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EDEKA Gerstmann — Supermarket in Kreuzberg, Berlin
EDEKA Gerstmann on Stresemannstraße stays open until midnight six days a week, which makes it the late-evening shop for this stretch of Kreuzberg.
Late-night supermarket in Kreuzberg
EDEKA Gerstmann sits on Stresemannstraße in Kreuzberg, a short walk from Prinzenstraße station, and trades from 7 am to midnight Monday to Friday. It is a well-stocked branch with a fresh meat and sausage counter, a salad bar and frozen oddities such as mochi ice cream, and a basket usually runs €10–30. Sunday it is closed.
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A Stresemannstraße branch that works the evening shift
EDEKA Gerstmann is a branch of the EDEKA chain on Stresemannstraße in Kreuzberg, and what sets it apart is the clock rather than the name over the door. It opens at 7 am and runs to midnight Monday to Friday, so it serves both the morning errand and the after-dinner one on the same street.
Start at the fresh counter. The sausage and meat are what you come for here, and the salad bar alongside it holds up as a quick meal, though the disposable gloves sometimes run out. In the frozen section, mochi ice cream sits among the usual tubs and is the thing to put in your basket if you want something to eat back at the hotel.
The shelves are tidy and the store is well organized, with a broad product range for its size. It is a relatively small EDEKA rather than one of the huge new builds on the city's edge, so you will find the daily essentials and the fresh produce without much walking, and the layout makes a short trip short.
A basket typically lands between €10 and €30. The fresh meat and the salad bar are where the money goes; the rest of the shop is ordinary supermarket pricing. The stock and the hours are the draw at this branch.
Parking is the other thing to plan around, since there is no easy place to leave a car nearby. Arrive on foot or by transit and the branch does what you need it to do.
What to look for
Fresh sausage and meat counter
The meat and sausage counter is the reason to build a meal from this shop rather than just topping up.
Salad bar
A help-yourself salad bar with food that eats well; gloves can run out.
Mochi ice cream in the freezer
Mochi ice cream sits among the frozen selection, an easy thing to carry back to a hotel room.
The pick list
What to bring home
Fresh sausage and meat
The fresh sausage and meat counter is a reason to shop here.
Salad bar
the salad bar is worth a stop and the food is tasty, though the disposable gloves sometimes run out, so bring your own or use the tongs.
Mochi ice cream
Among the frozen items, mochi ice cream stands out.
Who is this for
This branch suits anyone staying near Stresemannstraße who needs groceries after a late arrival or a long day out, since it is still open at midnight on weekdays. It also works for a traveler putting together a picnic or a hotel-room meal from the fresh meat counter and the salad bar. And if you are cooking a proper dinner rather than snacking, the fruit and vegetable selection and the tidy layout make a full basket manageable.
If you want to spend less on everyday essentials, Lidl on the same street is 200 m away and built around affordable prices and fresh bakery items.
The verdict
It is a relatively small branch with no easy parking, but the midnight close and the fresh meat counter make it the practical choice for a late shop in this part of Kreuzberg.
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