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EDEKA Hennig — Supermarket in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin
EDEKA Hennig on Kollwitzstraße closes at 9 pm every night except Sunday, when it stays shut.
What this branch is
EDEKA Hennig is a small-format supermarket on Kollwitzstraße in Prenzlauer Berg, open 7 am to 9 pm Monday to Saturday and closed on Sunday. The in-store bakery is the reason to come: sweet and savoury baked goods, fresh from the counter. A basket typically runs €10–30, and cards are accepted.
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The Kollwitzstraße branch, counter first
EDEKA Hennig is a branch of EDEKA on Kollwitzstraße in Prenzlauer Berg, and it is a small-format store: you walk in and see the whole shop at once. The bakery counter sits at the front of the visit, not the back.
The thing to buy is from that counter. Sweet and savoury baked goods come out fresh, and the sweet ones taste as good as they look on the tray. Since the renovation the shelves also carry more ready-made gluten-free products, which is the other reason to come in if you are avoiding gluten.
The range is basic and complete rather than broad. You will find the everyday categories covered, but this is not a shop for a wide choice within each one. The bakery counter is where the shop concentrates its effort, and it is where the quality holds up.
Spend lands at €10–30 for a basket, and cards are accepted at the checkout. Nothing here is priced as a destination shop; it is everyday supermarket pricing for a small neighbourhood branch.
Come for the bakery counter and the gluten-free ready-made shelf.
What to look for
Bakery counter baked goods
Sweet and savoury items come fresh from the in-store counter, and the sweet ones taste as good as they look.
Gluten-free ready-made products
The post-renovation range includes more ready-made gluten-free items on the shelves.
7 am to 9 pm, Monday to Saturday
The shop opens at 7 am and closes at 9 pm six days a week, with Sunday closed.
The pick list
What to bring home
Fresh baked goods from the bakery counter
The in-store bakery is the thing people keep coming back to.
Gluten-free ready-made products
After the renovation the shelves carry more ready-made gluten-free items, and the market is developing well on that front.
Who is this for
This suits a traveler staying in Prenzlauer Berg who wants a bakery counter for breakfast pastries and a small shop for the basics in one stop. It also works if you are avoiding gluten and want ready-made options on a shelf rather than a specialist shop. And it fits anyone who needs a supermarket open until 9 pm on a weekday, close to Kollwitzstraße.
If you want fresh regional produce and prepared foods rather than a supermarket basket, Samstagsmarkt Kollwitzplatz sets up its stalls every Saturday from 9 am a minute away.
The verdict
The bakery counter and the gluten-free shelf are the draw.
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Samstagsmarkt Kollwitzplatz
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Kollwitzplatz
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