We stopped for dinner while at the Prater. Majority of people were ordering the pork arm, but I was…read moretoo full for that and wanted something other than schnitzel! This lentil dish did not disappoint. In fact it was wonderful and I would order it again! The atmosphere was very lively, everyone enjoying each others company, loud and stacked! This is a great place to gather with friends especially if you are at the Prater.

No, the food isn't the greatest thing I've ever eaten, but the location and ambiance make up for…read moreit, so a full on 5 stars. Also, we liked it so much that we went here twice! Located at The Prater amusument park, the Schweizerhaus is ENORMOUS! There is much more outdoor seating than in, and outdoor seating is actually easier to get! On our first visit, hubs had the Schweinhaxe (pork knuckle), a salad and 2 beers. I had the Schnitzel, Spargelsuppe (asparagus soup), and a coke. Hubs enjoyed his pork, and I enjoyed my Schnitzel, but the soup was outstanding! I had never had asparagus soup, and as it is a beloved springtime dish in the Germanic countries, I wanted desperately to try it. It was so creamy and the asparagus was cooked to such a tenderness, I almost wanted to get another bowl! On our second visit, we both got the Znaimer Gulasch, 2 beers, 1 coke, and a Powidltascherln. Again, everything was decent, but I preferred our first night's meal better. Each night was well under 100 Euros for the two of us, so it was definitely affordable. If I am ever lucky enough to be back in Vienna, I would absolutely come back here for a meal! 44/2025

For what this place is trying to achieve... it's a great place to spend your time and money. You…read moreget a lot of hearty food for your money. They also have a large selection of beers on tap and in cans, with explanations on its history. The service is super friendly especially if you compare it to the traditional cafes in Vienna. It's decorated like a pub... but with all this it's not a real pub. Although the food is good the feel is more touristy compared to a hause serving Austrian dishes. They also serve foreign foods like pasta, fish and chips, But like I said, it's good value for your money when you are looking for some Austrian experience... I ordered the beef and potatoes with a side of coleslaw.

The schnitzel was good. If you can go before 5 there is even a special. The service was also good…read more The only issue was that it is a little of the old town area, but it is close to several tram and bus stops.

PERFECT SCHNITZEL ! Loved it. Very clean and a lot of locals here. We loved it and loved the wine…read moretoo! Fast and efficient service. Highly recommended by a local and they were right. Danke!!!

We arrived at Plachuttas a little after 1:00PM and it was not crowded at all. At first we wondered…read moreif we should stay. We did. Sat outside as it was a beautiful spring day. Menus and bread serving arrived. $4.80 per person. Oh well. We decided to share and we selected the white asparagus with a tomato and egg relish with a vinaigrette and an Order of Wiener Schnitzel with potato salad and lingonberries. Our food arrived very quick. Both dishes quite good. Not the best we have experienced in Vienna and not the worst. - Wiener Schnitzel: best one of the week. It was thin as it should be and not greasy at all. Wish it had been cooked with a little seasoning. Salt and fresh lemon solved that problem. 4/5 - Potato Salad: excellent. Almost addictive. Loved the fresh mache and pumpkin seed oil on it. 5/5 - Cranberry Sauce: or as I call it lingonberry sauce. Average. Tasted like out of a jar. But good. 4/5 - White Asparagus: served with a tomato herb vinaigrette with chopped egg. Wish the asparagus had been served warm then topped with the vinaigrette. Would made the dish pop. Very good. 4/5 - Atmosphere: Outside was glorious. Area was spacious. 5/5 - Service: waiter was abrupt and would disappear for lengthy times. Must have been really busy inside. 3/5 - Value: somewhat overpriced. Think the mandatory $4.80 bread service per person put it over the top. I expected outstanding bread and got a very small serving of bread and a pad of butter with a couple of tablespoons of a herb mixture.

Absolutely lovely staff, and delicious food. The location is contemporary, and comfortable. The…read moreCordon Blue schnitzel is very good, as is the Cream of Cauliflower soup . The best tho is the House Salad which combines fresh greens, cabbage, and tomatoes in a light oil and vinegar dressing that's spectacular!

Sometimes something incredible appears on your path and you are blown away. However, no one is…read moretalking about it... This is Gasthaus Automat Welt. Regarding food, the menu is short and offers classics (such as schnitzel) that you would find at most Viennese Gasthaus. This place took their small menu and perfected the meals. You will not be disappointed. I am still curious if this place will eventually change or expand their menu, because the kitchen seems very capable of hitting the sweet spot till now. Lets get to the drinks... They have a full bar (wine, beer, spirits, etc) but what is incredible is the extensive types of beers they have to offer. IPAs, German, Austrian, dark, lager, etc.. They've got the jackpot and they are not even boasting about it. Place is definitely worth it just for drinks. The atmosphere inside is not similar to anything, but exactly Automat Welt. They have their own vibe and you'll know what I mean when you go there. This is great place for groups or for a few friends getting together. Even a great place for a dinner and drinks for two. The staff was very friendly and seemed very interested on keeping the place alive. This place needs to be tried out whether you are from the area or not. It might be good to make a reservation if you are 3 or more, as we were told it could be packed on weekends.

