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REWE — Supermarket in Kreuzberg, Berlin
REWE on Hallesches Ufer opens at 6 am and closes at midnight Monday to Friday, which makes it the rare Kreuzberg supermarket you can use at either end of a long day.
What this branch is
REWE on Hallesches Ufer in Kreuzberg keeps hours that suit a traveler's day: 6 am to midnight Monday to Friday, 6 am to 11:30 pm on Saturday, closed Sunday. It is a modern, spacious supermarket with self-checkout, a hot food counter where sushi is the thing to get, and a meat counter. A basket runs about €10–30.
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About this store
This is a REWE branch on Hallesches Ufer in Kreuzberg, reopened as a modern market and reached from Prinzenstraße station. What you notice walking in is the space: wide aisles, a clean floor, and a quiet that holds even on a Saturday afternoon.
The counter at the back is where to spend your money. Sushi comes out of the hot food section and is the item to order first; the meat counter is the other thing this branch does properly. Everything else is standard supermarket stock, and the packaged meat selection is thin if you are cooking a proper dinner rather than assembling lunch.
Self-checkout is the quick way through, and the store is laid out so you can find things without circling. There is seating inside and outside, which turns a quick shop into a place to sit with a coffee before getting back on the U-Bahn.
Prices are ordinary supermarket prices, and a basket lands somewhere between €10 and €30. The bakery counter can be bare early: arriving at 6:40 has meant empty shelves there before, so do not count on it for breakfast if you are out at dawn.
If you want a big shop with a fresh meat counter and a full bakery first thing, this branch is not that; for a late, quick, well-organized stop near Prinzenstraße, it is exactly right.
What to look for
Sushi from the hot food counter
The hot counter is the reason to come hungry; sushi is what to order from it.
The meat counter
A proper counter rather than only pre-packaged trays, and the thing this branch does well.
Open until midnight Monday to Friday
6 am to midnight on weekdays and 6 am to 11:30 pm Saturday, so a late arrival still gets a shop in.
The pick list
What to bring home
Fresh food counter
The hot food counter is the pick here.
Meat counter
The meat counter is the standout feature of this branch, so it is worth planning a shop around it.
Who is this for
This branch suits a traveler arriving late on a weekday, when the midnight close means you can still pick up dinner and breakfast. It also works for anyone staying near Prinzenstraße who wants a quick, well-organized shop with self-checkout rather than a full market crawl. If you are after sushi or something from the meat counter, come with an appetite and go straight to the back.
When you need a drink or a snack after midnight or on a Sunday, when this branch is shut, the Spätkauf on Hallesches Ufer is the closer answer. Spätkauf-Late Night Shop Hallesches Ufer 24.
The verdict
It is a well-organized, late-opening supermarket rather than a market with a full fresh counter and a stocked bakery at dawn, so it suits you if convenience and hours matter more.
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