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Market with various vendors selling fruits, vegetables, dried goods, sweets, smoothies and more. Open Mon-Fri 06:00-21:00, Sat 06:00-18:00. Closed Sun.
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Last update on 12 Mar 2020 by Guest
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Added by PawWhiskersMeow on 12 Mar 2020
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12 Reviews
First Review by Sorana
hrl_lena
Points +5154
Victim of dried fruits - Edit
I think here you immediately become a victim of men trying to sell you dried fruits. Boom, one craving, admitting to make a purchase, suddenly you're 11€ poorer because they gave you way more than you wanted.
Read moreI also wouldn't recommend all of them... I tried a few, stuff like mango, dates and orange are save but pamelo, kiwi, watermelon.... uuhhh
Updated from previous review on 2026-03-23
Guest
glub
Points +59
Lovely food market - Edit
We bought warm and crispy falafels and hummus from one vendor who had offered us to try them - the falafels were the best we'd ever had, fragrant and fried to crispy perfection. 10 pieces falafel cost us only 4 euros, and we were full after eating 4 pieces each, they were huge.
Read moreThe market is full of different vegan options, some of them clearely labelled as vegan. Vegans could buy spices, olives, nuts, falafel, hummus, flatbread, dates, dried fruit, fresh fruit and vegetables...
Pros: Smells amazing, Falafels are offered to try to bypassers
Cons: In some areas meat, fish and cheese are sold
Guest
portiii
Points +772
Great vegan plate - Edit
I ordered the vegan plate for lunch and it was delicious. However, it was huge so there was no way I was going to finish it.
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Maaikej
Points +2593
Gezellige markt en mooie buurt met prachtige huizen - Edit
Sfeervolle markt, op zaterdag vlooienmarkt tussen art nouveau huizen. Vegan winkels aanwezig.
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_the_kangaroo_
Points +13223
big market - Edit
there are many differwnt things sold at the market stands. you'll find fruits & veggies, sweets, delicatessen, bread, noodles, ...
Read morein my opinion, some of the vendors are too obtrusive and in some areas it smells extremely because of meat and cheese.
Guest
Stefano97
Points +1358
With Everything and More! - Edit
A very intriguing market, with dishes from the most diverse cultures. There is a nice atmosphere inside, the products are very varied and the prices are reasonable. It's a place to while away the hours
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MartaJesus
Points +307
Review - Naschmarkt - Edit
THE BEST MARKET I HAVE EVER BEEN TO! I think I repeat myself constantly but I’m not exaggerating when I’m saying everything I tasted was heaven on earth, from dehydrated fruit to nuts and even the best cooked falafel ever! Plus, we found the most divine vegetarian noodles to have lunch 🍜 I also had a nice coffee with oat milk in some place and bought a natural red fruit tea.
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PocaVerde
Points +189
Vibrant market with something for everyone - Edit
Spectacular colours and a great vibe
Read morePros: Incredible range of fruit, vegetables and spices, , Some cafes have vegan options like meze, Artisan vegan cheese can be bought there
Guest
Cedric_Trp
Points +206
Wandererschnitten - Edit
Try them out they are great! Hard to find anywhere else.
Read morePros: Vegan falafel, Vegan snacks, Cheap
Cons: Packed
Guest
·X·
Points +28489
Naschmarkt - Edit
My partner and I basically ate at Naschmarkt every day (expect for a few meals since I as sick on this trip) when we travelled to Wien a few years ago. I remember having vegan asian food here and really liked it. It's a really nice historic market that warrants a visit whether you eat there or not.
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marcinszablowski
Points +55
I recommend Yumi - Edit
Yumi Restaurant at Naschmarkt has vegan and vegetarian options. They serve Vietnamese, Japanese and Thai food.
Read morePros: Vegan options
Guest
Sorana
Points +2505
Historical and tourist hotspot - Edit
The Naschmarkt is probably the most popular market in Vienna (also the biggest), everyone has heard about it. It exists for a couple of centuries and it used to be a place where people could get exotic spices and ingredients. Nowadays it's a place packed with restaurants and shops selling ingredients, spices and foods from all over the world, from many cultures. This entry on Happy Cow only marks the entire location of Naschmarkt (over 23 000 square meters ~ 27 000 square yards), no specific places where you can buy something.
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