This first part of the review is an edit to my review I wrote earlier. I confess: I actually…read moreforgot that I took pictures of my delicous food. Oh good. Food dreams can be restored in future nights to come. I guess I just did not care what anyone thought. I took pics anyway. I just thought I was being sensitive to other patrons. Let's just say I tried to not be too obnoxious about it. So, yes I did consume with my camera first! I can say with absolute certainty, that this was our most perfect and intimate dining experience in Vienna. It was just lunch! The surrounding patrons appeared to be locals with huge platters of piping hot Wienerschnitzel, succulent looking meat falling off the bone....oh my, I could go on and on. Lord help me, that was a great experience. I ordered an exquisite Riesling that was perfect with my meal. I ordered the Goose Soup to start with. I shake my head now in disbelief of how perfect this soup was and LUSCIOUS. It had this potato dumpling in the middle that absorbed the creamy broth with every single bite. I was sad to see the dumpling and soup go away as I savored every spoonful. My husband had a potato soup that included mushrooms and he was pretty much freaking out about his soup as much as I was (in his own, subdued, calm manner....opposite mine!). Then Meine Damen und Herren. We have the Weinerschnitzel. Oh my goodness. We split the massive and simply prepared veal weinerschnitzel with the lemon wedge squeezing the only and perfect seasoning you need for this deliciousness in front of you. I cannot even express the greatness of the potato salad that accompanies. Smooth and creamy mustardy goodness. I would seek out this restaurant again. If every authentic Keller type dining experience is this good in Vienna; I am in big trouble!

This was my favorite restaurant I ate at during my 3 day trip to Vienna. We stumbled upon it during…read moreour walk from one of the train stations to the city center. It had an extremely authentic feel (full of old guys drinking beer, which I took as a good sign). I got the goose soup, which was incredible. My friend got the goose dumplings and likewise thought they were exceptional. They were beautifully plated, and the meat was very tender. We finished off with some delicious apple strudel. Our waiter spoke enough English to get by with us, and they had an English menu available.

During the first part of our vacation, we came here for lunch and this restaurant remained one of…read moremy favorites throughout our 39 day trip. After a early morning tour, our group met and walked over to Zum weißen Rauchfangkehrer for our lunch... about 35 people. We all grabbed a seat at the family style tables and prepared ourselves for what was about to be a very [very] robust lunch. Happily, everything was picked out for us. Our first course was a beef broth soup with one very large dumpling. Rich-tasty and delicious. Our main meal consisted of Schnitzel with potato salad. This was and remains the best schnitzel of the trip. Delicious, fresh and incredibly tasty. And, of course, we hd to end with a Strudel. This was just amazing. I also loved all the wines that we had throughout the meal The old style decor of this shop was wonderful and the service team was amazing, friendly, and helpful. I really wish it was a bit closer to me here back in the states. I could not reccomend this place enough. KUDOs to the team at Zum weißen Rauchfangkehrer

Call and got a table right away for this 2026 Michelin mentioned venue…read more Charming deco, nice ambiance, good service. There is automatic cover charge of 5.5 € per person for bread butter and sun flower seeds that the restaurant call "small surprise ". When asked, the waiter said that all Austrian restaurants include that . Ordered Schweinsweiner, kavalierspitz, and consume soup. The soup is so salty so the house took it off the bill. Very unfortunate for a Michelin mentioned restaurant. The ox spitz has the crispy bread crumbs on top with soft meat on top a bed of veggies. Highly recommend. Vienna Schnitzel is ok but the schnitzel one is better. Service is good. The house did bring out the cucumber cold soup to clear the palate and the cold chocolate to end the meal on the house. Very nice service.

Across from the hotel…read more The last day in Vienna was the only time it worked out to eat here. The interior reminded more of a British pub. I recommend in the winter sitting towards the back, front half can be drafty and cold. Authentic Austrian menu. And I believe in authentic Austrian style, the portions are huge. Go with an appetite. The pork schnitzel was almost the size of the platter, was well seasoned, and tender with crunchy coating. The French fries were good too. The cordon bleu looked like a schnitzel. The ham and cheese didn't quite make it to the edges. Roasted potatoes were additional. Seems family ran, less than hotel restaurant prices, and convenient.

Well, we had been searching for a local Viennese restaurant to try all the local specialties and…read morethis place had it! I particularly wanted to try the weiner schnitzel and also goulash. They were both spectacular and the beer was great too. The portions were gigantic. I literally forced myself to finish it all. My wife had the pork stuffed with ham and cheese and it was really good as well. Nice comfy environment with great service. They also have an outdoor seating area. They speak English and were very prompt and attentive about everything. Definitely would recommend if you are looking to try some of the local specials!

Too expensive, food not that good. Wait time food is long. Messed up order. Ambiance ok.read more

Delicious eclectic food. We visited Pauli on a Sunday night and managed to get a table downstairs…read more Bottles of wine and spirits pepper the black walls of the downstairs dining area. House music played in the background of the restaurant for the duration of our meal. I ordered the Negroni Sour to drink and the tempura to eat. The Negroni Sour was on par with others that I have sampled. The tempura was beautifully presented and tasted exquisite, and I was almost disappointed that there was not more to eat. Overall, I had an exemplary time at Pauli and would highly recommend them for dinner in Vienna.