This Billa supermarket is located in front of the entry to the 'Unteres Belvedere' and the…read morecorresponding Strassenbahn 71 - stop. It looks small but it isn't: the room is quite long and it has pretty much every Billa products you can wish for, with fresh breds and snacks as well as regularly fresh fruits and vegetables. An other Billa true to its chain of supermarket!

Decent sized Billa with fresh meat / fresh bread / hot meat counters. Offers a good variety of…read moreproducts for its size, including fresh fruit and veg. Open until 19.30 on weeknights (standard closing at 18:00 on Saturday and closed on Sunday).

Eurospar is pretty large, mostly because in addition to the supermarket section, they also have a…read moresection for household goods and kitchen items. They have a good selection of many foods, whether it's yogurt, dairy, frozen. Their produce section is good. They seem to have an unusually large selection of oranges. They sell a large package of spinach, much larger than I've seen at other stores. Their beer & alcohol section seems larger than other supermarkets nearby.

Aldi of Austria Prices are excellent…read more Good selection of groceries , chocolates, wine .

For those of us from the US, HOFER is Aldi. Therefore, they offer a variety of fresh, frozen and…read morepackaged food at low prices. Flowers and plants are also at a discount. This HOFER is located near a Billa and Bipa so you can compare quality, selection and prices. As with many other stores in Europe, it is closed Sundays.

This supermarket is close to the Arcotel Kaiserwasser hotel, so I went there to grab some food for…read morea healthier breakfast than what hotels and coffee shops offer. The place is more of a deli style market. The healthy options are not easy to find (aside from straight fruits and veggies). For example - Greek yogurt was in a separate fridge to the side... And it isn't the good high protein version. Everything else is breads, viennoiseries, baked goods, fatty meats and cold cuts, chocolate, cookies etc. It's a nice and decent place to get your friends chocolate of you come from abroad. It will cost you over half less than getting the exact same items at the airport.

If you are staying in the area and want to grab some food or snacks then this is the place to go…read more Unlike Spars I have been to in England and Ireland, this place was very nice. With a great selection of quality goods. Including a great wine and beer selection. We were staying in a hotel around the corner but had a small kitchen so made use of the place for snacks, drinks and breakfast. Really liked the quality of supermarkets in Austria, so if you are visiting make use!

This new Spar Gourmet opened a few months ago. And seriously, it is a great one. Bigger than the…read moreusual Spar Gourmet, you can find here everything you look for, at the same prices as in the other Spars. Inside is even a Ströck bakery. What I particularly enjoy the opening hours, from 7:30 to 20:00 during the week: very practical when you work long hours!

Like many European supermarkets, lots of fruits and veggies pre-packaged and ready to go. Great…read morequality. Nice cheese selection and deli. Very clean. Excellent prices.

Arrived into the train station on Saturday at 11:30pm, and the regular Spar shop isn't open on a…read moreSunday. Thank goodness the Pronto was open, and had such amazing assortment for such a small space. The quality and cleanliness was much appreciated. One section has the grab-and-go goods like sandwiches, beer, water, as well as the prepared foods counter. The other side is more groceries (meat, eggs, ice cream, etc). It's a little inconvenient as you have to line up, pay, walk to the other side, line up and pay again. But I can see given the location why theft is an issue.

it serves a purpose: a small grocery store for essentials that's open from early morning til late…read morenight, 7 days a week. so for essentials that you need to get on a Saturday night...this is the place. I was a bit confused about the barricades they put up at random. seems it has to do with some law about having too many customers in a shopping space and thus considering it as "two" markets by dividing it? not the store's fault - as usual, it's unnecessary government interference - but just be warned if you go at peak times (late nights) that it may be tough if you need items strewn about the store. plenty of grab-and-go options (sandwiches, salads, pre-made meals) that looked pretty good, as well as a deli and small bakery. there's a much larger Interspar further in Wien Hauptbahnhof, as well as even cheaper options down Favoritenstrasse - but if time and convenience are needed then the Pronto is worth a stop.