From the owner: Founded in 2012, after 10 years of selling cheese at Karmelittermarkt in the second districtread more

Nice spot for a bite, drink or whatever; especially on a nice day. It's a walkway lined by a wide…read morevariety of restaurants and some shops.

Fun place to shop for Mediterranean food, meats, cheese, rest looking vegetables and craft…read moreclothing, plus many restaurants, coffee, gelato, cakes and baklava. The shop keepers are friendly and persistent salespersons, offering free samples which is fun.

Wonderful shop specializing in Swiss cheeses…read more Jumi has some excellent cheese. You can sample the cheese to see what you like most. Service is friendly, helpful & informative. Had a very nice Brie called Schneeflöckli (€40/kg) I was there on Saturday & they had set up a stall outside selling raclette. They have huge blocks of cheese which is melted and scraped onto potatoes or bread. Various pickled cucumbers, peppers, or onions can be added. It was very good (€7.40 in October 2021)

One of the coolest cheese shops I've ever been to! Very small and rustic inside with a great…read moreselection of well-curated swiss cheeses. Highly recommended for cheese-lovers visiting Vienna!

The best quality hams we've had in a long time! We got a platter of hams and a platter of cheese,…read moreand everything was superb quality.

Käseland (Cheese Land) is heaven on earth for cheese lovers. Located at the Naschmarkt, the staff…read moreis accustomed to "dealing with" tourists, thus non-German speakers, and seems all the more friendly therefrom. As another Yelper noted, their motto is "try before you buy," and an excellent example of this follows: I was at Käseland a few months back and wanted to try a Manchego cheese, having heard they are quite good cheeses. I asked the lady if they had any Manchego, which of course they did, and she proceeded to cut off a few slices.. From a wheel of cheese marked at €36,99/100 grams! The cheese was delicious, and all told she probably gave me and my fiancé about €5 worth of cheese just to taste! We kindly asked if she had a cheaper Manchego for sale, which they thankfully did (a younger cheese, priced around €2,99 to €3,99/100 grams.) The last time I visited Käseland - we go about once a week to get our weekly supply of cheese and our "fix", as it were - it was a busy Saturday at the Naschmarkt, and the owner of the store was there. He was super friendly - we don't see him very often - and after we'd ordered 3 or so cheeses, he asked where we were from. (We're both from the U.S., different states.) Even though we'd bought only about €9-10 worth of cheese, and it was quite busy in the store, he said, "hold on a minute," and made us a "snack" using a horseradish spread and one of the cheeses we'd just tried for the first time (and bought), on a Semmel roll (like french bread). The "snack" was probably another €5-7 worth of cheese and spread and bread, just for the hell of it. How cool and nice is that? (And no, there's no way he could have known I'm a Yelper!) Point being? Käseland and its owner and employees are really cool and nice, and you should go there and try and buy delicious cheeses.

Located inside the Karmelitermarkt, an outdoor market in the Jewish Quarter, Kaas am Markt is a…read moresmall cafe with mainly outdoor seating. My wife, six-year-old daughter and I popped in on a Thursday morning around 11 a.m. for breakfast. We each ordered the "Good Morning Vienna." It comes with sweet bread, butter, and jam, a soft-boiled egg, and a bun with butter and chives. It was refreshing! The apple juice mixed with sparkling water was really good too. Service is kind. When you're done, go inside and pay.

From the owner: Il cibo è una scelta di vita. Non sarebbe ipotizzabile farne una sbagliata. La Salumeria è la tappa…read morefinale di un percorso eno gastronomico di alto livello che ha condotto il titolare ad aprire un luogo che è lo scrigno del suo peregrinare tra produttori ed agricoltori che amano il gusto ed hanno voglia di diffonderne il sapere!