This grocery store, being in the main station is one of the few open on Sundays. It also has…read moreextended hours during the week as compared to other SPAR stores around. The selection was good. I got some cheeses, some charcuterie cut to order (many people were ordering sandwiches at the Deli, so that seems very popular). The store is very close to the main entrance, so it's not hard to find.

We love this grocery while in Europe. Great selection of food, produce and hot meals to go. Usually…read morewalking distance from any of the hotel we stayed. Good service, fast check-out. Price ranges from € - €€ (euro).

What an experience. The restaurant was classy, great meal and server speaks English well. Ambiance…read morewas.very warm. We.had an option to sit inside or outside and opted out.

Is there a 0 star possibility? Incredibly rude! If you don't want to sell wine, close.read more

Awesome Michelin starred 7-course tasting experience with wine pairings. Each course was perfectly…read morebalanced!

To eat well, I always disagree with critics who say that all restaurants should be fine dining. You…read morecan get a Michelin star if you serve the best hamburger in the world -- David Chang No Hamburgers served here. Just excellently prepared Austrian inspired, Michelin starred cuisine served with heart and soul. We ordered the Esszimmer tasting menu which was more seafood centric and came out with the amuse Boucher and another added course to 9 courses. Everything hit its mark and was just the loveliest. It's not a pretentious restaurant, I've had American Michelin starred restaurants like Manresa and Providence and those bored me and were disappointing. Everyone here was friendly even though my German is non existent. Photos don't do it justice. Highly recommended when in Salzburg.

The oldest bakery in Salzburg and it did not disappoint. It is located within St. Peter's monastery…read morein the basement next to a waterwheel which is still used to power their milling machine. The aroma of the bakeries are so strong and heavenly, you can find it just by the smell of it. They are known for their sourdough but I was told to try their brioche which was what I got. The bread was soft, pillowy, with a slight sweetness to it that's perfectly balanced with the natural flavors of wheat flour and milk. A small batch just came out when we arrived so it was warm as we devoured it. I was told there's usually a long line but maybe it was during the heat wave when we went so there were only a few people ahead of us. One interesting thing is there's a stone in front of the store which has 2 shapes of their signature breads. They actually use that to guarantee the size of the bread. Overall, although they only offer limited items, but they've perfected what they do offer. You can tell they use high quality ingredients. This is a must try when in the city.

This was the oldest bakery in Salzburg with references dating it operating back to the 12th…read morecentury. It was located below the street level, next to St. Peter and the funicular station up to the Hohensalzburg fortress. The wonderful smell of freshly baked bread was quite strong as we got closer and really caught our attention! Out in front was a fully functional waterwheel that was the main source of power for their milling machine. All the ovens were wood fired. It's as if nothing changed over the last 700 plus years. Upon entering we saw the prep and work areas but all was quiet like they just finished baking. Definitely small batches compared to more commercial bakeries. Since we visited in the morning, we ordered their super soft and sweet brioche rolls and the cinnamon raisin buns. Our server pulled them fresh off the racks instead so they were both warm and heavenly in smells. They were delicious. We so wanted to come back again after our first visit but we just ran out of time. Will definitely be our priority during a return visit to Salzburg.

Try a flight of 3 schnapps before making your purchase selections. You might be surprised by what…read moreyou find appealing. They have been distilling for over 100 years. You are also able to drink and purchase house made wines, brandy and punch. You will find patrons standing outside enjoying 'happy hour' throughout the day. @sturdygirlstyle #sturdygirlstyle

Sporer is a MUST SEE if you are in Salzburg. I first learned of it in a Rick Steve's episode about…read morethe city. When I was in Salzburg in late May, my fiancé and I knew that we had to stop by for a schnapps tasting. This is one of the oldest family run businesses in Salzburg I believe and it was AWESOME! Everyone who worked there was so friendly and let us taste multiple of their favorite flavors before we purchased a bottle. Do not just walk by Sporers, make sure to go in, order a schnapps and enjoy the day!

This was my first stop in Salzburg after dropping my bags off at my hotel at 9 AM…read more I took a walk through Salzburg and saw this place with great outdoor seating with a great ambience of the comings and goings of the old town. I had a Cafe Latte, Prosecco, & the Large Breakfast. It was delightful! Highly recommend for their traditional Austrian breakfast.

We stopped into Café Konditorei Fürst (Alter Markt), established in 1884. It's renowned for being…read morethe first and only producer of the authentic Salzburger Mozartkugel. These are chocolate balls infused with pistachio and dipped in dark chocolate. They are obviously named for Mozart, the famous child prodigy composer who was from Salzburg. The kugels were delicious but I'm a dark chocolate person. Eat them with a coffee or cappuccino.

A beautiful cafe. Smallish but well appointed and friendly staff. Service was fast and menus were…read moreavailable in English. WC available with purchase (code locked door) and they're beautiful. Coffee melange was nice and served with some water. We split the cake and that was a good move since it is very rich. I love chocolate and apricot, but this wasn't my favorite. Still, worth the effort to come and try the "original" :)

Came to try their famous Scher Torte and it did not disappoint. The chocolate was rich with a…read morestrong cocoa note and the jam balances out the heaviness of the cake itself. I love how it's not too sweet and I can actually taste the cocoa and not just sugar. It would have been nice to pair it with a cup of hot tea but unfortunately, we got hit with the heat wave when we went so I ordered a hojicha latte. The tea flavor was just not strong enough for me so I would stick with hot tea or coffee next time. Overall, I think this is a must try if you are in the city and it's a good option to come enjoy cake a coffee as a tea break especially after all the walking around the city.

This definitely has more of a selection than the other location in the old city. It has a fresh…read morebakery and meat section. OK produce selection but vegetarians will find it falls short.