No Name Shop — Späti in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin
No Name Shop on Danziger Straße is the Prenzlauer Berg corner shop you want at 2 am, when the cold drinks are still there and the till takes your card.
What this place is
A 24-hour Späti on Danziger Straße in Prenzlauer Berg, open every day of the week. You come for cold drinks, beer and snacks, and the shelves also carry basics like milk and eggs. A drink runs about €2–4, and card payment works from €2 with no minimum fuss. The counter is friendly at any hour.
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The corner shop that never closes
No Name Shop is an independent Späti on Danziger Straße, in Prenzlauer Berg, and the first thing you notice is that the lights are on whenever you pass. It is a corner shop in the plainest sense: shelves, a counter, a fridge, and someone behind it.
The cold drinks are what you come for. Beer and other beverages sit chilled and ready, and you can put a snack beside them on the way to the till. The stock goes beyond that too: milk and eggs are on the shelves, so a forgotten breakfast item is covered on the same trip as the evening beer.
The shop is well stocked and clean, and the person behind the counter is warm whether you come in at eight in the evening or at four in the morning. Card payment is accepted from €2 with no fee, which matters when all you want is one drink.
Prices are fair for what you get: a drink lands around €2–4, and the snacks sit in the same modest range. Nothing here costs much, which is the point of a place you duck into rather than plan around.
One thing to know: the shop is not always open when the sign says it is, and people have walked a long way to find the shutters down. If you are making a special trip, it is worth having a backup in mind.
What to look for
Cold drinks
Beer and other beverages, chilled and ready to grab on the way home late at night.
Snacks
The usual haul pairs a drink with something to eat, and the shelves carry both together.
Milk and eggs
Basics are on the shelves too, so a forgotten breakfast item is one stop away.
The pick list
What to bring home
Cold drinks
Cold drinks are the late-night draw here, and the beer sits right alongside them in the fridges.
Snacks
Snacks go into the usual haul, and the shelves keep drinks and snacks stocked together.
Everyday groceries such as milk and eggs
Milk and eggs sit alongside the drinks as the basics on hand, and the shop covers what you need on a whim.
Who is this for
This is the shop for anyone who needs a cold drink or a beer after midnight in Prenzlauer Berg and does not want to hunt for an open door. It also works if you are staying nearby and have run out of milk or eggs and want to fix that with a card payment rather than a cash run. And if you like a counter where the person serving you is cheerful at four in the morning, this is that kind of place.
If you need a proper grocery run rather than a drink and a snack, REWE City on John-Schehr-Straße is 150 m away and stocks daily essentials until 10 pm.
The verdict
It is a small corner Späti rather than a full grocery, and the shutters sometimes come down during posted hours, so treat it as a late-night drink stop you happen to pass rather than a shop you cross town for.
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