Vienna’s most prestigious providore brims with quality foodstuffs from around the world (over 17,000 products in all). Chocolate and confectionery dominate the ground floor, and impressive cheeses (some 400 varieties) and cold meats are tantalisingly displayed upstairs. The basement stocks European and Austrian wine and fruit liqueurs and has a classy on-site wine bar; there's also an exceptional on-site restaurant.
Julius Meinl am Graben
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