Hofer / Aldi is a good discount supermarket with water, some produce, yogurt, candies, excellent…read morechocolate, chocolate cookies, biscuits and various other offerings. Bring your own bags.

This is Aldi. Where does the Hofer name come from? Confusing…read more Anyways, my absolute favorite grocery store when shopping abroad. The food is fresh and cheap. What more could you ask for! Bring your own bags or do what I do, grab an empty or nearly empty box and use that as your bags. My mom and I did this when I was growing up and shopping at Aldi in my hometown. It must not be common practice in Europe though because I always get such weird looks when I'm strutting down the sidewalk with a cardboard box full of groceries. I'm helping save the planet too judge-y mcjudgepants so avert those eyes. Aldi has a great selection of affordable and amazing wine too. Their bread and pastries are baked fresh in the store. Honestly don't shop anywhere else. Go here.

For the very first day that we arrived to Vienna we did not know any places. This hofer supermarket…read morewas near to our house and I found it by chance. Staff helped me too much to buy a simcard and activate it... I really thankful.

This store has groceries, meat, dairy products, baked goods, sundries, clothing accessories, and…read moresome clothes. All of it is discounted. The staff can be helpful.

Local Hofer ( or Aldi if you prefer ). All the basics here…read moreas well as some fairly good prices on most products. Large packaged cheese and sliced meat selection.

I like this Hofer. It's close to my flat which makes it…read moresuper convenient, their prices are great, it's pretty clean, their product is fresh, and they have a close parking garage. I usually first shop here before I go anywhere else.

Worth a visit if you are in Vienna. Located out of the crazy-busy old town area, in an interesting…read moreand diverse area. Large shop with large selection. They have some beautiful locally-dyed yak/silk I'd never seen before. Also Wollmeise, so hard to come by in the USA. Owner speaks English. There is knitting space.

I had one day to be a tourist in Vienna (a Saturday) and Wollmeile was on my list of places to…read morevisit and it was open until 100! So I made my way there by 1245 and it was lovely! So many choices. The owner and another staff member were kind and polite hostesses. I made my purchase and wished I had more time to look. Next time, I promise to get there earlier!