Everybody knows Europa! It is such a great place to meet and it always seems crowded from early…read moremorning to late night. It's is the centerpiece of the six cafes inhabiting this small section of the Zollergasse near the Lindengasse, I love to sit in its Schanigarten and watch the world pass by. Meeting a couple of friends recently here was a wonderfut excuse to enjoy an Ottakringer Zwickl and a Philly Steak Sandwich. Well to be honest it was nothing like a real Philly Steak Sandwich but that's what it was called on the menu. Still it was tasty in its own right and my friends who don't know the real thing enjoyed it anyway. Sometimes it's the thought that counts! Service was friendly and Europa was the perfect place to meet up. Tip - Remember Europa is open until 5 AM. It's good place to know for a middle of night food/coffee stop after a night on the town!.

This is a simple restaurant bar but there is a lot to like. Cool lounge music is playing indoors…read moreand in warm days, you can sit outside under an awning and enjoy the world going by. The biggest plus about Europa is the super friendly service. Everyone was smiley and helpful. It really made our visit! We ordered the Schinkenfleckerln, essentially a pasta and ham dish that came with salad. Simple tasty fare that I really enjoyed.

I would describe the food here as "elevated homey": dishes that give you comfort, and stepped up a…read morenotch. Items that I enjoyed: * Calamari with risotto and olive tapenade * King oyster mushrooms with a green cream sauce and Pecorino * Steak fettina (fried thin-cut beef) * Rosti (shredded potato pancake) with truffled fried egg The Kalbsbeuschel (veal light, or lungs ragout) was unique. It was seasoned well, and for a moment, I thought it was a well-seasoned veal ragout. However, I was still weirded out that it was veal lungs. The desserts could have used more work (1 star off). I had the pistachio truffle, which was really a scoop of pistachio-mint ice cream. I wasn't sure if there was a translation issue. If it was supposed to be ice cream, it was not a good ice cream either.

Best meal we had in Vienna .. Actually found by mistake on Saturday evening and the markets had…read morealready closed so cooking was not an option. The steak tartare was delicious as was the calf cheek and my husband ordered the guinea hen. My entree came with dumplings but I asked for it to come with parsnip purée which was also delicious. Excellent meal .. Lovely atmosphere and close to tram 40 stop. Don't miss out

Nice street corner cafe. Great beer, pizza, carbonara and Sachertorte :) great service as well.read more

Bad coffee…read more Scrambled eggs so undercooked there was raw yolk in them. A bill that included items that were sent back to the kitchen and not replaced. Steer clear of this place - even if the location appeals to you. P.S. How can you be a Vienna cafe and have bad coffee??????

Quite a good spot, definitely worth it if you want to stay in the area. They speak English and you…read morecan pay with CC. I got a bibimbap which was well executed but unfortunately it came without the fried egg on top which I love because it makes everything creamy. I also prefer ground meat to bulgogi although the one they used was very soft. I also got a miso soup but only a spoon for the bibimbap which is not super practical considering how tiny is the soup cup. Prices are more or less in line with the city standard - I paid 15euro +tip for a bibimbap and a drink - maybe it could be a couple of euros cheaper though (I am a bit spoiled because my favorite bibimbap place charges 10 for the same combo).

I'd give it 4,5 if I could. half a star reduction for being a bit on the pricey side for the small…read moreportions and the limited beer selection (i.e. no Asian beers) food was very solid though. had the scallops and the salmon both excellent. very conveniently located right behind the Volksoper so you can grab a bite after the concert if it's not too late. staff & service were great