From the owner: Hochexklusive Delikatessen aus ganz Europa. Herrlicher Prosciutto, gereifter französischer Käse ,…read moreOmega-3 reiche Fische vom Weissensee, uvm. Ein besonderes Highlight für Mutige stellt unser Insekten-Sortiment dar. Geröstete Würmer, Riesenheuschrecken, getoastete Ameisen etc.

I love the location. Their sushi was so fresh and delicious and I wanted something light and not…read moreheavy like most Austrian and German food. I want to love this place but I can't quite because both times I went, they most definitely poured me a smaller glass of sparkling wine than local people who spoke German. I watched in almost disbelief as they did it two days in a row. I've seen Americans cheated before in some countries. For example, in Italy, not only did they volunteer an English menu, the prices on it were higher than the menu in Italian. Sad, because we Americans are more likely to tip, since it is what we know. Overall, Julius Meinl is a cool and interesting place, just don't expect a full drink unless you appear a Regular. Great sushi, though!!!!

A great little gourmet grocery store and a foodies paradise. In the middle of the city center the…read morestore offers a wide selection of high-quality products from around the world. Coffee, tea, wine, and fine delicacies. The atmosphere feels elegant yet welcoming, and the service is professional and friendly. It is the perfect place to find exclusive gifts or to treat yourself with something special. A must-visit when exploring Vienna's luxury shopping street.

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!

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!

Here in the United States they put so many chemicals in our food and this is just pure clean sugar!…read more The history of Vienna candy is wonderful, and this is a great store to tour

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.

Had everything I needed. Only 40 meters from our AirBnB…read moreflat. I love it that they slice your prosciutto on a hand-powered Italian machine. It is very weird that they open at 0740 and are closed on Sundays.

I have to admit I do love Spar, although they seem a bit more utilitarian in the ones I've visited…read morein Europe they have what you need if you're looking for essentials. The staff here is nice and helpful even if you don't speak German. They have a decent selection of items but I would say there was an over abundance of any one thing though. But if you're looking for the basics and essentials I'd definitely pop in here. The prices are pretty reasonable to which is another plus.