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8 years ago
Discount grocery like Lidl. Fresh bread, moderately fresh fruit and vegetables. Full selection of milk (including lactose free) and other dairy. As always in Europe, bring bags to pack your groceries - or buy bags there. read more
Franz-Brötzner-Str. 3
5071 Wals-Siezenheim
Austria
0662 857125
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A typical western style shopping mall. It's very nice, there are a lot of store and food options…read moreunder one roof. It is a bit out of town, but it's so easy to get there by public transportation. It's closed on Sundays, just like most places in Salzburg, so be aware. I bought a beautiful dirndl dress, with blouse and apron at Peek & Cloppenburg there for an amazing deal (around $160 total). Compared to what you pay in downtown Salburg for similar dress it's worth going here just for that. We ate at the Interspar Restaurant, which was not bad - it's almost like a buffet style - you walk around, grab what you like and then head to a cashier to pay for what you pick up. I ordered schnitzel and potatoes with pickles, which was about $11. They also have salad bar, hot meals, soup options etc. They also have a coffee shop next door, which is a complete mess - they are "over the counter" coffee shop, but they take orders in random. There is never a clear line and no one tells you, if they are just waiting for their order to pick up and it seems like everyone just pushes to the front to get in front of you. It also doesn't help, if you don't speak German. The mall gets extremely busy on Fridays and Saturdays, so be prepared for a lot of people everywhere. Seems like the whole city shops here. Good deals, a lot of different and "value" stores to choose from.
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Place was busy this evening around 4pm. Bought a couple of sweet treats from the bakery. Also…read morebought two 1 liters of Coke.
love Aldi for all the European foods and fresh veggies and fruit all packed individually like the…read moredo in Europe...more European food please
We stopped here after a long walk for drinks and ending up finding a purchasing a lot of…read moreinteresting things! Chocolate selection is very very good! We were able to find some items/greater selection than other stores we visited. There are self service check stands! Wine selection seems to be greater than other similar stores. Lots of snacks. Store was clean and everything was fresh and well stocked!
A pretty great grocer on the ground floor of a building that overlooks the river in the old town…read morepart of Salzburg. This place has cool vaulted ceilings, and lots of local stuff to get! This grocer isn't like a real typical grocer, in that it has a lot of touristy stuff to get, so many varieties of Mozart Balls and liquors. The beer supply here was a bit lacking, but they had a few cold ones available on the cheap. The food selection goes towards the luxury way instead of cheap stuff. But the selection was great, with a deli and a wine part. They had premade foods and snacks available. The aisles were pretty narrow, and the merchandise was stacked to the low ceilings, but the place was well lit. The lines were long, but they moved quickly through a self-checkout system. I managed to get a few local beers on the cheap here! Prost!
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).
Great selection of groceries, produce, snacks, beer. And a great cafeteria style restaurant for…read morebreakfast. Complete from stuck for under 5 euro. Eggs and ham, bread, juice and coffee. Such a deal if you are staying at motel one next door, it beats their breakfast bufffet
This grocery store is such a lifesaver, especially in the old town area where so many stores have…read moremarked up their prices because of all the tourists. The prices at this Spar market are reasonable just like any other Spar in Austria, and it's so much better than going into one of the gift shops next-door and buying overpriced soft drinks. Everything is less expensive here, even the Mozartkugel, and the quality is great. You can also get some sundries and fresh bread, yogurt, soft drinks, chips, fruit, meats....whatever you need. The service is efficient and good like all Spar stores and it's actually cute inside because it's a very old classic building (the Mozart house!) with vaulted ceilings.
Small Spar grocery store. Great location in old town Salzburg. This Spar is INSIDE W. A. Mozart's…read moreformer home. Staff is affable and helpful. Does not have extravagant amounts of products, just enough to get you through the day. The building is ornate, yellow, narrow and there is a fantastic old door to walk in to. Review: 4
Billa is a grocery store chain in Austria that I love. Prices are cheap and shelves well stocked…read more They even have ready made sandwiches and sushi!!!! Bring your own bag to avoid additional charges. Billa stores come in different sizes some of which offer indoor seating to have a quick bite. Don't forget to buy a can opener or cork screw for that bottle of wine! LOL!!! Liquor beer and wine are readily available along with tobacco products.
The only place in town for groceries unless you take a drive to Berchtesgaden which is about 5-10…read moreminutes away. While it's fairly small, they have pretty much everything you could need; toiletries, cleaning products, baby stuff, etc. Also, their in house brand of foods is actually really good and really cheap. One downside is that it closes very early on the weekends, and when it's closed, good luck finding another shop.
This is a Euro store. Similar to a dollar store in the United States although maybe half the items…read moreare one euro each and the rest are more than Euro. I don't recall any groceries or beverages, just household items, beauty, toys, first aid and such.
Best choice in Salet. Place is not so commercial and more familiar than other two in Salet. They…read morehave great milk, buttermilk and bread with cheese. They had milk even the others haven't.
Fine Austrian bakery shop. Layout and delivery of baked goods, salty sandwiches, sweet tarts,…read moredonuts, crullers, coffee, cheese twists, teas, bread, espressos and pies is spot on! Anker is a mainstay and true levity for those cold mornings when all you need to get to work or travel is hot breakfast! Real cool staff (50-50 men/women, runs like clock work) Review: 5
This was our first introduction as we entered Austria at the Salzburg HBF. We were in a hurry and…read moredidn't think too much of the choice we made by choosing this store. As long as there were vegan choices we were happy. We had a vegetarian Gouda sandwich which had tomatoes and some greens. The sandwich very simple but very good and was enjoyed by Mrs. The Vegan Pumpkin Seed bread, veggies and hummus was amazing. The seeds outside provided such a nice crunch. The fresh tomatoes, cucumber slices, greens and hummus. Again proved that a simple sandwich can provide perfect satisfaction. The coffee was great but filled only half which was disappointing. After this we started our relationship with Anker while we were in Austria visit.