I loved it so I had high expectations. The market opens at 10am and we arrived at 11am and although it was a sunny morning the place wasn't packed so that was great. There are plenty of options but I have to say with me being a sweet/healthy breakfast eater there wasn't that much choice for me. Many vendors sold dishes that were heavy on the meaty side so it's perfect if you want more kind of brunch food I guess. In the end I went for a Greek "porridge" called Asure which consisted of lentils, bulgur, raisins, figs and many spices that gave it a very interesting flavor. Not 100% sweet but also not really savoury. Not the cheapest thing (5€) but the portion was rather big. Prices usually range from 2-6€ but you mostly get small portions so you are able to try more than one dish. After that I went for a morrocan pancake with a date paste and an almond-arganoil paste in top and mint tea on the side. Hell yes! Especially the almond topping was heavenly!!! I would suggest to come pretty early because the vendors can run out of food, bring cash and enjoy! :) read more

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I got the Salat wrap since I desperately craved some greens and my friends got a Currywurst and a cheese plate. The price was very reasonable and the place got a relaxing vibe. The food was tasty and the business-owners were super friendly. It's a more Brooklyn place than Brooklyn, but the price is not crazy at all. read more

Great place for trying new foods and hip places as well as getting a quick bite with friends. Get here early for food no matter what event it is, it always gets more full and lines get longer. I have come to the breakfast and the thursday street food thursday events and like them both. Wish there were more breakfast options but it is a fun atmosphere anyway. I am SO surprised I haven't written a review yet. Great place! read more

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This place is good on Thursday nights when they do Street Food Night, I like the stand with the Taiwanese buns. There's a good place to get beer there too. Very touristy, but still very fun! read more

I'm a huge sucker for large markets with lots of food stands, drinks, and small shops. Needless to say I was a huge fan of Markthalle Neun. If you're looking for a lot of variety, it's a great place to check out. There wasn't a ton of seating but it also wasn't hard to find an area to eat. If you're a tourist, it doesn't hurt to check out and fill up on some food before the nightlife. read more

Foodie fun on Thursday nights! But get there early as many choices sell out. We were victims of our own late arrival and indecision...we ended up liking our Oma Marie pies alright, and were suprised to meet our vendor from Virginia, USA, but wished we would have had time to sample more of the yumminess that it looks like we missed. Quite a wide variety of cuisine...wanted to try more but had not the time. Be sure to stock up on plenty of euro as the venue is cash only from what we could tell. I LOVED our hand-crafted Gin Fizz from the bar to the right as soon as you walk in the door...the one with the sign that says "Bar" above it. Wow!!! Best Gin Fizz I have ever had in a thirty-year drinking career. (Then again, maybe it was just the fact that I wanted some ICE after a week in Berlin and this was the best way to obtain some giant, perfect ice cubes!) Event attracts all ages - tourists, locals, families, singles - and appears to be a great gathering place for friends to meet for food and drink. Go enjoy! read more

STREET FOOD THURSDAYS! great atmosphere, a little hot (i feel like theres no air conditioning in berlin). it seems like a big place with alot of little stalls, but its not. ive tried pretty much all there was to try, since i went there for three consecutive weeks. i suggest getting a drink and then browsing around to see what you can eat. drunchies are always a plus read more

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Huge variety of things! Very fun! Def recommend the currywurst. Also, the alcoholic green juice, wow, why hasn't anyone thought of that in the US? read more

Amazing, my husband and I went around 7pm on a Thursday night and had a blast trying different foods and drinks! Sooo much variety!

A wonderful community institution: part restaurant, part food market, part hang-out. Lots of small vendors have stands in a lovely 19th century market hall. Various events throughout the week including farmers market on Tuesday and Saturday and Street Food Thursday's, which really bring the crowds. My favorite stands include the Italian pizzeria and bakery, and the ice cream stand in the back corner. Heiden Peters, a local Berlin craft brewery, also has a small bar in one of the back corners that serves a rotating assortment of their latest beer. read more

Basically Smorgasburg Berlin. The food is varied and very, very good. The prices are humane. read more

Markt Halle is always a good time, always. You go with friends, grab a pale ale and search for what your taste buds are craving for that evening. There are so many people from all over there that it's really a great place to feel how international Berlin really is. When I first went here I thought WOW I'm coming here all the time: the people, the incredible food, the atmosphere, what could be stopping me from coming here every week? Well it's that you'll be spending a lot of money for usually a little amount of food. Be prepared to spend at least 20 eur just on yourself, and you'll probably still be hungry. Don't get me wrong I love me some markt Halle but the price is the real kicker. Every time I think to go there I think, should I spend 20 eur on food I'm about to try? Or should I go to some rockin restaurant in Berlin and get damn good food that leaves you goin "yeah that was delicious" ? I usually go with the latter question after having gone to markt Halle about a hand full of times now. After my experience I would recommend getting desert or drinks there though instead, and get dinner somewhere else! read more

Favorite place to take visitors, especially on street food Thursdays. Such a variety of foods, you can't go wrong! It does get crowded on Thursday so I would plan to go earlier or later. read more

Been visiting Markthalle Neun for years and it gets better. The produce stalls are a very nice touch. Nice variety of quality food during the week and plenty of seating. Prices are fair to slightly high and service is generally friendly which is A+! I'm giving it 1 star because the woman at the entrance of the toilets always DEMANDS 50 cents for the toilet. It's illegal to aks people to pay for the toilet where food and beverages are served!! And I normally pay, no problem, BUT when you demand it? And get upset when someone doesn't pay? ILLEGAL!! read more

