The largest all-inclusive brunch buffet in Berlin: unlimited croissants, Wiener schnitzel, salmon sashimi, and prosecco from around €49.90 in the city’s oldest market hall.

Foodies in Berlin, take note! Who doesn’t love feasting on international delicacies at the city’s numerous market halls? From a historic market hall that once housed up to 425 stalls to one of Berlin’s most authentic food spots, where weekly markets and international cuisine meet – the choice is huge. With so many culinary offerings, our mouths quickly start to water and we hardly know where to start. But what about our wallets? The big city has a solution for that too: numerous all-you-can-eat offers that allow you to try everything without feeling guilty. For fans of Chinese cuisine, for example, there is two hours of unlimited hot pot for only $29.90 or a traditional Chinese brunch for only $18.90. And those who like to sample different cuisines can enjoy the largest all-inclusive brunch every weekend at the Arminiusmarkthalle in Berlin-Moabit.

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Every Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the hall is transformed into the so-called Brunch Market Hall. Several restaurants from the market hall join forces and serve their best breakfast and brunch dishes together. For this concept, four of the restaurants have teamed up to put together a joint buffet with a wide variety of dishes.

Visitors can expect a wide selection of sweet and savory dishes – from waffles and other breakfast classics to various hot dishes, colorful salads, and dishes made with fresh ingredients. The buffet is designed so that you can relax and try your way through several stations, combining different flavors on one plate. Small details in the presentation and the mix of fresh ingredients create a cozy atmosphere that is almost reminiscent of a shared meal at home.

A special feature of the concept is that not only the food but also the drinks are included in the price. The brunch includes unlimited Prosecco, among other things. The brunch experience lasts around four hours in total – enough time to sample several dishes and spend a relaxed morning in the historic market hall.

The price for brunch starts at around 49.90 euros per person. In some cases, the complete experience is also advertised at around €60 – including unlimited food and drinks, including alcoholic beverages. This means that the offer is not a classic inexpensive brunch, but it is considered by many to be one of the most attractive brunch deals in Berlin, as the all-you-can-eat-and-drink concept is offered over several hours.