Every time we visit Graz this is a must go to for food! Their schnitzel is amazing! There's plenty…read moreof room to sit inside or outside. The exterior seating has a fun view of the city and a great place to people watch. The inside gives you a comfortable glimpse of the traditional Austrian restaurant. The service is always friendly and the food arrives prompt! Come hungry and bring your friends!

The food specially the austrian schnitzel is the best in the whole country !!! Very big delicious…read morecrispy portions of chicken - and pork- schnitzel with pumpkin seeds. If you don't eat in this restraunt you didn't come to Graz. Moreover ; the restraunt is in a very historical corner of the city. Don't miss the best experience of schnitzel in your life. Note: waiters can be some how nervous because of the high number of guests always exists !!

This came with a very high recommendation from the NH hotel where we are staying. What a…read moredisappointment. The restaurant is in a closed courtyard of am old building. People leaving can oversee the terrace. Due to the closed environment not so much fresh air, even if it was outside in the evening. It has traditional Austrian food, but for tourists. I had a schnitzel that was average at most and over fried in used oil. Could feel taste of fish in the crust. The waiter was a nice lady that tried to compensate for the average food. She was nice and friendly but I was there for the food not for new friends. And last ... the prices... oau... over 20 euro for a schnitzel. All in all... if no other options... go and check it out good is safe, but if you want to enjoy it, try something else.

Good place to eat for couple of time but after couple of times its all the same foods as rest of…read moreAustria.

Let me start with the good part :-) The food was delicious. And so was the wine…read more But the place had a bit of a low cost feeling to it. We were seated by a man wearing a body warmer, and the waiters were not wearing traditional clothing. The paper napkins were a good example of how this restaurant isn't quite the luxury one the wall decoration suggests. The French, I guess 1930's style jazz music, didn't fit the 'local restaurant' style at all. In the non smoking area there was no wifi signal. The toilet had quite a lot of paper towels laying around on the floor because the rubbish bin was full. Price: I haven't been to may places in Graz, but I would say it's at a medium price range. 5 euro for a glass wine (the glasses were quite full), 13-26 euro for a main course and deserts at around 7-9 euro. I must say, all staff was very friendly. But I would not come back here again.

I have walked by this place so many times while strolling around Graz. I always stop and admire…read moretheir decorations. This time I went in to admire the food! They were very busy during lunchtime and the menu was full of fall specialties including goose, pumpkin, and wild meats. I wasn't incredibly hungry so I only ate the pumpkin soup which was incredibly spiced and hearty! I have never tried pumpkin soup with dill before, and I have to say it works! My mother-in-law from the Steiermark loved her goose soup and my husband thoroughly enjoyed the daily menu. The restaurant is housed in the old Graz Landhaus and is decked out with an older, more lavish country style and seems to have been renovated within the last couple of years. There are rooms for smoking and non-smoking with separate doors if you prefer and outdoor seating in the summer.

Came here for dinner because of the Yelp reviews and was actually a bit disappointed. This is NOT…read morea gastropub in the American sense - it basically is a pub with bar food and beer. I sat outside, which was nice when the cigarette smoke wasn't blowing my way. I had a large beer and the "Entenbrust auf Pfefferrahmsauce" (which turned out to be a duck breast in a nice sauce with large tater tots and vegetables). Food was decent, though the duck was quite tough to cut with a butter knife and the vegetables had clearly been frozen previously. Still, not bad for ~11.5 euros overall (~13 USD). Biggest issue was that I did not have cash, and I had to walk to an ATM around 10-15 minutes away to pull out cash and pay for my meal. Overall, experience was "A-OK", but not what I had expected seeing other Yelp reviews.

Before I start this review, I must note that I'm an incredibly picky eater, as well as inept with…read moredirections. | THE LOCATION | Die Herzl is definitely a little odd to find, so be patient. It's worth the confusion. It took me 10 minutes around the property/building to open the correct door. I will note that it's quite fun to know that it's a secret, charming gem. It's also incredibly spacious, authentic, and welcomingly cozy. The atmosphere alone boded well for a tasty meal. | THE SERVICE | As an English speaker, I am occasionally awkward with conversing in very local-driven restaurants. The servers here speak English quite well and didn't approach me as a "tourist" or treat me differently. In fact, I felt like I was an appreciated local here. Their English menu is well written and clearly explained the foods I could order. The prices are well within my college student budget for a nice treat here in Graz. I was a bit peckish prior to arriving, so I was ready to chow down. With that, I know some places are quite slow with service, testing patrons' patience. This isn't the case here. Surrounding customers were joyful with the impeccable timing; not too fast to rush you, nor too slow where you're left wondering if they forgot you existed. I ordered a second bier, which sometimes (at other eateries) takes ten minutes to arrive. It took two, and the bar is quite far from my table. This clearly showed that the employees genuinely cared about my experience and quality of it. | THE FOOD | I'm sure you want to hear about the food. The schnitzel (I had some my first day of my arrival this weekend trip) was up there with the best, and the offering of a lemon added to the flavor. The spaetzle trumped my prior one, and the generous helping made it worth the price tag. I'm a fan of simple, homestyle plating where you feel like the chef is cooking in your own home -- not the perfect plate with elegant layout. It's food, damnit. If it's good, you don't need to showcase a work of art. It looked, and tasted, like an Austrian (grand)parent cooked it. Absolutely wonderful. | IN CONCLUSION | Overall, Die Herzl made for a perfect (second to) last meal for my three day expedition to Graz, Austria. If you're a local or a traveler passing through/staying for a short period of time, you have -- no, NEED -- to eat here. It is worth every penny. *And this is coming from a picky eater who often does not try new foods. However, I would return here again and again, I would even go as far as saying I'd take the trek from my University in Florence to eat here again. My plate was impeccably clean after finishing. Tl;dr: Go here. You'll regret it otherwise.

Randomly picked by yelp search. Food is good but service is really bad. Not recommended.read more