In the Naschmarkt, they sell a lot of things. Fruits and vegetables, spices and drinks, wine etc. Oh and in the middle of the Naschmarkt, you will find.. DR-something.. I dont remember the name, sadly, But you have to buy a 3,80 euro falafel. Its AMAZING! best i have ever tasted! Very moist, lots of fresh salad, pickled cabbage and... More

It was a Saturday ,flea market in full swing,but you couldn't swing a flea never mind a cat,however the foodmarket is brilliant, lots of food on sale,with a great range of restaurants ,that do lovely food at reasonable prices.

Visiting the market a Saturday morning confirmed that this is a very busy/crowded place. It holds a great variety of food as well as other stuff for sale. You can also buy food and/or drinks there to eat directly. The selection and display is very appealing and it takes discipline not to start filing up bags :-) A nice market... More

Thoroughly enjoyed wandering around the market. Loved the food displays - some of the biggest olives I've ever seen! Took loads of photos as it all looked so good. Bought bread, cheeses, a mixture of olives as couldn't decide between them, capers, red wasabi nuts ... it's going to be a yummy dinner tonight!

At least it seems like everybody was there, eating and drinking and looking around, even doing a little shopping for meat, cheese, fish, all kinds of fruits and vegetables. Sometimes it was a little hard to find a place to sit outside in the sun, and if you did find a place, there were a lot of people smoking.

Naschmarkt is a melting pot where the visitor can find: a lot of restaurants where eat food specialities from different parts of the world; stands of fruits, species, cakes, ethnic take away foods, local kraft, all of them very tidy and well presented; people going around, people sitting at the restaurants, people buying and photographing. On saturday morning a very... More

Too touristic place. We do not enjoy it. Wide assortiment of spices and sweet things. Closed on Sunday.

This lively market is worth a half day's visit. Lots of fresh produce from all around the world, as well as cooked food ranging from street food to quality restaurants. An eclectic mix. Wonderful!

But i think it has seen better days. Still has lots to offer but incense sticks, indian dresses and turkish desserts do not fit here. You can find good bread, cheese and wine and have a quick breakfast here. Also you can enjoy various fruits, vegetables, taking photographs of the stalls and at the end see the Wagner Houses.