This is what chocolate dreams are made of!!!!…read more If you find yourself driving through Austria, this is the place to stop to satisfy your sweet tooth! The store was very clean and organized, making it easy to shop. There are A LOT of options with varying price points to fit every budget! A majority of the chocolate is packaged in bags or boxes, but they offer a section with 'pick your own' flavors and sell them by the pound for the individual truffles--which I recommend as there were a few flavors I've never seen in the USA such as mango and strawberry! They also sell HUGE bags of unwrapped mixed Lindt chocolates in a variety bag for about 10£.This seemed to be the best deal in store. There was seasonal chocolate on sale and they also had a variety of chocolate bars I've never heard of. Service was good and checkout was seamless! $70USD later...I left with a fulfilled sweet tooth and lots of gifts for family back home!

Especially now, when the warmer season starts this is THE typical "Heurigen" - Austrian Tavern -…read morelocated here since 1693 and developed in 1996 this place combines traditional Austrian cuisine with friendliness, hospitality and coziness. Here you can find the "REAL" Austrian Schnitzel, "Backhendl" - chicken "Schnitzel style" and other Austrian specialities and of course the local wines. All the wines come from the family viniculture. Since Roman times the tradition is that when the "Heurigen" or the inn is open, there is a beam with some green sticking out of the house and you will find at the entrance of the city or village singes showing the name of the place and the word "Ausgesteckt". Besides you can also visit Kottingbrunn Castle with its Romand and empire's museum and the castle court with its many little lakes. Heurigen Ednitsch is now open till March 12th. The smell of fresh, juicy food, the laughter of children playing at the Heurigen's playground and a colourful appearance with lots of green is always the sign for a good place to eat. Enjoy Austrian tradition!!!