Ein schöner Markt mit leckeren Ständen, Obst, Gemüse, Brot, Fisch, Nudeln usw., alles da…read more Allerdings würde ich wahrscheinlich trotzdem in Zukunft die etwas weitere Anreise zum Markt am Winterfeldtplatz in Schöneberg wieder auf mich nehmen, da es mir dort durch die größere Vielfalt noch besser gefällt. Außerdem kann man sich dort so wunderbar durchessen und die Küche zu Hause bleibt kalt zum Frühstück oder Mittagessen oder beides.

When I stayed in Berlin, the Market am Winterfeldplatz was my go-to Farmer's Market. An easy jaunt…read moreon 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!

Discovered this small outdoor market while wandering Berlin on foot. It's located in a residential…read moreneighborhood 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.

Crellemarkt is a weekly market on Crellestraße, opens on Wednesday and Saturday , it offers many…read moredifferent vegetables and fruits (mostly from the middle east), which you can not find in the regular supermarket in Berlin. The prices here are mostly cheaper. That's why usually full of people here. Besides groceries, there are also some stands selling clothes, toys and other stuff. I come here time to time, I really like such a market allow me to find more different kind of groceries. I did have few times bad experience. Let's just say, if you want to buy a watermelon there, choose your watermelon carefully. (And avocado.) Overall, it's a really cool market. The market has been around for more than decades, quite historical as well.