It was a slow tuesday evening and service was great. Theres a smoking section but it didnt bother…read moreme too much as there were doors to keep most of the smoke in but id come here again for the food, drink options and service!! Just outside there are 2 ither restaurantss but w limited options for food, no hefe and limited drinks. You get full bar, lots of options on tap and a few wine selections. Winner winner veggie dinner!!!

Horrible, burned omelette served to me... I said "it's burned!", The waiter said "it's well done"…read moreand walked away...

This has been my usual breakfast place when am in Vienna airport as I always get on the 7 am to…read moreAmsterdam. Plenty of seating around, breakfast is showcased in typical European style but they also have buffet to be paid on weight. The best thing I like is their coffee. I'm a decaf person and it's not that easy to get a decaf coffee in Austria , let alone a cappuccino. One day the barista challenged she'll make me a decaf cappuccino that I won't forget and she did it, that was the best ever decaf cappuccino I had.

Lively place in Vienna - not sure if touristy but long lines outside...It seemed for table service…read moreperhaps? We did takeout at the counter. We forgot to take pics but bought a bunch of desserts to try. Enjoy

One of the traditional places in Vienna that you have to visit at least once. The cake was very…read moregood and the service quick and friendly. The prices are to high for what you get but you're also paying for the name and the tradition I guess. If you visit, make sure to have a look inside where you can see the kitchen. and if you're lucky, you'll be able to see how the cakes are made.

It was okay. We…read moreneeded lunch before a flight and Jamie's Italian was convenient to our F gate. We were seated in the primary restaurant seating area (versus the bar or deli seating). Noise level in this space is moderate. Our waiter was at our table right away with a warm greeting, menus and a request to take our beverage order. Two of us shared: - 750 ml bottle of Sparking Water - Rocket Salad - Ultimate Garlic Buns - Tagliatelle Bolognese Our water was delivered quickly and our food followed in about 10 minutes. The Ultimate Garlic Buns were tasty. The Rocket Salad was fine as well. The Tagliatelle was just okay. It was hard to eat with a fork and there could have been more of the bolognese sauce.

Ok, with the name Jamie Oliver come certain expectations. Same goes for food at airports. And…read moreexpectations are somewhat met... There's a nice bar area, a "fast food style" Deli and a real restaurant area. Being in an airport, everything is expensive, but compared to sandwiches offered nearby prices are competitive. And the Ambiance is nice. The quality is good, not great, but good. I got a slice of pizza and a salad at Jamie's Deli. Nothing to write home about though, nothing to complain about either. My only complaint is the single use bamboo "silverware" which is completely unsuitable for its purpose. My fork (!) broke while trying to hold the pizza for cutting with the bamboo knife. Airport security I guess, but still.

Waiting for my travel partner to land and had forty minutes to kill before we went to the Airbnb…read more Just needed caffeine. There's a Starbucks and a sports cafe, but this spot seemed most authentic. Walked right in and sat myself at the empty booth. My German isn't great but the server seemed polite enough, cleared the dishes fr table and got my coffee order right away. Pros: - plenty seating. There's tons of ppl here. It's prob the biggest cafe in this area of the airport - free Wi-Fi Notes: - splits between a bar/cafe at either end of the place. TVs w sports at the other end. - the vibe is chill and everyone seems to be taking their time, I can probably sit here as long as I want and not get hassled - 2.95€ caffe latte

The food usually was pretty good there, though we never were lucky with a friendly waiter or…read morewaitress, which was a bit of a shame, as the times we were there, there wasn't much going on. Can't complain much, not everything was omg topnotch and the prize for it was alright, would really recommend going there if you have an extra hour or two to kill. The restaurant/cafe itself is a bit oddly decorate though, it looks like 4/5 cafe's in one place, that was a bit distracting, but you do can find comfy seats to sit and to chat.

The saying is true, "People eat with their eyes." Henry's fresh premium cuisines was a quick snack…read moreon the go as we departed Vienna. It was as simple as deciding if you are hungry or very hungry (selecting a small or large cup.) Filling up your container with hot or cold breakfast items. Weighing your cup to determine the cost of your meal. Then paying for the meal at the cashier's register with the option to dine in or take your order to go. The vibrant display of hot and cold breakfast items and the scenic dining area across from their cafe forced me to dine in as I thought, "This is the art of living!"

It is airport food, so really you do not have a huge amount of choices. This place was pretty…read moresolid. They had fancy coffee and a larger variety of breakfast and lunch foods. The service was a little slow. We were there for an early morning flight and no one else is line, but waited 10 minutes for the coffees. They were delicious so I could forgive it. I don't know that I would be as impressed if I had to even wait a minute longer. They also offered pay per weight hot breakfast with the standard fair of eggs and sausage type items to eat. I would go there again next time I am there. Definitely not a place that I would intentionally avoid. There was also ample seating space.

Schnitzel. This is a must try when in Austria. So good. The servers are so friendly and helpful…read more Great decor and relaxing. You have a choice of buffet or a la carte. We opted for a la carte and our meal was delicious.

Dined at Mundo in Vienna and experienced some delicious Local Austrian fare…read more We started with an order of Bruschetta and a nice bottle of Pino Noir from A winery in the town of Tattendorf in Eastern Austria just south of Vienna. The relatively warm, dry conditions in this 'Thermenregion' region are said to be perfect for light reds like the Pinot we chose...and they were right...perfectly paired w/ our Austrian dishes. I jumped for the Rinderfiletgulasch Stroganoff in a sour cream and mustard sauce with 'shrooms and onions served with Spartzel. It was magnificent. For dessert, you've got to hit Mundo's Classic Warm Apple Strudel. Shabang! ...what a finish.

Anker is Viennese tradition for bakery and breakfast. This one is small but very good.read more

I had a briochekipferl here - this a crescent-shaped yeasty, doughy bread with little specks of…read moresugar on it. It was definitely overpriced at Euro 2.60 because it was teeny tiny. But, service was polite and friendly, and I was given a glass of tap water without any condescension. Nice enough.