When I stayed in Berlin, the Market am Winterfeldplatz was my go-to Farmer's Market. An easy jaunt on the metro, this market was chosen for its insane selection of eclectic food, beverage, and independent goods. I stuffed myself silly on cheese, freshly squeezed juices, and cuisine from every point between Bavaria to Istanbul. Also, there is a darling park just across a bike lane so if you want to eat picnic style you have only to bring a blanket! read more

Markt am Winterfeldtplatz - Turkish food! - Farmers Market Near Me - Berlin, BE

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Discovered this small outdoor market while wandering Berlin on foot. It's located in a residential neighborhood and was bustling with locals doing their weekend shopping. It's a great way to put your finger on the pulse of the people who live and work in Berlin. We were mixing with the elderly, young hipsters, and cute neighborhood kids. This market doesn't cater to tourists, which is most refreshing, but we still were welcomed by the folks selling their wares. This is a food market first and foremost. There were many stands featuring fresh produce and fruit, and others with meat, cheeses, bulk spices, eggs, and baked goods. If you're looking for a market with tons of snacks, this place will fit the bill! I noticed a lot of international cuisine, all cooked on the fly by people of the said nationality. One of my favorite things I ate here was the vegetarian gözleme, a traditional savory Turkish flatbread stuffed with spinach. Other culinary highlights included a fresh grilled knoblauchwurst sausage 2.50 Euros) and the freshest orange juice ever (squeezed to order). Rounding out the offerings were some gorgeous flower stands and a couple of booths selling handmade soaps and bath products. Prices were cheap and the market friendly. It was very crowded, I was bumping into people left and right, but it was also the weekend so that should be expected. read more

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Just wonderful! Great variety of foods and goods. There are cheeses, breads, meats, and fish to take home (along with fruits and vegetables of course), plus a lot of yummy treats to eat there. A good place to buy gifts with a combination of unique hand-made items and generic things made in china and bought in bulk. Everyone is friendly and used to navigating through English or broken German. We bought some crazy hats (from perhaps an equally crazy woman) and had some great raclette sandwiches. Just wish it was every day (btw - this market operates year round). read more

Leckere Dinge zum Essen und tolle Dinge zum gucken. Ich mag besonders die einfache Thüringer Bratwurst, aber auch die Zucchinipuffer. Zum Schlendern an einem Mi oder Sa nur zu empfehlen. Delicious things to eat and nice stuff to face. I especially like Thüringer Bratwurst and the pancakes made of zucchini. Advisable to amble around on a Wednesday or Saturday. read more

Incredible food at this market-- the Russian dumplings are perfect for a cold winter's day, and the crepe/gallette vender is my favorite. He makes the most delicious savory gallette with smoked speck, mild cheese, thinly sliced onions, creme fraiche, and freshly group black pepper. read more

So good! we stumbled across this market while exploring the area around our holiday rental apartment in Berlin. The prices were good and there was an interesting mix of food and the usual handbags, jewelery and arty goods. We stocked up on bread, cheese and a log of apple strudel which kept us going for a while. Surrounding the market is a variety of restaurants which are also quite nice. read more

This is such an amazing market! Loads of stalls run by friendly people selling incredible produce from all around Europe and further afield. The whole place smells of beautiful food and you can eat your way around great market stalls as well as getting produce for home. I recommend the Italian coffee stand (amazing cappuccino), also the guy who sells lamb bratwurst. Great cheese and meat stands. If you've ever been to Borough Market in London, this place has a similar vibe but is (a) much cheaper (b) much less crowded (c) less touristy and (d) more delicious! read more

So many places to eat, so little time and stomach space. We enjoyed the zucchini fritters we'd heard a lot about and one other item from that guy. I was sorry to pass up some of those huge cakes around the market but my piece of nectarine tart was only so-so as was the crepe. But the smoked fish smelled great and I'm sure we would have found other delicious items. read more

This is by far one of the premier farmer's markets in Berlin. The produce, meat and bakery are top notch. What a wonderful place to spend a Saturday morning or early afternoon. Arrive hungry, as you can eat your way through the market. read more

There are many great markets in Berlin but this is by far one of the best ones. You can find great items like silk scarves for 10 Euros or wooden bowls, hats, jewelry, and purses. I was very impressed to see that you can buy fresh pressed flax seed oil, delicious. Of course, there are lots of fresh vegetables and fruits but also snacks like blinis and churros. Great place to try new foods and spend the afternoon. read more