A small produce market open on Wednesdays and Saturdays, where you can get produce at low prices as well as Middle Eastern bread, Polish produce and drink coffee.
Mostly daylight. In winter in the afternoon, exposed lightbulbsover stands can be expected
This market is relatively spacious and small, so humal loads are lower than in bigger, busier markets. However, people might still brush against you at a busy stand.
Street sounds from the busy Karl-Marx-Straße, the sounds of vendors chanting and of people talking
Smells of produce and coffee. Late in the day it might also smell of rotten produce.
The market spans the entirer Karl-Marx-Platz
There is no official queue. To buy produce, start collecting the items you're interested in, and the vendor will give you a plastic bag to put them in. Once you've placed all the items you wanted in the bag, hand it to the vendor to get weighed. Then the vendor will tell you the price. Pay cash, and the vendor will hand you the bag.
You can bring bags from home and refuse the offered bagif you prefer to reuse.
No toilets
