This primark is smaller compared to the one in scs. Therefore the selections of clothes are less…read morebut it is more organized here and the shopping crowd is also smaller. G3 primark is more suitable for those who cannot handle large crowds. The clothing here are incredibly inexpensive and stylish. A lot of clothes styles are similar to the styles in H&M and C&A. I definitely recommend primark to teenagers on a budget!

Hofer / Aldi is a good discount supermarket with water, some produce, yogurt, candies, excellent…read morechocolate, chocolate cookies, biscuits and various other offerings. Bring your own bags.

This is Aldi. Where does the Hofer name come from? Confusing…read more Anyways, my absolute favorite grocery store when shopping abroad. The food is fresh and cheap. What more could you ask for! Bring your own bags or do what I do, grab an empty or nearly empty box and use that as your bags. My mom and I did this when I was growing up and shopping at Aldi in my hometown. It must not be common practice in Europe though because I always get such weird looks when I'm strutting down the sidewalk with a cardboard box full of groceries. I'm helping save the planet too judge-y mcjudgepants so avert those eyes. Aldi has a great selection of affordable and amazing wine too. Their bread and pastries are baked fresh in the store. Honestly don't shop anywhere else. Go here.

This is a chain of stores and this particular one is very small, however i find most things here i…read moream looking for. But of course you get what you pay for and as everything is very cheap the quality is also very cheap. But as they have Toilet paper here, i use this place often.

GREAT GREATER THE GREATEST MÜLLER! There is a new store at Donauzentrum now I read that it is…read moreone of the biggest in Vienna.

This is a German store and is well stocked, with a good range/variety of goods including…read morecosmetics, household items, chocolates, DVDs/games and toys. Essentially, a solid place to shop if you live in Vienna and often has some good bargains . Service is generally efficient and courteous enough (especially for Vienna).

This place reminds me of a mini-Walmart and a 99 cent store in the US. They pretty much have…read moreeverything and anything useful that you would need for your household, ranging from tourist souvenirs and cheap kitchen appliances, to small gift items and cleaning products For example, I needed some AA batteries after coming off working the night shift. I was tired, and didn't feel like getting up a few hours later when other stores would open up. The Lauf und Kauf is opened already around 0700, where most other stores in Vienna don't open up until 1000 or so. I wouldn't say the stuff there is of the highest quality, but they work and are useful, and those are the important factors to consider.