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The snack bar is a Berlin institution, from currywurst stands to döner counters and small kiosks. All over Kreuzberg, Neukölln and Mitte, a good snack bar serves quick, affordable food at almost any hour.
This overview gathers Berlin locations that work as a snack bar, from classic German Imbiss stalls to international street food counters. Some focus on local favourites like currywurst, others on falafel, noodles or burgers.
Browse the places below to find the best snack bar in Berlin, compare menus and prices, and grab a quick bite.
Since 1892, the Marheineke Markthalle in the Bergmannkiez has represented what Kreuzberg is all about: down-to-earthness, cosmopolitanism, and quality under one roof. Across approximately 2,500 m², regional organic products meet international street food stalls, fresh pasta meets Turkish börek, and Greek cuisine meets Arabian specialties.
Located on Boxhagener Straße in Friedrichshain since 2006, Vöner is Berlin's first vegan döner snack bar and remains an institution in the plant-based street food scene. Anyone who bites into it gets genuine snack bar character without animal compromises.
Attila Hildmann is a well-known cookbook author in Germany and now owner of the vegan restaurant Vegan Snackbar in Berlin-Charlottenburg.
Located in the heart of Lichtenberg's industrial area is one of Berlin's most honest food outlets: Lichtenberger Fleisch- und Wurstproduktion sells fresh sausage and meat specialties directly from the factory, at prices that make supermarkets look outdated.
The kebab at Mustafa's Veggie Kebab look vastly different than anywhere else for a good reason: they sell exclusively chicken kebab!
The Waffel oder Becher on Berlin-Mitte's Spandauer Straße is well-known for great ice cream, outstanding cakes, gorgeous coffee and - of course - delicious waffles.
Berlin's most famous Thai Lawn is located in Wilmersdorf and has long been an institution: Saturdays and Sundays, from April to September, Württembergische Straße at Preußenpark transforms into Germany's largest Thai Street Food Market, where over 20 stalls bring authentic Southeast Asian flavors to the city.
If you're looking for the best Currywurst in Berlin, head to Steglitz. Krasselt's on Steglitzer Damm has been an institution since 1959, known for its homemade tomato sauce, authentic Berlin charm, and uncompromising sausage quality.
The home-made sweet potato fries and their own bakery where the tasty burger buns with extra sesame on top come fresh out of the oven are the highlights of Neukölln's Schillerburger.
Goldies has its origins in Berlin-Kreuzberg and convinces with the motto: Gourmet for everyone!
In the heart of Charlottenburg, not far from Helmholtzstraße, the Back Snack Bar shows that a snack to go in Berlin doesn't require compromises: coffee specialties from the Berlin coffee roastery meet freshly topped baguettes, seasonal lunch dishes, and cakes from Canadian baker Timi.
In Neukölln, the most beautiful view of the Berlin skyline is atop the parking deck of the Neukölln Arcaden. Klunkerkranich is a cultural rooftop garden, rooftop bar, and club all in one – with a 360-degree panoramic view over the city's rooftops and an atmosphere no architect could have imagined.
Sudanese street food in the heart of Wrangelkiez: Omdur on Schlesische Straße brings Kreuzberg a cuisine rarely found elsewhere in Berlin. Tamiya falafel with homemade peanut and mango sauce, Kofta and Magali at prices that are still fair.
Directly under the subway rails at Schlesisches Tor in Kreuzberg you can find this small but delicious burger joint - the Burgermeister.
Suppeto is a shop for soup, stew, and quiche in Berlin Mitte, near Hackescher Markt.
The Berlin Burger International - BBI for its friends - is located right in the heart of Neukölln.
On Kottbusser Damm in Kreuzberg, there's a small eatery that has long achieved cult status: Gel Gör serves Turkish Köfte sandwiches around the clock, at prices between 5 and 10 Euros. Street food in Berlin hardly gets more authentic.
Fresh daily and without preservatives - at Ketch'up you'll find crispy sausages with tradition.
Enjoy a real pancake cream at Berlin-Steglitz' Schloss-Straßen-Center.
Since 1936, the Spandau family manufacturer Wurstwaren Mischau at Wiesendamm has been producing Berlin sausage specialties according to its own recipes. Over 300 own products, including the original Berlin Currywurst, fresh liver sausage, and the Berlin Schinkenknacker, are available for purchase directly in their in-house 'Leckerladen' (delicatessen).
If the BabyBurger size of MarienBurgerie is due to the many children at Prenzlauer Berg is yet unclear, however it offers ideal opportunities to sample your way up and down their menu.
Hakiki, which means "the real" or "the true" in Turkish, is one of the most famous doner kebab shops in Wedding and has been known for years for its meat quality, homemade sauces, and the typical long queues on Schwedenstraße near Osloer Straße subway station.
The Winterfeldtmarkt in Schöneberg is one of Berlin's largest and best-known weekly markets. On Wednesdays and Saturdays, the square near Nollendorfplatz transforms into a street food paradise, combining regional fresh produce with international street food. Anyone who strolls through here will stay longer than planned.
Since 1986, Hisar fresh food in Schöneberg has been part of Berlin's Döner DNA. Located directly at Yorckstraße S-Bahn and U-Bahn station, this snack bar is one of the oldest and most famous establishments of its kind in the city. If you want to taste a bit of Berlin's Döner history, you should stop by here.
The Lale Imbiss has earned its legendary status above all due to its garlic sauce. This sauce has been prepared for 30 years (!) following the same secret family recipe.