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REWE voll pflanzlich — Supermarket in Friedrichshain, Berlin

REWE voll pflanzlich on Warschauer Straße in Friedrichshain is a 100 percent plant-based supermarket, open 7 am to 11 pm Monday to Saturday.

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What this branch is

Every item on the shelves at REWE voll pflanzlich on Warschauer Straße is plant-based, so you shop without turning packets over to read ingredient lists. The shop is small, but it holds a self-service bakery with filled rolls, a salad bar, a soft-serve machine and a section of vegan protein shakes and bars. A basket runs €10–30.

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A small all-vegan branch in Friedrichshain

This is a REWE branch, but a specific one: a plant-based supermarket on Warschauer Straße in Friedrichshain, where nothing on the shelves needs a label check. What you notice first is how compact it is, and then how much of the range is plant-based versions of things you would otherwise hunt for across several shops.

The self-service bakery counter is where to start. The filled vegan rolls are the thing to take away, and the pastries and rolls come out fresh through the day. Beyond that, the salad bar is a self-service counter you can build a lunch from, and the soft-serve machine serves vegan ice cream as an unexpected extra mid-shop. In the chilled section, the fresh vegan cream cheese comes in flavours such as spring onion and walnut; the protein shakes and bars sit in their own section, so you can pick one without reading the small print.

The shop runs on self-checkout, which keeps things quick but impersonal, and you scan your receipt to get out through the gate. Expect a small footprint rather than wide aisles. Prices sit at the level of a normal supermarket, so a basket of bakery, chilled and packaged goods lands in the €10–30 range.

This suits anyone who wants to eat plant-based in Berlin without spending the shop reading ingredients, and anyone curious about what an all-vegan supermarket looks like.

What to look for

Filled vegan rolls at the bakery counter

A self-service bakery with fresh pastries and rolls; the filled vegan rolls are the ones to take away.

Salad bar

A self-service counter you can build a lunch from, and the part of the shop most worth making time for.

Vegan soft-serve machine

An in-store machine serving plant-based soft-serve, an easy extra during a shop.

The pick list

What to bring home

  1. Fresh bakery counter

    Self-service, with pastries and rolls; the filled vegan rolls are the ones to get first, though the fillings change, so check what is in them that day.

  2. Salad bar

    The self-service counter is the part of the shop people tend to bring up first; build a bowl from it when you want something fresh rather than packaged.

  3. Soft-serve ice cream machine

    An in-store machine dispensing vegan soft-serve.

  4. Vegan protein shakes and bars

    A dedicated section of plant-based protein drinks and bars, so you can browse the shelf without turning over every package to read the ingredients.

  5. Fresh vegan cream cheese

    Sold chilled in flavours such as spring onion and walnut, packaged and ready to take home.

Who is this for

This suits a plant-based traveler who wants to shop in Friedrichshain without reading every ingredient list, and who will happily trade wide aisles for a compact shop where the bakery rolls and salad bar do the work. It also suits a curious browser who wants to see what a 100 percent vegan supermarket stocks, with a soft-serve machine and a protein bar section to look over.

When you need a coffee at 5 am or a cold drink at 1 am rather than a proper shop, REWE To Go on Warschauer Straße never closes.

The verdict

It is a small shop rather than a full-scale supermarket, but it still suits anyone plant-based in Friedrichshain who wants to shop without reading labels.

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