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 Supermarket near the Getreidegasse |
Griesgasse 19-21 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 8421600 http://www.billa.at |
This supermarket, which is opposite the Hanuschplatz bus station, is the biggest grocery store in the Old Town as well as one of the cheapest. You can find everything from fruit and vegetables at the entrance to counters for cheese and sausages, which also make sandwiches. There is also a fine range of wines and bread is baked throughout the day. It does get busy at certain times of the day though. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Market with healthy products |
Papagenoplatz Salzburg 5020 Austria |
Every Friday, a small market is held on the beautiful Papagenoplatz (in the city centre). Organic farmers from the area surrounding Salzburg sell their products and there certainly is a lot on offer. Farmer Samshof from Neumarkt sells a variety of cheeses (the sheep's cheese is delicious), and Farmer Bishof from Büroos sells fresh meat and sausages. If you want to buy Fresh vegetables, then Farmer Klinger is always a good stop-off point. All of the products are organic so this is an ideal place to buy fresh, healthy food. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Bakery on the Mirabell square |
Mirabellplatz 7a Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 871438 http://www.floeckner.at |
This bakery on the Mirabell square sells great bread, cakes, pastries, and in ice-cream in the summer. There are also savoury pastries such as Spinattascherl (a pastry filled with spinach). There is a small café at the back of the bakery and in the summer you can sit outside in the quiet inner courtyard. The menu includes not only cakes and coffee but also drinks and snacks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Quality butcher who also sells snacks |
Linzer Gasse 3 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 874435 |
This butcher is situated in the Linzer Gasse and it offers a great selection of meat and sausages. All meat is butchered on the premises. This is also a good place to get a snack when going for a stroll along the Linzergasse. You could try a roll with a slice of meat loaf called called Leberkas-Semmel. A few hot dishes are served at lunctime but it's a case of standing room only. As there is only space for few people it's not really a good place for groups. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fruits and vegetables for refreshment |
Universitätsplatz Salzburg 5020 Austria |
When walking through the city centre, you will sooner or later come to University Square. Between Collegiate Church and Mozart's Birthplace there are a lot of stalls selling fresh local fruit and vegetables, meat, fish, seafood, bread and cheese, along with more exotic delicacies. The colourful picture is completed by the crowds of people who throng to this market, tourists as well as natives. It's well worth a visit, though some people might find the prices too high. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Wax-works and gingerbread |
Joh. Nagy & Söhne Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 88252; +43 662 874740 http://www.nagy.at |
One of the few remaining wax-workers and gingerbread makers in western Austria, Nagy & Söhne sells a lovely selection of candles (the honeycomb candles being particularly recommended) and different types of Lebkuchen (gingerbread). Lebkuchen is available filled or seasoned, covered with chocolate or decorated with festive inscriptions. The hand-painted wax figurines are also very pretty. Another branch is located on Sterneckstraße. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Wide range of European cheeses in a small shop |
Hagenauer Platz 2 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 844100 http://www.kasloechl.at/ |
This specialist cheese shop is situated in the passage between Mozarts Geburtshaus and Griesgasse. If you are heading towards the shop from the house in which Mozart was born, the small shop on the left-hand side can easily be missed. Although the shop is quite small you can find a wide range of European cheeses. You can get everything from soft French cheese to hard Swiss cheese to a number of varieties of Austrian cheese. There are special offers every week such as Swiss Emmentaler cheese for example. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Homemade Italian pasta and fine Italian wines |
Wolf Dietrich Straße 31 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 873487 http://www.pastaevino.at |
The Pasta & Vino restaurant and shop offer delicious homemade Italian pasta which you can eat in or take away. When you enter the shop you feel as if you are in Northern Italy. There is a large counter and shelves stacked with Italian Wines. There are various types of fresh pasta to choose from daily, such as ravioli filled with ricotta and spinach or boletus edulis (mushrooms). At lunch time you can buy a hot meal but it's hard to find a free seat because the shop does tend to get crowded. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Selected vinegars and oils in an unusual shop |
Goldgasse 5 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 849316 |
Through the window you can take a look at an unusual shop: a number of big glass- and earthern-ware vessels and little wooden barrels stand in the small shop. Inside, you can find real delicacies: selected vinegars, olive oils in different aromatic flavors (especially recommended: the truffle-oil), salad oil (as an Austrian speciality the so-called black gold - Styrian pumpkin nut oil), but also alcoholic drinks such as brandy, whiskey, various types of schnapps and liqueurs. You can get individual amount in your own bottle, or you can buy from this shop. If you want these delicious specialities as a gift, the glass bottles are getting labeled and beautifully wrapped at the shop. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Austrian and international wines |
Alpenstraße 43 Salzburg 5020 Austria +43 662 626330 http://www.weinco.at |
This shop is the best place to buy wines from all over the world in Salzburg. You can find wines that are typical for their respective countries as well as some that you may not know about. The whole range of wine that is for sale is accompanied by short descriptions. There are lots of Austrian wines but also some more exotic ones from places like Chile. The staff are very competent and readily at hand should you need some advice. Every month, certain wines are sold as special offers, so you can buy interesting wines at a lower price. You can also buy culinary specialities such as pesto here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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