BILLA - Grocery shopping made easy & convenient

Many elements contribute to a richer life. This is why at BILLA, our goal is to simplify your daily experiences. We aim to create more time for you to focus on what truly matters. Within our BILLA app, you'll find features such as our online store, receipts, vouchers, and your jö Bonus Club card.

The BILLA app enhances your life with the following capabilities:

- Conveniently shop for groceries through our online store

- Easily redeem vouchers and discounts using your mobile device

- Always have your jö Bonus Club card & benefits accessible

- Utilize the BILLA market finder tool

- Make straightforward online payments

- Browse current promotional flyers

BILLA online shop

With the BILLA online shop, you can save significant time while we assist in delivering your groceries. You will discover over 12,000 products available. Your orders can be delivered right to your home or you can select Click & Collect to pick up your items at one of our locations. Payment options include credit card, PayPal, and invoices. Additionally, all jö Bonus Club bonus vouchers and discount collectors can be redeemed in the online shop.

jö Bonus Club card

The BILLA app allows you to always carry your jö Bonus Club card on your smartphone, making it easy to present it at checkout. The app provides access to all card benefits, enabling you to check your ÖS status and discount collector, as well as redeem vouchers directly from your phone.

Discounts and vouchers

The BILLA app keeps your discount vouchers readily available. Just select them on your mobile device to show at the checkout or redeem them while shopping in the app.

Flyer

Stay updated on-the-go by browsing our flyer within the BILLA app, where you can find the latest deals, promotions, and discounts.

Market Finder

Your nearest BILLA store is likely just around the corner. Our market finder displayed nearby shops, including their addresses, opening hours, and information regarding parking availability, accessibility, and electric charging stations.

Mobile payment

You can make payments using credit or debit cards, purchase on account, or with PayPal.

Your favorite products are always within reach

Simplify your weekly shopping by saving your preferred items in your favorites list, eliminating the need for lengthy shopping lists.

JANUARY

January makes it difficult for us to rely exclusively on regional and seasonal produce. Those who prefer to avoid imported fruits and vegetables can enjoy a variety of stored goods, frozen foods, dried fruits, and dried herbs.

Apple – Topaz

Simply delicious!

Topaz is a popular and widespread apple variety in Austria. The color of the apple resembles the gemstone topaz, hence the slightly modified name. This medium-sized apple impresses with its firmness and sweet-sour aroma. It is harvested from October onwards and can be stored and enjoyed until July.

Red Onions

Purple Wonder

Not only is it a little prettier than the classic onion, the red onion also contains twice as many beneficial active ingredients. Whether you steam, bake, grill, or fry it, the important nutrients are still present. It also tastes significantly sweeter and milder than its lighter-colored relatives. The red tubers can be harvested between June and October and stored until the next season.

Pears

Now's the time to grab them!

Pears can be harvested locally from the end of August until November. Their low acidity and mild sweetness make them a popular summer fruit. This stone fruit is also particularly popular as a puree with meat dishes or made into a refreshing compote.

Black Radish

The Soul Food for Winter

The black winter radish is an essential side dish in Japanese cuisine, but also has many loyal fans in Austria. Black radish is usually harvested between August and October and provides important nutrients for the cold season. Scratchy throat or cough?

The radish can be made into a completely natural cough syrup with a little honey – a popular home remedy for colds.

Beets

The Power Tuber

A true vitamin bomb, with its content of important nutrients, beets surpass anything else we can find in our refrigerators. They are sown in April and harvested from early October until the first frost. This makes the red tuber a classic winter vegetable. The earthy flavor is especially popular in salads or carpaccio.

Sauerkraut

Typically German

Even ancient sailors protected themselves from nutritional deficiencies by regularly consuming sauerkraut, as this classic side dish is rich in fiber and vitamin C. Sauerkraut is made from white cabbage. This is usually harvested between September and November, so it can be prepared fresh as late as December. Perfect for the Christmas season!