Kollwitzmarkt

Small (but robust) street market with everything from meats to cheeses to breads and produce. As per the extremely lovely standard in Germany: everything very local and high quality.

This was mere blocks from my temporary station in Prenzlauer Berg and I so enjoyed drifting over on a weekend morning to pack a picnic (take it to one of many nearby parks and sit in the hopeful sunshine!) and peruse the wares. I picked up several very cute scarves for friends and some jewelry for my mother from different stalls. It spans 2-3 blocks, so while its not large...it packs a punch. Easily scooped up fresh ingredients, cheese, bread and vegetables/fruits for the next few days of meals (when I actually assemble things on my own!).

A very nice supplement to the supermarket and I really enjoyed interacting with the local owners of the shops while getting coffee, tea and the like.

*protip bonus: beautiful flowers to take home and arrange!

*bring cash and a few good bags to carry your haul.
*watch out for kids/strollers (this is Prenzlberg, after all)

Awesome market with local farmers (fresh vegetables, fresh breads tasty cheeses and olive oils are my favorite) great street music and the yummiest Falafel in town.
Great for a chilled saturday afternoon walk, and getting to know Prenzlauer Berg.

Fantastic Saturday market, full of gourmet treats. Enjoy it if you're in the neighbourhood.

We're just one-time visitors, as we were only in Berlin for the weekend, but we decided to stop by the market, not really planning to buy much, but by the time we left, we had purchased a roll of fresh goat cheese made with sun-dried tomatoes and edible flowers, a loaf of homemade bread, a bag full of mixed salad greens, radishes, and a jar of olive tapenade - perfect for a low-key Sunday evening dinner at home, when most restaurants were closed. Everything was delicious!