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EDEKA Siebert — Supermarket in Kreuzberg, Berlin
EDEKA Siebert on Hasenheide in Kreuzberg keeps the doors open from 7 am to 10 pm six days a week, and the regional fruit and vegetable section is the reason to walk in.
What this branch is
EDEKA Siebert is a medium-sized, well-stocked supermarket on Hasenheide in Kreuzberg, open 7 am to 10 pm Monday through Saturday and closed on Sunday. The regional fruit and vegetable section is what to head for first, and a basket typically runs €10 to €30. Come before the evening rush if you want an easy run at the shelves.
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A Kreuzberg branch on Hasenheide
EDEKA Siebert is one branch of the EDEKA chain, sitting on Hasenheide in Kreuzberg, and it works as a full supermarket rather than a corner shop: medium-sized, well-stocked, and laid out so you can move through it in one pass.
The regional fruit and vegetables are what to buy. That section is the strongest part of the shop, with fresh produce called out by name, and it is where a short trip pays off most. The rest of the range is broad enough for a proper basket rather than a snack run.
The layout is organised, but the checkout area has four registers, lines that form unevenly, and carts and delivery boxes that can block the aisles while stock is being moved. In summer the air conditioning runs cold enough that you want a layer with you.
Spending lands around €10 to €30 for a basket, which covers produce, a few staples and something for later. Cards, cash, Apple Pay, Google Pay, V pay and Visa debit all work at the till.
Arrive well before 10 pm rather than minutes before. The shop suits a straightforward provisioning stop in Kreuzberg rather than a destination in itself.
What to look for
Regional fruit and vegetables
The produce section is the reason to come, with regional fruit and vegetables called out by name and a fresh selection that holds up for a proper shop.
7 am to 10 pm, six days
Doors open at 7 am and close at 10 pm Monday to Saturday, which leaves room for an early start or a late basket after a day out.
Broad range in a medium-sized shop
The store is medium-sized but well-stocked, so a full weekly basket is possible without a trek to a bigger site.
The pick list
What to bring home
Regional fruit and vegetables
The regional fruit and vegetables are the pick here, and the produce section is worth a look.
Who is this for
This suits a traveler staying in Kreuzberg who wants a real supermarket within walking distance for produce and a few days of staples. It also works for anyone who needs a shop open late on a weekday and would rather buy regional fruit and vegetables than prepacked snacks. If you are provisioning a flat for a few days, the €10 to €30 basket range covers it comfortably.
If you want meat from a proper counter rather than a supermarket shelf, Ak-Dem Fleischerei on Kottbusser Damm is the butcher stop to walk to instead.
The verdict
The checkout area has four registers and lines that form unevenly, so this is a functional neighbourhood shop, and it still suits anyone in Kreuzberg who wants regional produce and a late closing time.
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Ak-Dem Fleischerei
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