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Netto Marken-Discount — Supermarket in Kreuzberg, Berlin

Netto Marken-Discount on Gitschiner Straße in Kreuzberg stays open until 10 pm six days a week, and the bakery counter is the reason to walk in.

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The short answer

Netto Marken-Discount on Gitschiner Straße in Kreuzberg is a discount supermarket open 7 am to 10 pm Monday to Saturday, closed Sunday. Since the renovation the aisles are wider and clearer, and the bakery counter has a larger selection of rolls and bread for a snack. A basket runs €10–30, and the range includes organic items alongside the standard assortment.

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What this Kreuzberg branch is like

This is one branch of Netto Marken-Discount, on Gitschiner Straße in Kreuzberg, a short walk from Prinzenstraße station. What you notice first is the space: the renovation left wider, more clearly laid out aisles with room to move, and the product range shifted with it, so some items you might expect are gone while others have arrived.

The bakery counter is the thing to head for. Since the renovation it carries a larger selection of rolls and bread, and it is set up for grabbing a snack rather than a full shop. The range also includes organic products alongside the usual discount assortment, which gives you a second reason to look past the standard shelves.

The layout is the other change worth knowing. Wider aisles make a quick loop through the store easy, and the frozen section has been rearranged along with the rest. Off-peak evening hours are when the store is calmest; the last half hour before closing is not the moment to arrive.

A basket here runs €10–30, which is what a discount shop of this kind costs. The bakery is where the small money goes furthest: a roll or a loaf is a cheap snack on the way through Kreuzberg.

Come for the wide aisles and the bakery.

What to look for

Bakery rolls and bread

The bakery counter has a larger selection since the renovation, and it is the easiest place to pick up a snack.

Organic products in the range

Organic items sit alongside the standard discount assortment, so you can shop both in one loop.

Wider, clearer aisles

The renovation left more space between shelves and a layout that is easier to follow.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Organic product line

    The range includes organic products alongside the standard discount assortment, so you can pick up organic items in the same shop.

Who is this for

This branch suits a traveler staying in Kreuzberg who wants a cheap snack or a small basket of groceries without a long detour, with the bakery counter as the obvious first stop. It also works for anyone passing Prinzenstraße station who needs a discount shop open into the evening, six days a week.

If you want organic bread and baked goods rather than a discount basket, Denns Biomarkt Berlin on Oranienstraße is the organic shop to head for.

The verdict

It is a discount supermarket with a renovated layout and a bigger bakery, and it still earns a swing-by for a cheap snack or a small basket in Kreuzberg.

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