Went on a Thursday afternoon. I had high expectations based on other reviews so my hopes were a bit dashed when I arrived. It seemed like any other local street market, although definitely not as vibrant or beautiful as Farmer's Markets you'd find in Italy or the US. It might have been a decent place if I was looking to buy raw fish/meat, veggies and fruit with my non-existent German skills. The non-food products were all quite practical...utilitarian (mostly black) shoes, pants, bags that no tourist would be interested in buying. There was nothing really interesting about this market except for maybe the €2 kebabs and other middle eastern food. It's definitely not worth the 30 min schlep out there from the main city unless you want to see another side of the "real" Vienna. read more

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The husband and I enjoyed this market far better than the Naschmarkt (which was expensive and lacked variety). I felt like the Brunnenmarkt was more for the locals, things were inexpensive and there were a wide variety of items for sale at the stalls. They have amazing cheese stalls with tons of different types of cheese. They have a vast variety of fruits and veg. If you want to get a taste for the real Wien, I would highly recommend this market. PS The husband and I had the most awkward 10 minute conversation with a vendor in English/German/Spanish/Greek mish mosh trying to overcome our language barriers (ha), but it felt like the most genuine interaction we had in Austria. read more

The real farmer's market of Vienna. Avoid all of the tourists and high prices at the glitzy Naschmarkt and wander through this inexpensive, fresh, and tasty market. Great deals are to be had! I especially like getting a borek while shopping. Remember, it's dangerous to go food shopping on an empty stomach ;) There are tons of produce stands selling seasonal fruits and vegetables, but there are also cheesemongers, butchers, and bread sellers. read more

Brunnenmarkt - Pheasant anyone? - Farmers Market Near Me - Vienna, 9

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This is a fantastic street and farmers' market! Note: I'm giving it 5 stars for the Saturday market and produce - I'm not so keen on the rest of the market/the cheap, Made in China shit that you find at daily street markets all over Europe (and the world?) You can find some amazing produce for SUPER CHEAP at this market, grown locally in Austria or nearby (the country is always specified). Most vendors will give you a plastic bag so you can choose your own produce, and if they won't, you should choose a different vendor for the same item. (I like to choose my own produce.) On Saturdays, this is a great alternative to the Naschmarkt. The Naschmarkt, while worth seeing in Vienna, can be super overwhelming (there's a flea market on Saturday mornings and it's completely packed with people). The Brunnenmarkt, in contrast, is not touristy at all (you'll be very hard-pressed to find a single tourist), and the prices for produce are much better. There are also a few places to get a snack or coffee or kebab, although not nearly as many delis/eateries as at the Naschmarkt. Do note that THIS is the place to get a kebab in Vienna - the real deal, and the tastiest at that. read more

Bought oil and vinegar. Great sales lady. Super sweet. Some vendors were very pushy. The cheese vendors ignore you:( read more

Brunnenmarkt - Veggies! - Farmers Market Near Me - Vienna, 9

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The street market is not for the faint of heart. The prices and low and the quality is good at the Brunnen Market. The narrow alley way holds only two sides, but its 100% hustle and bustle and people trying to get the best bargain. The street is packet with all sorts of fresh foods with include beef, chicken, vegetables, fruits, spices and all sorts of trinkets. The street empties out onto a square that is loaded with restaurants and others small shops. The market is open daily and on Saturdays as well, but be ready to meet a crowd of people and meet the real locals. read more

Not the nicest market in Austria (I prefer the one in Reumannplatz) but definitely one of the cheapest in town! You don't always find everything you wish for at a good price, for it is always very busy and the offer depends on the arrival, but I still go there once a week to fill my fridge with veggies and fruits! :) read more

Much less touristy then the Naschmarkt with great fresh produce and other food stalls (cheese, meats...) Though more crap then the Naschmarkt. I did find 6 0,5L Almdudler glasses for 5 euro which probably fell off a truck. Good purchase! read more