We needed to grab a few important items but unfortunately since it was a Sunday and around 10am,…read morealmost every place we walked to was closed. It was incredibly frustrating until we reached Atix. What appeared to be owners were restocking with the door slightly propped open and the store was also closed. However, one of the owners smiled and invited us in anyways. The store had a large variety of items and we were able to finally grab not only the important items that we needed but a few additional items as well. While the friendly gesture by the owner(s) was genuine and highly appreciated, the variety and presentation of the store were also spectacularly done and merit a five star review. I would recommend stopping in here if you are in the area.

Visited here a couple of times at night. Open late and easily accessible from the train station and…read morenear the market. Wide variety of snacks and drinks at good prices. Tons of alcohol choices. Took one star off because they didn't allow me to use credit card.

Easy big got everything of anything and cheap good food many kind of bedrages and gifts toys and…read moretobacco

Kaufland is a rather nice supermarket located on Karl-Liebknech Str in Berlin, as you walk in, it…read morefeels more like a mall due to having a separate cigarette shop, rather than just a stand which sells cigarettes, chocolates, and lottery within the shop, as I'd expect to find in a UK supermarket. This store had an average selection of products yet the selection of Starbucks iced beverages impressed me, even selling a bottled Iced Hazelnut Macchiato, which I have not seen sold in the UK before, which only sell the caramel one. The store process was made slightly easier through self-service scanning machines, which avoided an awkward confrontation with an employee at a staffed till, where of course there would be a language barrier as I don't speak German. The prices were competitive and the overall layout of the store was okay, albeit a little confusing at times. The selection overall was nothing more than okay, and the Hazelnut Macchiatos being stocked here was a highlight, but I feel Kaufland here deserves nothing over a two-star rating based on what has been discussed in my review.

Man, finding a supermarket in Berlin can be challenging. Netto is sort of a discount market, I…read moreguess. Nothing is ever open late and nothing is open at all on Sunday (like anything pretty much in Berlin). For a country that prides itself on beer, it's a real sad situation that all the markets only have beers that cap off at an ABV of 5%. You can find stronger at their version of bodegas, but not at the markets or restaurants or bars. Also, you can find a small cart at some markets, but no hand baskets and no bags (you have to bring your own or buy them there). So, with nothing to hold your groceries, you see whole families with every member holding as much as they can in their arms. Anyway, they had cheap beer, so that was good.

This place also has a spot to turn in your used plastic or glass bottles. It's an excellent way to…read moreget the money you spent in the first place.