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Self-Catering
Grüner Markt €
(Green Market; Universitätsplatz; Mon-Sat)
A one-stop picnic shop on one of
Salzburg's grandest squares, for regional cheese, ham, fruit, bread and gigantic pretzels.
FOOD MARKET
Kaslöchl €
(Hagenauerplatz 2)
A mouse-sized Austrian cheese shop, crammed with creamy alpine
varieties, holey Emmental and fresh cheese with herbs.
CHEESE
Stiftsbäckerei St Peter €
(Mühlenhof; 8am-5.30pm Mon & Tue, 7am-5.30pm Thu & Fri, 7am-1pm Sat)
Next to
the monastery where the watermill turns, this 700-year-old bakery bakes Salzburg's best
sourdough loaves (€3.10 per kilogram) from a wood-fired oven.
BAKERY
Drinking
A
Stein
-swinging beer hall, a sundowner on the Salzach, an intimate wine bar for appreci-
ating the subtle nuances of Grüner Veltiner wines - all possible ideas for a good night out
in Salzburg. Nobody's pretending this is rave city, but the days of lights out by 11pm are
long gone. You'll find the biggest concentration of bars along both banks of the Salzach
and some of the hippest around Gstättengasse. Rudolfskai can be on the rough side of
rowdy at weekends.
BREWERY
Augustiner Bräustübl
(
www.augustinerbier.at
;
Augustinergasse 4-6; 3-11pm Mon-Fri, 2.30-11pm Sat &
Sun)
Who says monks can't enjoy themselves? This cheery monastery-run brewery has
been serving potent homebrews in traditional ceramic
Stein
mugs since 1621. Fill yours
from the pump in the foyer, visit the snack stands and take a pew in the vaulted hall or be-
neath the chestnut trees in the 1000-seat beer garden.
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