There are two branches of Peek and Cloppenburg in Vienna, although the one I intend to concentrate on is the one on the Mariahilferstrasse (number 26-30 on the corner of Stiftgasse). It is easy to get to, being 250m from the U3 stop at Neubaugasse and about 400m from the U2 stop Museumsquartier ... Read review
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Advantages: Reliable quality, good range of designer clothing Disadvantages: Service could be better.
There are two branches of Peek and Cloppenburg in Vienna, although the one I intend to concentrate on is the one on the Mariahilferstrasse (number 26-30 on the corner of Stiftgasse). It is easy to get to, being 250m from the U3 stop at Neubaugasse and about 400m from the U2 stop Museumsquartier (formerly named Babenburgerstraße). Having lived in Vienna for nearly four years I have managed to get quite a few good bargains here, although you have to ... ...card. Update - October 2004: Peek und Cloppenburg may soon be changing its policy to allow owners of Austrian Maestro cards to use their debit cards in-store. That will be a big relief for me, rather than raiding bank machines before going shopping.
The reason I choose to go to P&C is because of the wide range of designer labels that they have there. I tend to stick to a few tried and tested labels, with Calvin Klein, Burberry, Hugo Boss and Ralph ...
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