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REWE — Supermarket in Friedrichshain, Berlin
REWE on Tamara-Danz-Str. in Friedrichshain keeps its doors open from 7 am to 11 pm Monday to Thursday, and until midnight on Friday and Saturday.
Late supermarket in Friedrichshain
REWE on Tamara-Danz-Str. sits in Friedrichshain near Frankfurter Tor station and trades from 7 am to 11 pm Monday to Thursday, staying open until midnight on Friday and Saturday, with Sunday closed. A basket typically runs €10–30. The Picadeli salad bar is the reason to come for a quick lunch, and the self-checkout lanes keep a short errand short.
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What this Friedrichshain branch is like
This is a branch of REWE inside the East Side Mall in Friedrichshain, and the first thing you notice is size: the aisles run long and the shelves carry a wide spread of products, from cheese spread to around a hundred types of beer. It is a full shop rather than a convenience counter, and it sits a short walk from Frankfurter Tor station.
For a midday stop, head to the Picadeli salad bar, a Swedish-style self-serve counter where you build your own bowl. The lunch counter next to it turns out hot food, and the bakery side earns its place with the bread selection in particular. Pick up bread early if you want the full range, since the bakery shelves thin out by mid-morning.
Self-checkout lanes do most of the work here, and they make a quick run for a drink or a snack fast. The bakery items at the self-checkout do not all carry pictures, so you may need a hand matching a code to a loaf. There is seating by the deli area if you want to eat your lunch on the spot.
Prices stay low for what you get, and a normal basket lands somewhere between €10 and €30. The meat and sausage counter is worth timing: it can be covered and put away well before the posted closing time, so arrive earlier in the evening. Pre-packaged meat sits alongside it and costs less.
One thing to plan around: the queues at the staffed lanes grow when only a couple are open. Come for the range and the salad bar, use the self-checkout, and keep the visit simple.
What to look for
Picadeli salad bar
A Swedish-style self-serve salad bar, and the reason to come here for a quick lunch rather than a full shop.
Lunch counter hot food
A hot midday meal served at the counter, with seating nearby if you want to eat in.
Bakery bread
The bakery side is the strongest part of the shop for bread, though the shelves thin out by mid-morning.
The pick list
What to bring home
Picadeli salad bar
The Swedish-style self-serve bar is the one to head for first when you want a quick lunch; it sits inside this store by Warschauer Straße.
Lunch counter food
The meat and sausage counter is advertised to close at 8 pm.
Bakery bread
The bakery side is the strong part of the shop, with the bread the thing to look for; stock can be thin even at 10:30, so go early if a particular loaf is the reason for the trip.
Who is this for
This branch suits anyone staying in Friedrichshain who wants a proper supermarket shop late in the evening, since it stays open until 11 pm on weekdays and midnight on Friday and Saturday. It also works for a quick solo lunch: the Picadeli salad bar and the lunch counter give you a hot or fresh meal without a restaurant sit-down. If you are picking up bread or meat for a picnic, come earlier in the day rather than at closing time.
If you need something at 3 am rather than during this branch's trading hours, REWE To Go at Warschauer Str. keeps 24-hour access to essentials and grab-and-go meals.
The verdict
The range and the late hours are real, but staffed checkouts thin out, so it is a shop to use for a fast self-checkout run.
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