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Gewerbestraße 3, 7111 Parndorf, Austria
“Every time in Parndorf we try something new. This time the Reiskorn and didn't regret it. The place itself is clean and well organised. The young waitress was smiley, kind and very helpful when asked about food ingredients. Speaks german (of course) and also hungarian. Every table gets some prawn crackers, ours wasn't that "fresh" as you usually expect. I know it's a kind gesture, but then please make sure doing it the right way. Drinks came very quick, just like starters. After the starters the mains came in reasonable time and they were very tasty! The portions are huge, everybody liked at the table. Around €30 per person and worth your money! Why the 4 star. However it was a good experience, a few things to mention: - There is a see through walls to the kitchen/back area. All I saw a short hair guy putting his finger in his mouth. Whatever happened after, I don't know, but I don't think anyone should see that. - The plates. Almost all of the dishes were chipped. It's not just not nice, but straight away takes your attention from the food. Management shold look after this. - When our foods were plated, also pretty visible fingerprints on the side of the dishes. Should handling plates with clean and not oily hands. Chefs should take more attention about aesthetics. - The place was not crowded, we arrived short after opening, yet the spicy duck bao was half broken. Probably the result of a rush. So nothing major, but these little details makes a difference in this industry. I will go back for a 2nd round in the future and hope can give that 5star!”
Gutheil-Schoder-Gasse 17, 1230 Wien, Austria
“After using Rohlik (the Czech version of Gurkerl) for years, I absolutely hate Gurkerl. The food selection is much more limited, the delivery times are horrible (never enough times available, the courier always comes at the latest possible time/late), the courier never rings my bell or calls me. The fruit and vegetable selection is not only limited but it's never as good or fresh as I'd hope. What I loved about Rohlik was the partnerships with amazing boutique grocery shops, farmers, etc. and that's missing from here (any available are overpriced, not a great quality or good tasting anyways). No premium version available. The minimum purchase amount for even delivery itself is insane. Not a fan.”
Altenberger Str. 40, 4040 Linz, Austria
“Very lovely staff, great selection and many regional products”
Davidgasse 85-89, 1100 Wien, Austria
“There are two Bedronka in Vienna. And like both very much. Fresh food and a lot of items to be used with family.”
Freyung 2, 1010 Wien, Austria
“their chocolate is soo GOOD!! 😍😍 and they have lots of options and flavours ; really the first option to get gifts; the ladies there are so helpful & kind 🌟; we bought chocolates for family and friends and our bill was around 600£ and they gave us extra chocolates as a gifts 💗💗 c …”
Landstraßer Hauptstraße 74, 1030 Wien, Austria
“A good find on the busy Landstrasse Hauptstraße. Delicious Austrian/Euro fusion bistro-type fare. We stumbled upon this place at a time on a weekend when there were only three other people around. We were treated to lovely service — stay long enough in Vienna and you’ll know that this is a real bonus — and the food was delightful. The eggs Benedict festooned with shavings of truffle and prosciutto was just right. The ingredients were fresh and filling. It came perfectly paired with a slightly toasted long dark slice of bread. The coffee was decent, too. Recommended by our group: the tasting cheese platter. Pluses: good, fresh, clean regional/locally sourced produce. The staff make a real effort to speak English even when they’re not very comfortable doing it which is another genuinely welcoming gesture. Minus: the price point!”
Landstraßer Hauptstraße 1B, 1030 Wien, Austria
“Its great yo finally eat some food that reminds me of home... Love it.”
Zehnergürtel 110, 2700 Wiener Neustadt, Austria
“Amazing shop, it's like Etsy but nearby and with a possibility of testing before buying. The woman at the counter is helpful yet not overwhelming. Great.”
Bergstraße 19, 6850 Dornbirn, Austria
“Jo”
Klostergasse 11, 2381 Gemeinde Laab im Walde, Austria
“Beautiful area, well maintained. Nice 24/7 Shop”
Hauptstraße 4, 4863 Seewalchen am Attersee, Austria
“Bad service, we've ordered 2 cappuccino. It was bad we couldn't drink it. When I told the lady about and I'm not paying for this coffee she insisted that I have to pay. Also the service to slow we waited long time after that I decided to go by my self to talk to the waiter. The only good thing about it, it has good view.”
Blumensiedlung 1, 8243 Pinggau, Austria
“Ok”
Schwendermarkt, 1150 Wien, Austria
“Open Market where you can get different stuffs and Very clean. I visited the Toilet 🚻 it was very very clean and tidy. GREAT 👍 …”
Michael Koch-Straße 63, 7210 Mattersburg, Austria
“I got some pretzels (frozen)”
Zwerchäckerweg 4/30, 1220 Wien, Austria
“Very nice staff, great advice!!”
Gewerbestraße 3, 7111 Parndorf, Austria
Gutheil-Schoder-Gasse 17, 1230 Wien, Austria
Altenberger Str. 40, 4040 Linz, Austria
Landstraßer Hauptstraße 74, 1030 Wien, Austria
Landstraßer Hauptstraße 1B, 1030 Wien, Austria
Zehnergürtel 110, 2700 Wiener Neustadt, Austria
Bergstraße 19, 6850 Dornbirn, Austria
Hauptstraße 4, 4863 Seewalchen am Attersee, Austria
Blumensiedlung 1, 8243 Pinggau, Austria
Schwendermarkt, 1150 Wien, Austria
Zwerchäckerweg 4/30, 1220 Wien, Austria
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