Best wine bar in Vienna. I stayed nearby at Hotel Wandl and was welcomed warmly. Superb selection…read moreand attentive service. Excellent choices and by US standards exceptional value.

What a gem two streets back from the hustle and bustle of tourists around Stephansplatz. The staff…read morewere really helpful and knowledgeable about the impressive range of champagnes to suit all tastes. Comfortable and high end atmosphere, would highly recommend!

Cool place. Laid back yet so very "on point" about wine. My only wishes are two: that they…read morecatered as well to non-smokers (as it is, the more chic-industrial section in the back is your best bet), and that they'd allow easier tastings via 1/16 portions like Wein & Co. does. Back to smoking.. it doesn't fit with wine (and cheese) at all. :) Silly Austria (in that regard).

Very enjoyable wine bar located in the central district (1st). Nice, comfortable ambience and good…read morecompany. Recommended if you are looking for a nice place to chill and enjoy some good selections of wine.

What a breath of fresh air in our trip to Vienna. We took public transportation to Grinzing and…read morethen an Uber and it was worth all of that travel. Gorgeous views of the winery you can enjoy from a variety of seating options. There were food options but we just enjoyed their delicious wine. The Strum was not my favorite from our trip but the Rose and Verliner were wonderful! This was a great place to enjoy the sunset and we didn't have to worry about our 2 year old running around or our 2 month old crying.

Great place to escape the noise and crowds of the city. We took an Uber from the downtown Vienna…read morearea straight to Mayer am Nussberg. The ride took about 20 minutes and was much easier than trying to figure out public transportation. It was well worth the time and cost. Mayer am Nussberg is situated on a hill overlooking Vienna. It's a beautiful location and the perfect place to spend an evening. There are picnic tables and folding chairs facing the vineyard and the setting sun. It seems to be a favorite haunt for locals, as we saw many folks arriving on foot with kids and dogs in tow. The staff were very nice and helpful with our lack of German language skills. They helped us pick several different wines to taste and tried to explain each in pretty good English. We stayed until dark and took an Uber back to the city. It was a wonderful evening of awesome views, great wine and even some tasty food.