Bereket Market has lots of fresh and tasty looking veggie lined up front. And inside you can find…read moreall the stables you need to make a good meal. It is a Turkish specialty market, so you will also find delicious eastern spices, cheese and bread. The price is cheaper than other grocery store in the area. It is my go to place for all my grocery needs.

Of all the Turkish markets in Neukölln, this one almost always has the lowest prices. Plus, the…read morequality of the produce is fresher and more reliable than nearby Eurogida (U8 Boddinstr.) So I venture further past Leinestr. to Bereket, so that I can be sure I'm getting the freshest herbs, fruits, and vegetables for the best price. This is our favourite market on Hermannstraße.

An incredibly nice grocery store just 50 or so meters from the Kufürstendamm. It has everything you…read moremight want and much more.

Ok I'm familiar with other European chains from travel this one I hadn't heard of before and it was…read morea half block from our hotel and I need to stock up on yummy German chocolates before we left. Also our city guide recommended this place for a cheap and quick bit to eat for lunch. As you walk in there are chairs and a bakery counter but you can also order a hot meal here. I got schnitzel and my husband got some sort of meatloaf. It was pretty solid and tasty and didn't set us back too much cost wise. Apparently this place is popular because a stream of locals came in not long after we ordered and paid. After eating we went in the store to look around because I love to explore grocery stores in other countries I know I might be kind of weird that way. Its well laid out with a pretty nice variety of fresh fruits and veggies. They were also setting up their Christmas candies (advent calendars anyone?) Checking out was quick efficient and pretty quick, they also take credit cards so another plus for that. As we left we stopped by the bakery counter again as I was eying a pretzel as we came in. I ordered on of those and my husband got a cruller which is called something entirely different in German. All in all the bakery counter for the win! If you want some baked goods or some cheap and quick eats I'd certainly check this place out.

Vixen is a clean supermarket. As I visited Germany in 2016, I had the pleasure to shop at this…read moreplace. People are friendly and provide good service. You can find Turkish & Middle Eastern foods. The packages are bigger than that of grocery stores like Rewe and Aldi . I searched for rice & they have it. So buy your bread, cheese, fresh produce from this place.

A great store to find specialty middle eastern items and spices. They have one of my favorite…read morethings which is crushed nuts in honey. It's way cheaper than I'm used to too.

One of my favorite grocery stores In Berlin. I can't believe I kept passing right by them every…read moretime I was in the neighborhood. It's a standard grocery store but they rank high in quality. I also like the fact their products are diverse. I am a fan of a few of their products, I would love to stash a few items in my pantry or fridge.

I was so happy when I realised there was a Löv flagship store in Berlin! Not only a full assortment…read moreof these fantastic organic teas in their beautiful tins and tea bags, but also something that is impossible to get in Sweden (and thus flaws the whole idea of organic...) - refill for those tins! They also sell useful tea-musts, like timers, pretty cups etc. The medium sized store is beautifully decorated and the staff very helpful. Haven't tried Löv tea yet? You really must! Why not Almond rooibos or Red fruits, they're amazing and flavourful. Not the cheapest of teas, but worth every penny for your wallet, tastebuds and the planet.

Edeka is one of my favorite grocery stores in Berlin. Service is friendly, efficient, and…read moreprofessional. I loved the fact that this grocery store was super organized, clean and how diverse and extensive their products were. I found a few favorite items that I would have love to stash in my pantry and fridge. I went to a few different locations and they were all a winner in my book.

Oh wow, this Rewe is so organized and huge! They have various choices inside the shop. From regular…read morefood to organic. There is a self-services food stand that people could pick up what they like to have in one box for a quick meal and it looks delicious and healthy. It is also a greta place to buy organic and high quality food products. The general cost here I would say is higher than Lidl or some others. But I enjoy to do my grocery shopping here, I noticed that I am almost more aware with which food I should buy.

Not a huge market, but the first I visited in Berlin so take that into account. There were were…read moreonly a couple of produce stalls, so it really isn't that sort of market. Other than a woman selling Turkish sweets it was mainly cloths, art and nick nacks. However, there were a number of prepared food stalls and probably want you want to come here for instead of the produce. Everything from fish, falafel, Turkish things, curry wursts, and other assorted things. I had my first curry wurst here. I looked for the longest line and just got in the end of it. I got the basic one with pomes and Ketchup. It was fine, but didn't rock my world. I understand this is a city street food item, but I think you need to grow up with them or have the late night cravings to really appreciate them. ON the other hand, I also had my first Gozelme here (needs an umlat over the "O"). Again, I found the food stall with the longest line and tried what they had. This was almost my undoing as I got their last spinach and cheese one. It was heaven! Spicy, and tasy. This was serious jet lag/hang over next day type snack for me. Can't wait to try them at other places or maybe I'll just come back to Hackescher to wait in line to get one here again.

I had the best Schokocroissant in my life here. I don't really know what more I can say. I think…read morethere's only the one stand that sells them along with a variety of baked goods, and the guy also offered me a sample of something which I didn't end up buying but did enjoy. I actually like the fact that it's so small. Even though it's in a pretty touristy location, I never found it to be too crowded (even on a nice day!), and it wasn't overwhelming with too many offerings.