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Altmann & Kühne
This charming small shop has a touch of the old world about it, partly due to the handmade packaging of their chocolates and sweets, designed by Wiener Werkstätte in 1928. Altmann & Kühne have been producing hand-made bonbons for more than 100 years using a well-kept secret recipe.
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Babettes
Babettes is a unique concept in Vienna. Part eatery, part cookbook and spice store, it caters to a growing market of Viennese willing to experiment with what they cook at home. With more than a thousand cookbooks from around the world, you should be able to find something to match your tastes. Cooking courses are also available.
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Bobby's Food Store
Craving Vegemite or Marmite? Salt-and-vinegar crisps? Heinz Spotted Dick? Bobby's is a one-stop food store for brands from the US, UK and beyond that are hard to find anywhere else in Vienna.
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Lollipop
An old-fashioned neighbourhood confectioners with a selection of traditional and newfangled sweets, Lollipop is sure to have something to please even the fussiest sweet-tooth.
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Manner
Even Manner - Vienna's favourite sweet since 1898, a glorious concoction of wafers and hazelnut cream - has its own concept store now, decked out in the biscuit's signature peachy pink. Here you can buy not only the product itself in every imaginable variety and packaging combination, but also Manner T-shirts, Manner bath towels, Manner toy trucks - you name it.
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Meinl Am Graben
The most prestigious providore in Vienna, Meinl stocks quality foodstuffs from all over Europe. Most of the ground floor is given over to chocolates and a confectionery; upstairs are impressive cheese and cold meats counters. The wine shop has premium European wines and a good stock of Austrian fruit liqueurs; Meinl's Weinbar (; - Mon-Sat) in the cellar has a great selection of wines by the glass and a chilled, classy atmosphere.
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Oberlaa
Oberlaa sells some of the most beautifully packaged chocolates in Vienna (in the face of some pretty stiff competition). Even more exquisite are their 'LaaKronen' - brightly coloured macaroons, in flavours like pistachio, lemon and strawberry, available singly or in gorgeous boxed sets. There are five other branches around town.
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Opern Confiserie
An old-fashioned confectionery store in the midst of buzzing Kärntner Strasse, with a dizzying array of handmade truffles, many-shaped marzipan, and brightly coloured fruit gelées . Look out for Austrian-made Bachhalm handmade chocolate bars with chunky ingredients - from standards like pistachio to more challenging taste concepts such as rose petal and shitake mushroom.
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Piccini Piccolo Gourmet
Piccini stocks only the finest and freshest goods from Italy, all of which are handled with love and care - wines, multitudes of varieties of dried pasta, 20-odd different types of salami, olives and oil. It's also a superb restaurant .
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Staud
The family business Staud has been making jams and pickled vegetables and fruit for more than 30 years. Prices are more than you'd pay in supermarkets for other brands, but the quality is by far the best in Vienna. Saturday morning is a great time to visit, when the nearby Brunnenmarkt is in full swing.
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Unger Und Klein
Unger und Klein's small but knowledgeable wine collection spans the globe, but the majority of its labels come from Europe. The best of Austrian wines - expensive boutique varieties to bargain-bin bottles - is available. It's also a small, laid-back wine bar, with a reasonable selection of wines by the glass, which gets crowded on Friday and Saturday evenings.
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Wein & Co
With a wide selection of quality European and New World wines and a huge variety of local bottles, Wein & Co is probably your best bet for wine shopping - you should be able to pick up a bargain, as the specials here are always great. You can also buy cigars, and the wine bar has a terrace with a view of Stephansdom (try 'Happy Sunday' when all glasses are half-price to ). Five other Wein & Co shops are scattered around town.
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Xocolat
An aromatic, chocolate-lovers' paradise, and a good reason to visit the magnificent Freyung Passage, this upscale Konditorei offers 40-odd varieties of beautifully decorated handmade chocolates, some of which qualify as tiny edible works of art. Too good to eat, and too good not to.
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