Street food markets are an amazing part of food markets in the world, where people spend their time relishing over exotic street food, getting inspired by the unique gastronomy of street food and learning its origin and taste. Germany has amazed many of its visitors with its incredible varieties of street food markets. These markets have interesting vibes and ambiance, and people spend their time here enjoying live music, drinks and of course, street food. So, if you have planned to visit Germany anytime soon, you must visit one of their best street food markets. Here is a list of the best street food markets in Germany for your delight.
1. Cologne Street Food Festival, Köln
Posted by Street Food Festival on Wednesday, 11 December 2019
Cologne Street Food Festival is a free-entry festival, which will be held from 20-22 March 2020. Here, you will be able to find a huge variety of street food, such as Asian and western fusion cuisines. Some of the popular foods are steamed dumplings dipped in hot sauce, baked potatoes topped with sesame sauce, ramen bowl with fresh vegetables and egg, sushi, tapas, sausages, sweet rolls and buns. People from all over the world visit this festival to savour all the tasteful food prepared by inspiring cooks and chefs.
Cologne Street Food Festival
Address: Heliosstraße 35-37, 50825 Köln, Germany
Website: Cologne Street Food Festival
Opening hours: Fri: 4pm - 10pm; Sat: 12am - 10pm; Sun: 12am - 8pm (closed on Mon, Tue, Wed & Thu)
2. Hamburg Street Food Session, Hamburg
Hamburg Street Food Session is for everyone who loves food, typically street food, and it is open every Thursday. The delicacies served in this street changes weekly and consist of around 20 food trucks, food trailers, stalls and stands, which provides high-quality food. People rush to the market to try the delicious food like cheesy beef burger with pickles, double cheese and bacon burger by Street Gourmet and mouthwatering potato waffle with Camembert crusts and cranberry dip by Ms. Waffle.
Hamburg Street Food Session
Address: Spielbudenpl., 20359 Hamburg, Germany
Website: Hamburg Street Food Session
Opening hours: Thu: 5pm - 11pm (closed on Sun - Sat)
3. Kleinmarkthalle, Frankfurt
Located in Frankfurt, Kleinmarkthalle is an indoor street food market hall, which is considered as a culinary paradise. From snacks and fast food to cheese and sausages, you can pretty much find any food you are looking for here. Everything on offer here is fresh and of high-quality. Most of the people who are great food lovers, visit the market to try some delicious food like German sausages, salami and sauce. You can also find a tasty cheesecake at the cake booth, where the cake is topped with curd and bourbon vanilla.
Kleinmarkthalle
Address: Hasengasse 5-7, 60311 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Website: Kleinmarkthalle
Opening hours: Sat: 8am - 4pm; Mon - Fri: 8am - 6pm (closed on Sun)
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4. Hamburg Fish Market, Hamburg (from USD 32.26)
Hamburg Fish Market is a must-visit outdoor market in Hamburg located near the Hamburg Harbour, where more than 70,000 people visit the market every Sunday. The market sells fish, which are from the Baltic Sea, along with fresh produce of fruits, vegetables and flowers. The fresh . fruits are sold in baskets, and the best time of the market is the auction time. During the auction, most of the people gather around and the vendors auction off their goods. And, for foodies, there are varieties of fast food from sandwiches and burgers to sausages.
Hamburg: Reeperbahn, Port, & Fish Market Morning Tour
Duration: 3.0 hour
5. Markthalle Neun, Kreuzberg, Berlin (from USD 164.0)
Located in Kreuzberg, Markthalle Neun is an indoor food market, which showcases events daily, such as exciting weekly market to market gastronomy. Apart from the fresh produce, the market also sells grocery items and handicrafts with good local value. Many people visit the market to try the local food, learn the recipes, discover the unique flavours and indulge in interesting conversation with the locals. You can also find Italian pizza and pasta, freshly made breads, croissants and das Paris-brest eclair.
Berlin Evening Food Tour
Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes
6. Wochenmarkt Winterfeldtplatz, Berlin
Wochenmarkt Winterfeldtplatz is a market in Berlin, where the local vendors sell different items from souvenirs to local food, only on Wednesday and Saturday. So, every week, people wait for these particular days to go for shopping and try some delicious street food at the market. The market is filled with stalls and stands of local vendors selling fresh fruits and vegetables. If you are unsure of finding the location of the market, you can book a tour package which will help and assist you all the way. Many people visit the market to try the falafel. Also, there are many restaurants and bars surrounding the market for the visitors who would like to relax after a crazy walk into the market.
Wochenmarkt Winterfeldtplatz
Address: Winterfeldtstraße, 10781 Berlin, Germany
Website: Wochenmarkt Winterfeldtplatz
Opening hours: Sat: 8am - 4pm; Wed: 8am - 2pm (closed on Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri & Sun)
7. Bite Club, Berlin
From street food market to catering business, Bite Club has evolved into a popular place in Berlin, where all the happening events take places. People from all over the world visit the street market, which is only open on Friday, to end their long week with relaxing space, upbeat music, tasty food and exciting events. Chefs from all over the world visit Bite Club to discover a unique gastronomy as they venture into a journey of never ending flavour and mind-blowing food. All the vendors here are chosen wisely, and many of the vendors have started their business of catering to countless places such as offices, gatherings and parties. It would be a great opportunity to visit Bite Club and fall in love with the German food. On the other hand, you can also try Pakistani pakoras, chickpea salad and chaat masala by Mama Shabz.
Bite Club
Address: Germany, Eichenstraße 4, 12435 Berlin, Germany
Website: Bite Club
Opening hours: Fri: 6pm - 10pm (closed on Mon - Thu, Sat & Sun)
8. Viktualienmarkt, Munich (from USD 46.6)
Viktualienmarkt is a market which is open daily at the centre of Munich, Germany, yet it first started off as a farm market. You can find countless stalls and shops, restaurants and bakeries. People from all over the world visit this market for the love of food. The sausages on offer here are heavenly and must-try. Also, Viktualienmarkt is famous for herbs, spices, pesto sauce, plum cakes, cilliballs and stollen, which is a yeast dough cake filled with dried fruits.
Munich: Viktualienmarkt Gourmet Food Tour
Duration: 2.5 hour
9. Berlin Turkish Market, Berlin (from USD 420.06)
Berlin Turkish Market is a must-visit street market, where you can find fresh fruits, produce and spices. One of the best ways to have fun at the market is by bargaining the price. Some of the popular street food items to try here include Gözleme (Turkish pastries), cream rolls and Turkish cheese. So, you have to visit this market if you love fresh produce.
Berlin: 3-Hour Culinary Tour with East Side Gallery
Duration: 3.0 hour
Indulge into flavourful Germany
Germany is a country with ancient history and unforgettable events, yet at present, the people of the country has worked tirelessly to make an impact in the world with their colourful tradition, extraordinary art, amazing handicrafts, marvellous scenic city view and unique street food markets in the world. Germany has never failed to amaze its visitors who travel from all over the world just to try the local delicacies and delicious food at the famous street food markets. The street food markets have varieties of locally made handicrafts, which you can buy as souvenirs.
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