My normal Edeka is the Edeka Kraus on Eppendorfer Landstraße, but I've also been to the Edeka…read moreStruve on that same street, in Hanse Viertel, and on Großer Burstah as well as the Edeka Tamme at the airport and Hauptbahnhof. By far, this location is one of the smallest and most cramped. Definitely avoid it during rush hour, which seems to hit around 6pm on weekdays. Selection is as limited as the one at the Hauptbahnhof, if not more. On the other hand, they have a surprising array of fresh cheeses and bread here, both at really decent prices. You can easily grab yourself a loaf for 2€ whereas the average is more around 4€ and up at my Edeka Kraus. Keeping with the cramped theme, though, the checkout lanes are essentially on top of each other. The 4th cashier on the right actually requires you to pass through the 3rd cashier's lane, which doesn't seem very practical or efficient to me if that lane is itself backed up. On the plus side, they have 2 bottle return machines (although they're both extremely finicky). They also put out empty cardboard boxes by the checkout lanes, something I haven't seen at any other Edeka but would come in super handy if you forgot your bag or want to carry home a few bottles of wine. Given the competition in the area is basically Aldi, this is definitely a step up from that. But I would gladly make the longer trip to Rewe Center on Dorotheenstrasse if I were in Winterhude longer.