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.

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.

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

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.

A surprising well stocked store for the size…read more The prices on some things is a little higher - Brodowin milk liters is 20 cents higher, maybe 15 cents. Other things are also a little more, but what can you expect for a small organic store off the beaten path? Near a VW dealership and a Penny Markt. The people who work there are friendly and the fresh sauerkraut they sell there is great. Though the last time I bought some the lady put the bag knot side down and so it leaked everywhere. The veggies and fruit are fresh. They have samples out of different products every time I go there. Yeah for small businesses!

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.

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.

They are just awesome. The yogurt and bread are just delicious. But the service is outstanding!…read moreThey remember my name every time I go there and they speak great english (really useful if you can't pronounce the name of things in german).