Viani Benvenuto in Eimsbüttel

  • Viani
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This small shop conjures up a touch of Italy in Eimsbüttel, leaving its customers spoilt for choice with homemade and speciality products.

Pasta, pizza, pesto, and so much more!

Viani sends you on a fabulous culinary journey through Italy. High quality olive oil, olive pesto, Nero D’avola or sweet tartufi certainly make the hearts of any foodies beat that much faster. Everything on offer in the shop is either made from Viani’s own production or selected producers in Italy. What’s more, the recipe ideas and the ready-made pizza dough you can get at the deli counter invite you to put your apron on and get cooking yourself!

Deli, café and cooking school

Whether you prefer to eat in or takeaway, Viani has a fine selection of typical Italian delights on offer such as focaccia, salsicca, soups and salads, not forgetting the true Italian coffee which is, of course, a MUST at the end! If that were not enough, you can also participate in one of Viani’s cooking classes – buon appetito!

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