My husband and I had dinner here on the last evening of our honeymoon. This is a hidden gem, and we…read moreloved the food here! The restaurant has a charming ambience, and the staff are so friendly and professional. We also loved the applestrudel here. I would recommend it to anyone who plans to visit Vienna.

This is much lower than our expectations- according to 4.5 rating! Totally overrated! Food is too…read moresalty and over cooked. Fairly speaking, environment is quite friendly.

An adorable little heuriger with an amazing outdoor space. Lots of picnic tables to sit at and…read moreenjoy the sunshine. They appear to be pretty dog and kid friendly. Also, they have food on site (it looks like a cold buffet situation). I would recommend ah omg cash on hand when you visit.

Our guidebook had highly recommended visiting one of the local restaurants that serve housemade…read morewines and traditional Austrian cuisine, however they all tend to be located in the suburbs as their clientele is locals, not tourists. Luckily, we happened across this one when we were visiting Schonbrunn. It was about a mile walk, but it was well worth it. The atmosphere was very home-like, with a friendly, cheery waitress. The menu was completely in German, so I did my best with my high school German and the internet. We ordered beer (massive fail, since we went there for wine), and I got a Reisenschnitzel, while my boyfriend got basically fried chicken. I found out AFTER ordering that Reisenschnitzel means "large schnitzel", and that was a very accurate description. It was a massive pork schnitzel that came with a side of cabbage, and potato salad. It was so good, I probably ate more than I should have, but I could only finish half. My boyfriend's fried chicken was really tasty as well. We then waddled about a mile to a U-bahn stop, quite sated. As a side observation, Austrian cooking has a strange but admirable ability to fry food and yet have it still taste light and not oily.

Our today's visit to Wambacher was a big disappointment. Although the food, when it finally…read morearrived, was reasonably ok, the bad service overcompensated by far the food experience. I will certainly never go there again and I would not recommend anybody to go there when hungry, because you might starve before the food is being served.

Well, I come here for over 30 years now, and I really am surprised how it is possible to make…read morethings even worse than they already were. This venue is under new management: The buffet is permanently closed, a la carte only (which I find to be a really bad thing). Good points: They have some pretty good wines from the nearby Stift Klosterneuburg, and the location and view are very nice. I recommend: come well-fed and enjoy the view with a Gewürztraminer (white) or a St. Laurent (red).

a nice and not too crowed/large Heuriger in Grinzing. They have a small courtyard - very nice in…read moresummer time - and two smaller rooms on the inside. Food is typical for Heurigen, with some warm dishes such as sausage and Schnitzel. Cozy atmosphere, and not touristic, and good wines!

Quintessential Wiener heurigen. The wine is excellent as is the buffet and a la carte. Great…read moreWienerschnitzel. Friendly staff and the music made it just perfect. Highly recommend for an authentic Austrian experience.