This is my local organic market but not my preferred one. It is at the end of my street so I tend…read moreto go here for some staples but that's really it. They've got a few items that others haven't got though.

this place is crazy expensive. i still shop there when i have to, but i'd prefer any other bio…read moremarkt in the area. i buy fresh bread here more than anything else. it's only worth going to if you can't find what you need in another bio markt.

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 went here to buy things for an event at work. I generally find supermarkets difficult to judge…read more.. but all in all this location is nice and looks neat under the S-Bahn Bogen. The store is relatively small, but has everything you need. I think the whole organic food scene is still not super transparent and for me it all depends on the items I am getting. I generally like to buy organic fruits (especially when you eat the peal), but the ones I bought here sadly were all still pretty sour (except the apples). The staff was friendly though and the store very organized.

This natural/organic/bio cosmetics store is very small, but inside is a huge variety of lotions,…read moreoils, soaps, sprays everything organic, of course. Always a good place for choosing presents for female friends and yourself. The hit of the month - now they have not only BLACK sheep soap, but also WHITE!

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.

Finding vegan food in certain parts of Berlin can be a challenge. Goodies is a convenient quick…read morestop just a block away from Warschauer Strasse station. I was a little disappointed of the limited gluten-free options. The top two tiers of the cake display as well as the cookies and short breads all contained wheat flour. Only the bottom tier was raw, vegan and gluten-free. On my first visit, there was only one gluten-free cake, on my next visit at least they had three. They do have some additional gluten-free options in the refrigerated section, like chia pudding or chocolate mousse. Flavor wise, the raw cakes are awesome. They use cashew nuts to make the cheezecake filling with no added sugar, only natural sugar from dates or fruit. You get the healthy fat from coconut and walnuts. Guilt-free and nutritious dessert! Between the strawberry mint, chocolate coconut and strawberry rhubarb, it's hard to pick a favorite. The chocolate one was sweeter and the most decadent. Prices are high for Berlin standards, about $7 per slice of cake. Please stop using wheat flour! There are so many gluten-free flours you can use in your cakes to make them healthier.

Yummy cherry streusel and a cappuccino for me and a vegan sandwich and cappuccino for my bf -- a…read moregreat sunny patio. But no washroom for customers, which is kinda inconvenient. They direct you to a public one across the street, but it took my money and failed to open. Argh

From the owner: Der Wurzelwerk e.V. ist eine Einkaufsgemeinschaft, die zwei Bioläden führt. Hier können…read moreVereinsmitglieder zu günstigen Preisen einkaufen, da der Verein nicht gewinnorientiert arbeitet, sondern kostendeckend. Kunden, die nicht in den Wurzelwerk e.V. eintreten möchten, sind auch herzlich willkommen und zahlen den "normalen" Preis.