I expected the food markets to be an array of food stalls and street food and it would be fun to see the different samples of food Vienna has to offer. But when we went it was a more of a line of restaurants and...More

The market is fairly small, and like mentioned in some previous reviews, the products offered are quite repetitive. Maybe the better part of this market is sitting down at an eatery/cafe for food/drink and people watching :) Overall, nothing really to write home about!

A third of shops still aren’t open by 9am and their hours vary. While some restaurants are open past 10pm, the majority close well before then. The variety of food is impressive. Souvenir prices are similar to those at other shops around the city.

If you want to eat something or just buy food, you should visit this market. There are a lot of vendors and a lot of people, but that is the part of the market. For us, it was hard to choose what we wanted -...More

I expected a bit more of the Naschmarkt when we went there. It has lots of stalls that sell food, souvenirs, other items, plus an alley with lots of restaurants. However the food stalls are typical European market style, nothing special, and many have the...More

Maybe my review of naschmarkt is tainted because of my expectations before visiting, but I felt a bit disappointed. It is an easy place to get to and navigate once there as it's a straight line and you can walk up the middle and down...More

I arrived at Kettenbrückengasse U-Bahn early on a Sunday morning so I wasn’t expecting the Naschmarkt to be open for business and I wasn’t expecting the sheer scale of the place, the stalls are endless. The Naschmarkt has been in existence since the 16th Century...More