Charming little chocolate shop in the busy shopping district of Vienna, but kind of off the beaten…read morepath. It looks truly like an authentic and original Viennese chocolatier. Yes it's pricey but worth it for tourists like me. Definitely check it out if you're in the area. The staff is friendly and will happily answer any questions and point out their suggestions.

This was one of the chocolate shops that we stopped in. We knew that we would be back in time for…read moreEaster so, we were going to build the most decadent Easter basket for our son when we returned to the states. The chocolate is still made by the same family that has owned the shop for generations. This chocolate shop has drawers of chocolates to sift through. This used to be a button shop for the royalty. The drawers were full of buttons that the royalty could pick from to be on their clothes. Now the drawers are filled with buttons of delicious chocolates. The staff was extremely helpful and very pleasant. Besides, who could be sour in a chocolate shop. It was some of the best chocolate we have ever had. We are keeping the hot chocolate mix for our trip to Tahoe later this year. It will be a way we can relive our amazing trip. I wanted to say thank you to the staff for being so friendly and helpful in selecting our chocolate. I gave it one Euro sign, but you could easily get carried away in here. We spent over $40 of chocolate because we knew we weren't going to be back anytime soon.

Admittedly, I came here because of Anthony Bourdain. This place seems like the aberration in a sea…read moreof overly-aggressive sellers, spices, olives, falafel, baklava, and overpriced food. Not saying that I can't appreciate spices, olives baklava, and falafel, but I could use some variety in the Naschmart. I went for the sampler plate. All the recommended foods were excellent. The assortment of meats were all hits. Probably the best were the hams for me, but the cheeses were great as well. Both brothers were pretty nice, with Thomas talked to me most of the time. He offered more bread if I wanted it. The locals sitting next to me all told me that I made the right decision to come. The decor inside looks pretty old-world, with a variety of meats and cheese hanging in this super tiny place. Yes, I will be back if I get to visit Vienna again.

Might be my favorite place in Vienna, definitely my favorite place in the Naschmarket…read more Bourdain's pick - a heaven for cured meats, cheeses, champagne, wine and beer. The helpful owner made a charcuterie plate that was absolute bliss. If I do achieve that dream of moving to Vienna, you'll find me here most evenings!

What a treat! Locally made hard candy. Lots of different options to choose from and can be very…read morehard to decide but there are some available to taste before purchasing. There are cute little Valentine's Day ones and happy faces and chocolate and the options seem endless. There was also caramels that were very good that I added to my purchase. Further along my walking tour of city center there was another huge store that looked a bit nicer. However, I did enjoy this locations rustic feel. The staff was also very nice.

Delightful handmade pulled candies. Cute grabbing attention storefront windows. Great service,…read moreespecially at tasting their amazing varieties before purchasing. A wonderful and unique gift it makes for my friends back home. CHEERS!

We came to their other, non-Naschmarkt location via a walking food tour we booked via Urban…read moreAdventures! What a delightful surprise this was! We got a full tour of their vinegar cellars, as well as samples of golden delicious apple vinegar, banana vinegar, as well as a handful of other types. The variety and selection they have available are quite extensive, and the staff was very welcoming and willing to take the time to tel you a bit about each variant. If you are in any way a vinegar or oils (olive, fruit, etc.) enthusiast, check this place out, as you will most definitely learn a thing or two and not be disappointed!

This place sells two of my favorite things: whisky and chocolate. Don't stop at the chocolate…read moresection in the front, which is not huge but well edited. Go upstairs for the beautiful whisky wall that had lots of whiskies I'd never heard of (mostly scotch). If I had more money and hadn't committed to the concept of carry-on bags only I would have picked up a couple of bottles. Good service. Note: Façade and signage are not very striking so it's not an easy store to find in this area outside of the Inner Stadt. It would be a shame if people miss out on this place because they don't notice it. If you go, it's probably easiest to walk through the Naschmarkt and take a left at Schleifmühlgasse where the Hotel 3 Kronen is.

Aside from the unusual chocolate and jams in the front they have a great selection of both common…read moreand rarer whiskeys (bourbon, scotch, rye, but also single malt from India or Japan). They also offer tastings every now and then, but can be a bit more on the pricey side, when compared internationally. Having said that, it's a neat little shop I enjoy coming back to, if not for the whiskey, then it's the unparalleled selection of rum and gin that I have seen so far. If you're just looking for a generic Bombay Sapphire or Hendricks, I'd suggest you go for a well stocked supermarket, as they're likely cheaper there.

My friend and I did a little shopping at the Manner Shop in Innere Stadt, while we were exploring…read moreVienna for a few days earlier this month. Even if you think you don't know the brand, you might recognize Manner wafers when you see them. Their classic Neapolitan wafers were introduced in 1898 and are hazelnut-cream filled wafers. Josef Manner opened his first stop next to St. Stephen's Cathedral. I'm not sure if the current shop is located in the same place as the original shop, but it's certainly close by (just across from the cathedral). The shop is tiny, but it's well stocked - full of the classic Manner wafers but also additional flavors and a million other items related to Manner. Given the company's history, Manner wafers make a perfect souvenir from a trip to Vienna. Stop by and take some home - whether you love them already or not.

Yelp Review 2023 #268:…read more Every time I or anybody in the family go to a Duty Free shop in Europe, a big box of Manner has to be brought home. Crunchy wafers with chocolate and hazelnut cream in between. Located across from St. Stephen's Cathedral, I had to come visit this shop. You can get Manner in different flavors and shapes, and packaging: giant box, small bag. They have chocolate-covered Manner. So many options I didn't know exist. My mind was definitely blown. Keep in mind, these wafers have a rather short shelf life. Be sure to eat them within 6 months after purchasing them or they'll be expired. I've actually eaten expired Manner before and it was rancid! They also have Mozartkugeln (chocolate ball with marzipan and pistachio in the middle), individually wrapped chocolates and pralines. For serious Manner lovers, you can get liqueur, a t-shirt, a bag, and a hoodie, teddy bear, flash drive, snow globe, and all kinds of little accessories.

Straight up, Ner never disappoints. Need a spice at 21:00 or don't want to trek to Prosi? Ner's got…read moreit. Hofer across the street closed and you really need some milk? Its in the fridge at Ner's. Want to support a hardworking, immigrant business owner? Yes, Ner is open and run by the owner himself from 10:00-22:00. If you look above the cashier, there is a picture of him with the President of Austria.

We came here as part of a walking food tour that we booked via Urban Adventures, and this location…read moreis in the heart of the Naschmarkt. We were blown away at all of the different chocolates they had in their inventory! We got to taste their hot chocolate, which was sublime, as well as a handful of different chocolates: a 70% dark chocolate, a dark chocolate that contained bits of black pepper - very interesting in that it paired quite well with the hot chocolate as a chaser. If you are a chocolate fanatic, both of the candy, sauce, type, etc., you're going to find something you like here.

Come here for Frozen Yoghurt and ice cream (in the summer), as well for the substantial Zotter…read morechocolate assortment. Compared to Kurt, the frozen yoghurt is sweeter, and thus better (but also with higher calories). Hot chocolate in the winter is a let down (molten Zotter chocolate). For that, head over to Neuhaus Chocolatiers (Ringstrassengalerien) instead - you won't regret it!