It's like LPG except you don't feel like killing yourself when you finally get out of there. Just…read morekidding: LPG does make me uncomfortable though, and i love Bio Berlin! Relaxed, small time shopping with calm, helpful staff.

I looks good. But they don't open at 8am. I'm outside right now 8:50am and it's closed…read more Please change that! It's a lie.

If you're looking for a wide variety of organic and healthy foods, check out Alnatura. While DM…read morecarries a lot of their products, it's still limited, whereas the grocery store has, well, a grocery store full of stuff. It's on a level similar to Bio Company, so naturally things are a bit pricier here, but sometimes you can find products that cost less than elsewhere. I also like the open floor-plan here. Whereas a lot of stores are small and cramped, they make good use of the space.

Love this bio market. You name and they got it. They have a great gluten free and vegan section. I…read morecould spend a good hour up in here exploring different products. Now this is the perfect example of how a bio market should look.

LPG Biomarkt is one of the biggest German organic food market chains. Think of WholeFoods or Trader…read moreJoe's, just less fancy and German. They basically started the whole organic food trend years ago, targeting a mainstream audience. Since then, they mostly attract people that either vote for the Green Party or wear Birkenstocks every day. Prices here are on the higher end, but you're guaranteed to get your bread & butter free of any chemical food enhancements, which is actually not so much of a problem in Germany anyway, other than in the US. They also have a Bistro counter where they serve organic buffet lunch all day. I tried the Paprika-Haehnchen mit Kartoffeln (pepper chicken w/ potatoes, 3.50/6.50 Euro) which was decent. Pro tip: if you're a member prices actually cut almost in half.

One of the better organic shops along Schoenhauser Allee. The gluten-frei Buchweizen crackers are…read morecheaper here than Alnatura. The odd -store layout can lead to shopping cart traffic jams. The best place to get cheese in the area as they wrap it in wax paper, so no plastisciers(sp?) can get into your cheese from plastic wrap. Also really good lettuce selection, usually better than Viv.

This was one of the nicest grocery stores I found during my week throughout Germany. The layout is…read morea little funky, but everything's organized really nicely otherwise; it reminds me of a Trader Joe's. The thing I really liked was that they had a bakery up front with really inexpensive rolls and breads.

I am a big fan of so many of the grocery stores in Berlin. I have a few favorites and the Bio…read moreCompany is definitely one of them. They also have an extensive gluten-free section.

Bio Company is the Whole Foods of Germany, and I dig it. There are lots of fake meat products…read moreavailable here that can't be found at regular grocery stores, and they are priced much cheaper than at smaller health food or organic stores. This location is the smallest Bio Company one I have visited. I imagine that's because it is in the middle of a tourist area, with very little residential places in sight. But I am glad it exists. The smoked tofu that I love almost always seems to be on sale, the breads are delicious and priced around the same as the lesser-quality bakeries in the area (who raised prices, it feels like, passed on location), and there is hardly ever a long wait or line, or people in the way, blocking aisles. This makes the location ideal. Of course, I don't live near here, nor is it my closest Bio Company, but it's a short jaunt from work which makes me happy. I will certainly walk the extra 5 minutes beyond F'n'F to get better prices and a better selection

Loved this little market while I stayed in Prenzlauer Berg. Great selection of fresh breads,…read morecheeses and organic household staples

I don't do most of my shopping at Bio Company, though it is my go-to for when I want vegan…read moreessentials (cream cheese, fake meats, etc.) and the occasional baking need (fancy flours or seeds, etc.). Prices can be high for some products, but they have various items on sale from time to time that make it worth buying. This location recently underwent a remodel. I'm not sure how I feel about it yet, as the aisles strike me as a bit more cramped than they were before, but I think the refrigerated section has improved and is labeled better. My only complaint is that they usually only have one register open, and while it's not always super busy, it can get slow.