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Hit Supermarkt — Supermarket in Charlottenburg, Berlin
Hit Supermarkt on Wilmersdorfer Straße keeps Charlottenburg shopping until 10 pm six days a week, with a Sunday closure.
Late-opening Charlottenburg supermarket
Hit Supermarkt sits on Wilmersdorfer Straße in Charlottenburg and stays open from 7 am to 10 pm Monday through Saturday, with Sunday closed. The shop is small but carries a wide range, including British clotted cream, a bread and deli counter, and fresh fruit and vegetables; a bottled Apfelschorle costs €0.69, and a basket typically runs €10–30.
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What Wilmersdorfer Straße gets you
This is a HIT branch on Wilmersdorfer Straße in Charlottenburg, and the first thing you notice is how much is packed into a shop this size. Shelves wind through the space in a way that takes a lap or two to read, and a separate beverage shop next door carries the drinks and pet food that do not fit inside.
The counter is where the buying makes sense. Breads and various meats come from it at reasonable prices, and the fresh fruit and vegetables hold up alongside them. British clotted cream sits on the shelves too, the kind of import you rarely find in a neighbourhood shop this size.
On the way out, pick up a bottled Apfelschorle for €0.69. It is the cheap, cold thing to carry back to the U-Bahn, and it costs less than most drinks on the Ku'damm.
A basket here runs €10–30, which covers a small shop or a picnic assembled from the counter and the produce. The store is open 7 am to 10 pm Monday to Saturday, so a late arrival still has time to buy something for the room.
What you will meet: checkout queues can run long, there are no self-checkouts, and the shelf layout is winding rather than straight. Come for the counter and the imports, not for a fast in-and-out.
Kurfürstendamm station serves the neighbourhood, and the street itself is a straight walk of shops.
What to look for
Apfelschorle for €0.69
A bottled Apfelschorle picked up on the way out, cheap enough to buy a few.
Bread and deli counter
Breads and various meats at the counter, reasonably priced and worth building a meal around.
British clotted cream
An imported British item on the shelves, the sort of thing you rarely see in a shop this size.
The pick list
What to bring home
Apfelschorle
A cheap bottled apfelschorle picked up on the way out, 0.69€ a piece.
Bread and deli counter items
Breads and various meats at the counter, good value and reasonably priced.
British clotted cream
An imported British item on the shelves, the clotted cream.
Fresh fruit and vegetables
Produce of excellent quality, alongside meat and bread.
Who is this for
Travellers staying in Charlottenburg who want a late basket of bread, meat and produce without crossing the city will find the hours and the counter do the job. Anyone hunting British imports, clotted cream among them, has a reason to walk this stretch of Wilmersdorfer Straße. And if you just need a cold Apfelschorle for €0.69 before the U-Bahn, the stop is short.
If you want produce stacked by the entrance and ingredients for Turkish or Arabic cooking rather than a deli counter and British imports, Nazar Market further along Wilmersdorfer Straße is the one to walk to.
The verdict
The winding layout and long checkout queues with no self-checkouts make this a slower shop than a straight-aisle discounter, but the deli counter, the British imports and the 10 pm close still suit anyone provisioning in Charlottenburg after a day out.
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