Now called Denn's (with a green sign), this is a nice "biomarkt"/organic foods store (think a Whole…read moreFoods Market in Vienna). It's a pretty big grocery store for the inner city IMHO, and has a lot to offer by way of organic food and other household items. The only downside is, like Whole Foods, it's a bit pricey. (Because we're in Vienna, it's even pricier than Whole Foods, though.) Nevertheless, it's a very nice store and the only place I've been able to find whole wheat semmels (a circular bread roll that is usually equivalent to french bread), and cinnamon rolls without raisins! Unlike "the little crunchy store next door" (to my flat), this place also sells meat and has a full deli.

Denn's biomarkt is a wonderful supermarket where you can find absolutely everything you wish for -…read morebut bio! I have to warn you though: once you entered this shop, it is hard to resist bying everything... Especially with the delicious smell of their fresh backed bio-breads awaiting you right at the entrance! Of course, they have the usual vegetables and fruits, but also meat and fish, diary products and a lot of soy alternatives, as well as a bounch of frozen products... Their wide supply in teas, cereals, vegetarian/vegan or Asian products will simply ravish you! And because health and beauty comes from the inside as well as the outside, they also have cosmetics and make-up products - even for babies' care... Okay, the prices aren't particularly cheap... but when it comes to health, it's worth the investisment, isn't it? And if you come regularly, you will soon realise they give almost permanently a discount on some products.

This place is amazing! They have every muesli combination you could imagine and then some. The…read morepresentation is very inspired. They have little printed cards with the ingredients of each muesli. You can taste any muesli you wish. You can also create your own muesli mix online and have it shipped to you or pick it up in the store. The service is very welcoming and friendly. It is wonderful for kids, too! The salesperson actually encouraged me to return with my children so they can taste their way through some mueslis and pick their favorite. This inviting store is a great way to inspire kids to get into muesli! I have every intention of returning with my children. As it was, I was there today on my own. At 5pm it was very busy, but the saleslady still found time to give me personal service. I was looking for a muesli that was similar to my kids' favorite brand but healthier. No sooner had I said this than the person helping me was on the internet googling the ingredients of my kids' favorite brand for me! She then made a suggestion based on this information and offered to let me taste it. I had the choice of sampling it with milk, soy milk or yogurt. It was delicious and had half the sugar of my kids' favorite brand as well as many more varieties of whole grains. I highly recommend a stop here. Even if you're not a muesli fan yet, you might walk out as one after tasting your way through a few of these delectable concoctions!

Always wanted to try Mymüsli but because the low carb versions were more expensive than the regular…read moreones, I never really brought myself to buying a whole box of it which normally contains 500-575 g. Luckily, I walked pass the shop on the day where they where offering free try-outs, so I used this wonderful opportunity to try the low-carb Müslis that I was longing to try for a long time. The low-carb (Paleo) versions were "Paleo Apple Crunchy" (14,90 EUR for 500 g) with 31 g of carbs and the "Paleo Coconut Nut Crunchy" (12,90 EUR for 500g) with only 16 g of carbs! Instead of oats or cornflakes, Paleo Müslis consists mainly of chopped mixed nuts (Hazel-, Cashew-, Brazil-, Pecan nuts, almonds, and mixed seeds) and dried fruits. I also tried the "40% Protein Müsli", which the basis are soy flakes and almonds. This Müsli has only 15 (!) g of carbs. The three kinds that I mentioned above contain no sugar which is great for the low carb diet! The staff were super friendly and gave me these three types to try, mixed with pure yogurt. They all tasted absolutely WOUNDERFUL!!! I fell in love right away with these Müslis. I bought 2 boxes of "Paleo Coconut Nut Crunchy" and 1 box of the "40% Protein Müsli". The "Paleo Apple Crunchy" tasted great but silly me still thinks that 31g of carbs per 100g are too much ^^'! They also have an Online shop where you can create your own Müsli by using the "Müsli Mixer" and choosing your own basis, fruits, etc... as you wish! Great idea from the company!! All their ingredients are organic, which is wonderful as well. MyMüsli has became my favorite low carb snack. I always eat it with Greek yogurt for extra protein. Heavenly ....!!!

Went on a Thursday afternoon. I had high expectations based on other reviews so my hopes were a bit…read moredashed 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.

The husband and I enjoyed this market far better than the Naschmarkt (which was expensive and…read morelacked 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.