The food is delicious! I've had a lot of middle eastern food in my life and this place offered me a…read morelot of new treats. I recommend the starters if you want to try something new. The okra, tebouli and hummus are great, and they have some really spicy potatoes and interesting salad with fried dough and green peppers in it. It sounds boring but it was tasty. The place loses a point because of the service. Sorry, but it was pretty bad. The waitress forgot our drinks several times and they wouldn't let us share the bill for the starter. When 2 members of our group wanted to leave, the boss made the whole group cough up 220 euros right then and there. In the meantime our main dishes were getting cold while everyone was doing the division and searching for exact change. We tried to negotiate so everyone could pay their share at the end, but the boss was really stubborn about it. Did I mention that he talked us into sharing the starter in the first place? For that reason I wouldn't necessarily recommend this place for a large group. If you go as a couple or group of 4, though, I'm sure you'll have an excellent time!

So here was the criteria…read more.. Not Italian. White tablecloths. Decent wine selection. Not too noisy, for a party of important colleagues to celebrate the completion of a huge project. Local delicacy would be nice... Hit MOST of those at this Greek restaurant a few blocks from Stephansplatz, (though obviously, we weren't in Greece!) The food was very good, and while the wine list was limited (and all Greek wines, I think) we were able to try a few different varietals, none of which were mind-blowing, but all of which were tasty! The deal maker was the service. The staff was attentive and playful, very fluent in English and eager to make each person in our party very happy - which they did. We sat for quite a long time conversing and drinking wine, and felt very well cared for the entire time without ever being rushed. So you have a craving for Greek food while in Vienna? I say, go for it! You can only have so much Schnitzel before you reach saturation, anyway!

Very good food and very nice staff Not to expensive either,…read moreI really liked it here. You should go here if you like Greek food.

Beautiful interior. None of my group spoke German, but the staff was very polite. I had a wonderful…read morehot chocolate and the most amazing French toast. Seriously, I did not like French toast at all before this and it was kind of a random decision to try it- but I was absolutely not disappointed.

Rude staff members and service. Not friendly if you don't speak German. They will not want to serve…read moreyou and will rudely turn you away. We were staying at Austria Classic Wein Hotel. There are plenty of other places to go in the area with better service. Do not recommend.

Enjoyable table service restaurant in the Naschmarkt. We stopped for lunch and it is quite the busy…read moreplace. We had great service and many choices of meals, great beer selections and a good wine list. We think this is a great choice midway through market

I think I had an unofficial goal to visit every restaurant in the Naschmarket. This place was…read morefantastic. I sat outside, had some delicious tomato soup and a couple glasses of wine. It was perfect. What else can be said about the legendary Naschmarket in Vienna, you can wander and sip and eat and wander and sip some more. I can't wait to go back.

This little place was lovely. We ate here on a Sunday night during the Advent season. The food was…read moreexcellent (veal schnitzel and pork cordon bleu for the win) and the service was phenomenal. We clearly did not speak German but tried our best. We were rewarded with grace and patience. The cappuccino was excellent as well. Huge portions.

The service - extremely slow, but I think the regulars are so great that they don't need the extra…read moretourist. The food - good / very good! The coffee - great! The setting - normal for Wien Local hot spot - Yes! Transportation - located right outside U-Bahn and streetcar Surrounding area - Great / Josefstädterstrasse is a happening and healthy street to shop at. It's perfect for a coffee, breakfast and lunch break. The crowd is mixed and at the same time average. The wait time is long so be ready spend an extra 5 - 10 minutes on ordering and paying.