Very good restaurant with Donau view. Outdoor sitting is nice and big. They have a lot of fish…read moreoptions. Also you would find seasonal dishes. Food is very tasty and fresh. Portions are big. Service is very friendly and quick. It's better to make a reservation on the weekend.

This restaurant was recommended by a friend, and it lifted up to our expectations: in this great…read morelocation, you'll enjoy tasty traditional Austrian food with, for once, quite a lot of fish dishes as well. The prices are in the same range as in Vienna, and definitely worth the quality of your meal. A nice place to stop along the Danube!

Sehr unfreundlich, der Chefkellner ist ein abwertend. Eigenzümerin sher ungeduldig und macht den…read moreGästen Stress sich hinzusetzen.

Karlwirt is a Restaurant which offers mainly traditional austrian kitchen. But dont worry, they…read morehave a english menu which explains (partially funny) what all does meals are. During the week at lunch time the restaurant is fully booked by people form the nearby industrial zone. Better come here in the evening, when it is more calm. But even then its wise to reserve a table (smoking/non-smoking areas available). In summer time you can sit outside. Theres a playground for children outside (not too big, but usually good enough to enjoy one of the desserts without). A big private parking for guests is in front of the door - but sometimes full. They offer good service, excellent food at very reasonable prices.

I was utterly charmed by this place, and it's one of my favourite restaurant memories ever. I was…read morevisiting Vienna from Los Angeles with friends, and we spent the day at the cemetery nearby - I don't think we would have found this spot otherwise. It's a quaint place: an old-fashioned building, eclectic décor, candlelight, pewter serving platters. We ordered beers, served in tall steins, and plates of schnitzel that the menu said was served with "a potpourri of salads". The schnitzel was AMAZING. It's one of the best meals I had in Europe (and we dined at Michelin star restaurants on our trip). The potato, vegetable, and condiment accompaniments were perfectly paired. The Austrian beer we tried, Edelweiss, was great. Note - the furniture is old. If you're not a bumbling boor, this won't be a problem, but one annoying person in our group thought he'd be cute by dramatically falling back in his chair when I asked him to move so I could take a picture of the empty dining room. The chair wobbled and he thought it was buckling, so he slammed his knees up under the table, knocking over his tall, full beer. I was so embarrassed that the staff had to bring a towel to mop it up, and they declined to replace it for free as his stupidity caused the spill (not that I blame them one bit). He didn't want to add another charge to the bill, so he got to sit and watch us devour that delicious schnitzel with our beers as he stared at an empty glass. Schnitzel with a side of schaedenfreude.

The Concordia Schlössl is an out-of-the-way Viennese treasure. Located down in Simmering across…read morefrom the Zentralfriedhof, this old establishment has lots of charm. For example, the dining rooms don't have electricity - just candlelight in the evening or the natural light coming through a stained glass skylight during the day. On warmer days, there is a large gastgarten outside to take advantage of. And what about the food? Well schnitzel is king here. There are many variations including their own unique cornflake encrusted rolled schnitzel called the Concordia Super Schnitzel. With its lentil, salami, and cheese filling, it's very tasty. Try it! And for dessert - don't miss the Topfen Palatschinken! I don't really know how to translate this into English but don't worry - your taste buds will!! So if you are looking for a unique dining experience in Vienna, put the Concordia Schlössl on your list.