The. Worst. Service…read moreis non existent. That's for starters. Next up, my biggest pet peeve at a restaurant, by far, is when the menu pretends to describe the ingredients and is wildly far off. I really can't handle chunks and so if something says "tomatoes" or "onions" that's fine, I can ask for it without. But when the menu just says, "tomato sauce" and fails to mention that it's going to be 90% something other than tomato sauce, that's a massive problem for me because then I'm going in with the false impression that I know what's going to be in the dish. But it's even worse when the menu doesn't mention 90% of the stuff that's going into the dish AND I can't ever get the attention of the waiter have to sit there for 30 minutes picking all the stuff out of my dish trying to make it match what the menu said. One of the worst meals of my life. Eat at your own risk.

Came in for late dinner after checking in at the hotel next door. This little bistro is a popular…read morespot for locals to catch the soccer game- there must have been 30 folks watching on a big tv the restaurant set up outside. We ordered a few tapas one of which (mussels) was very very good.

Yelp Review 2023 #266:…read more You go to Vienna for the opera, the cafes for the coffee, cakes and pastries, Christmas markets, the schnitzel, and chocolates. Chocolate-wise, nothing screams Austrian louder than Mozartkugeln, marzipan with pistachio in the center (or not) covered in chocolate. Heindl is a popular shop that has different chocolates and variations of Mozartkugeln. I personally prefer the one with pistachio. They also have alcohol, gum drops, some white chocolate (they know there's no point in white chocolate), and some vegan items. What I got were the Mozartkugeln and Schoko Maroni (chestnut cream in chocolate shaped like a pointy chestnut). Not a huge fan of the Schoko Maroni - I've never had it before so I'm not sure why I got a whole box of it! But now I know. The Mozartkugeln are tiny balls but I can only eat 2 at a time because they're quite sweet. I've never had chocolate that gave me satiety after eating 2 pieces. They're perfect gifts for friends and family since they're individually wrapped. But I didn't buy for any of my friends and family - I'm just saying it's a good idea.

Date of visit: June 5, 2024…read more I always bring a little something back for my employees when I travel and this trip to Europe was no exception! I wanted to bring them something edible that they could not get back home and this little Confiserie Heindl shop had a nice variety of items to choose from at a variety of price points. I struggled a bit with some of the words as everything was in German and my knowledge of the language clearly did not extend into the terms associated with fine chocolates but I managed to locate a variety of candy bars for just under 3 Euro that had a little something for everyone. There are a few of these outlets across Vienna, pop into one and get a treat for yourself or someone you love! Only reason I would not go five stars is that the cashier made no effort to interact with me until it was time to pay.

Great food. Very fresh and hot. Fast service. They had an English menu for tourists. Everything was…read moredelicious and the people were very friendly, and the prices were reasonable as well. Definitely recommend!

I was wavering between 3 and 4 stars. It's a great place to sit and work during the day--very…read morequiet, nice roomy atmosphere, music not too loud. The food is decent but doesn't work hard to distinguish itself. The items on the Tagesmenü didn't look like what I was in the mood for, so I ordered one of the breakfast items. It was pretty tasty, but I noticed that it involved minimal work to assemble; much of it was comprised of sliced vegetables, a piece of feta, and some olives, none of which requires any cooking expertise. So in short: I might go back here for convenience (good spot close to the Wienbibliothek im Rathaus) but it wasn't a stand-out.

This Greek bakery was really tasty. Their prices are really great too, as are the lady who was…read moreworking there when my mother and I stopped by. All of the sweets I got tasted fresh and looked great. If I'm in that area in Vienna again, I would definitely go back.

At least it was open at 6 am but nothing seemed fresh. The croissants at the grocery store were…read morehalf the price and twice the freshness.