The Early Bean is a cute little hipster cafe in the western part of the city. They have nice fresh…read morejuices, bagels, sandwiches, and a chia seed bowl. I'm not sure if this is an everyday thing, but when we went, the toilet paper in the bathroom had rainbows and unicorns on it heehee Everything was yummy but it's probably not worth going out of your way for. If you happen to be nearby and in the neighborhood, it's certainly a cute spot for breakfast, juice, or coffee.

the early bean cafe is located in the schoeneberg neighborhood of berlin. it was full of moms with…read moretheir kids, western-berlin-hipsters, and middle aged men in business suits reading newspapers. it has a very comfortable atmosphere and thus it's perfect for meeting friends to have a cup of coffee (or a smoothie) and perhaps one of the bagels or cakes they offer (e.g. carrot cake) or to read (it might be a little too loud for the latter though). i sat right beside the radiator so it was a bit hot and stuffy but still alright. not extraordinary but i would definitely come back.

A modern cafe with excellent prices and value for you buck. Along with having indoor seating in a…read moreclean atmosphere, BioBackHaus offers complimentary bread with your meal. The bakery was tasty with the meal. An overall pleasant atmosphere & great snack spot! (They also have bacon)!

I wouldn't feed the bacon here even to my enemies. Normally it's a good place but the bacon was so…read morecarbonized that i can't let it go.

Excuse the very scary photo of my food - it was very brown but very excellent!!…read more You can get a hot, delicious, traditional meal here for the low low price of about €7-8. And the portion size is unreal. Easily could feed two people. They have a lot of traditional German options on the menu but I opted for the bratwurst with potatoes and sauerkraut. I ordered on Uber eats for pickup mainly because I was worried about the menu being overwhelming in person. Pickup was seamless and the food was packaged nicely. I tried to plate it in a somewhat elegant way and failed wildly. Despite it being the ugliest plate of food I've ever eaten, it was up there with the best in terms of taste. My only regret from my trip to Berlin is that I didn't go back to Domke on my last day. Really great diamond in the rough.

I love any kind or traditional homey food when I travel, so I was absolutely thrilled to find this…read morespot unexpectedly. It's a butcher but they have amazing and affordable comfort foods like bludwurst (blood sausage) eisbien (pork knuckle), gulasch, bratwurst etc. i chose the eisbien and while it doesn't look so appetizing, it truly is! The potatoes and sauerkraut make it a huge meal, and at 9 euro you really can't find anything of this size and quality around. The mustard was honestly the best I've ever had and it's just an all around special place. I came at 3:30 pm with barely a line and one table left to sit outside (plenty inside) and by 4:30 it was empty. The food comes out in moments. I was still eating an hour later bc this plate is gigantic. Friendly service too. I don't speak German and the girl at the counter didn't speak English, but we made it work. Pointing, context and a smile go a long way!

Pretty disappointed. Minimal selections. Definitely don't go here for Asian produce because they…read morebarely have any. I bought one of the two or three brands of kimchi they had and it is not that good. Their sauce selection also wasn't great. I also bought a lot of ramen -- they had a decent variety but it could be better. It was super hot in there and the service is really bad. I don't think I will be returning here. There just isn't enough!

If I lived here long enough to want to cook my usual gourmet Pad see ew, vegetarian Pho, or other…read moreAsian dishes, I'd come here every week! They have dried goods, frozen goods, and a tiny selection of fresh goods (key staples like ginger, etc.). Also got to love the central location. For my temporary stay, I settled with the 0,50 E decent selection of postcards. Can't beat that vs. 1,30 E at the touristy joints.

When you're a vegan, this "brand" is perfect for you! This smaller store, has a variety of…read moreproducts, but it's not as big as the one on Schivelbeiner Straße 34, 10439 Berlin Germany. Danish: Som veganer er denne kæde perfekt for dig. Denne mindre butik har et stort udvalg af produkter, men butikken er ikke så stor som den på Schivelbeiner Straße 34, 10439 Berlin Tyskland.

This is an absolutely superb vegan grocery chain. They have a variety of different meat…read morealternatives I didn't know existed, like vegan shrimp, pickled deli slices, and so many kinds of frankfurters, and (good) vegan cheese. They also have a decent cold drink selection in the coolers, including kombuchas, juice, coffee, and beer.

While looking to pick up a few essentials while in Berlin, I decided to come to REWE City mainly…read moredown to it being the closest supermarket to my hotel, which opens late, hence somewhere I could pick up some things to take back to my hotel such as milk and some snacks, with my hotel having a highly expensive and censored mini-bar, you take an item out you pay for it etc. This store is accessed through an escalator or lift, past a fast food chain, inside it is a decent size, it is slightly larger than most corner shops yet it isn't a huge supermarket. The selection was decent, albeit the selection of milk was really poor, they probably had more lactose-free milk and soy milk than regular and the location of them together, I found to be highly confusing, as I don't speak German either, I didn't know what I was buying. There was no staff about and those I did speak to at the till seemed to speak little English, they didn't seem helpful, they seemed a little rude, walking off to do something without saying what, in one case it was getting a bag which was charged at 10 cents, which frustrated me as I had to pay that for a paper bag. The location of this place is okay, the overall selection and size is okay, and the opening hours are good, the selection of some items even main items such as milk are poor and so is service which is a real shame, sadly because of these I feel this store deserves nothing over a two star rating.

This grocery store was suggested by the concierge of our hotel. It was nearby and had a good…read morevariety of products for us to stock up for our five-day stay in Berlin. He suggested this store over others because we wanted to buy a bottle of wine for ourselves, and the concierge said that they had a good selection. He was correct! They had a good variety of price points, and we found wine that ended up suiting our tastes. We were able to purchase bottled water (a variety of sizes to choose from and at good prices), bakery items, and fresh fruit. Most Berliners know to bring their own bag (unlike us), but we bought an inexpensive one which makes for a nice souvenir!

Tolles Team,wunderbare Produktauswahl. Ich habe alles…read moregefunden, was ich zum frischen Kochen brauchte. Esra Uygunisci

I now realize the appeal of places like this: larger selection and lower prices. As much as I…read moredislike Eurogida competing with the small businesses and family-owned markets on the street, I get it. I also admit that I buy in to some of it. Let's break down chickpeas (something I love and eat on the reg). Local Turkish store: 1,30€ or so for 400g Kaisers: 1,30€ or so for 200g Netto: 0,99€ for 400g Eurogida: 0,69€ for 400g or something 1,50€ for 1200g Other things that tend to be cheap: phyllo dough and the massive selection of olives! So while I don't come here for my produce or other needs, some things here are just more bang for your buck.