I really enjoyed this market, so many food vendors just a great food selection. It was pretty crowded, but the people were friendly and having a good time. When they close there are a few bars in front in case you still want to get a drink. read more

Thursdays are crowded but people don't know you can go any other day during the week! Same vendors and food! Certain items were either a little pricey or decent. Good variety. Good tastes. Definitely fun and a great experience. read more

This Markthalle was recommended by my tour guide as having the best pulled pork sandwich in Europe, so I had to check it out. And it was oerfect timing as it was a Thursday and this is only on Thursday nights. The Markthalle was very lively with a ton of people. The line for the sandwich was very long, but well worth the wait. It was an excellent pulled pork sandwich. read more

Wonderful collection of food stands. The käsespätzle can be very good but be careful because sometimes they overdo it with the salt. Very nice goulash in a dinkel roll - a little too much bread though. Great craft beer selection - tried the berkstein and IPA from hops and barley - the berkstein was great, the IPA left something to be desired. Beef empanadas from criolla were pretty good. Pulled pork on a slice of bread with balsamic vinegar from the Italians was lacking pork - poo poo stingy chefs. It was an amazing first night of stadt land food festival - I've never seen so many food stands covering blocks and blocks as far as the eye could see - fantastic to see so many people enjoying good food. Unfortunately the lines were long at many stands and they kicked us out at 10pm - literally, 'leave now and clean up your mess while your at it or the neighbors will complain, but come back tomorrow as he farmers will be here.' Not very nice but eventually you get over the pushiness. read more

Food experience for all foodies out there, big stuffed smoked burger/bun is a must though, with fruity sauce. I recommend Street Food Thursday's. They also organise other themes like beer and sausage festival and so on, keep your eyes open! read more

Thursday evening that's the place to be. Food (often ecological) from Berlin, Brandenburg, Italy, Turkey, USA, New Zealand etc. Food is good but sometimes a bit overpriced. Quite crowded and a bit loud. read more

As far as food markets go, this is a pretty good one. The stalls don't always open exactly when they say they will, and there aren't a ton of options that are open on a regular basis, but they host a multitude of really nice food festivals and their street food Thursdays are great. read more

very nice and cool place - and as a guy without a beard you totally stand out! great food, nice wine, great great atmosphere. And I finally was able to taste the great food of J. Kinsky. fantastic. will be back next time I am in Berlin. read more

It's an amazing experience to go from vendor to vendor and try the delicious food. From burgers, to oysters a very wide spectrum of food. Vegan or meat lover, there is a lot to try for everyone at Markthalle Neun. Prices tend to be high at the vendors who are facing the middle part of the market. Don't ignore treasures hiding in the corners. read more

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Love this sales hall with both restaurants, bakeries, supermarket, flower shop, bar and café! I had some ice-cream that was absolutely delicious and great coffee. A superb place to take a break from all the walking one does in this walk-able city! read more

Busy, lots of energy on a Thursday evening. Good selection of stalls selling different kinds of street food. Enjoyed what I had but it's enough for a single visit and I so far don't plan to return. Grab a table while you can, they go fast. read more

Great place for lunch and easy to get to by public transportation. We had a great charcuterie board with premium cuts of aged ham and cheeses for 6.5 euros. On Thursday evenings they have a street food fair till 10 pm where you can taste it all within one great hall. Take the U2 to markisches Museum stop, then take bus 165 to Eisenbahnstraße then walk two blocks to the Market. Great place to be especially on a rainy day read more

I love this place. The rustic place itself has it's charm, and it is just jam packed with delicious food of all kinds. I go to Markthalle Neun every time I come to Berlin. If you go there for nothing else, then go there for the Big Stuffed BBQ food. read more

Extensive variety of food and drink from around Europe made for you to enjoy on the spot or to take home to prepare in your kitchen. An international crowd with lots of cute guys here and there. Not enough parking opportunities for your bike. Not too crowded inside. read more

As a visitor I give it 5 stars because of the food variety and ambience. It's a bit off the beaten path so you get more locals. All kinds of food and everyone is laid back. read more

They have a great range of events here! They always support local organizations and always have good selection of good food. One always needs to pay an entry fee, and the last time I went, it was 3 euros. They don't have student discounts, so that's a bummer, considering I'm a student, and I'm used to seeing one everywhere in Germany. But they have a LOT of vegan options, which is a sight for sore eyes for vegans who have to go everywhere to get the basic food they need. One not so good thing is that it seems to be crowded all the time, and the places to sot down and eat run out really quickly. It's a little far from where I live, too. But the visit is absolutely worth it. There's also a really nice cafe right next to Markthalle Neun, so if you feel cold in the winter, you can rush in and have a warm coffee. read more

Perfect to just hang around on a lazy weekend and try out the specialities, shop some home with you. Very relaxed feel to this whole thing. Try the craft IPA beer in the corner from tap! read more

Been here many times... usually whenever I'm in Berlin, which is often. Tons of great food choices and all different cuisines. The beer bar in the back is a great option as well, local craft beers fresh on tap. Look for the Taiwanese steamed buns those are my favorite! read more