Granted I may have much more enjoyed this place if it was a date night. However, this was a…read morebusiness trip weekend. So, my coworker and I enjoyed Da Capo Ristorante so much that we went twice in one weekend. Alr He always said that we had to try the pizza in every country we visited, and this place was one of the best. Please note that this was some years ago (2018) and I don't remember all of the details, but the feeling it left was one of fond memories that I would love to go back someday. The staff were very hospitable and made us feel welcomed. They were very attentive and polite. I know one thing, was that I had a hard time stop eating the garlic bread. So if you are ever in the area, go try Da Capi Ristorante. I know I'd go back if I could.

Outstanding pizza and superb service. Nice variety of wine available as well. Definitely a nice…read moreplace to enjoy a meal.

Very nice lunch. Ravioli and a glass of wine. When you bite into good pasta, you know someone in…read morethe kitchen knows what they're doing!

A tiny Italian restaurant run by husband and wife team. The quality of the food here is on par…read morewith the premier Italian eateries (Cantinetta Antinori and Fabio) in Vienna at a fraction of the price. Don't be put off by the slightly dated decor, you are here for the food!

Service was well done. The pizza and pasta entrees were delightful and perfectly crafted. The…read moreaffogato,...yes please I'll have a second! Everything was well done and I'm contemplating returning in a couple of days for more.

The pizza itself was excellent--fresh ingredients, perfectly baked, and full of flavor…read more Unfortunately, the service completely ruined the experience. The waiters were extremely rude and dismissive, especially towards tourists and foreigners. Their attitude made us feel unwelcome from the moment we sat down, and it was clear they had no interest in providing even basic courtesy. It's a shame, because the food deserves recognition, but the hostile and unprofessional service makes it hard to recommend this place to anyone. Until management addresses how their staff treats customers, I would advise looking elsewhere--you'll find plenty of good pizza in the city without the side of hostility. By the way, tip is included for this terrible experience. Save your time, do somewhere else.

Either time was flying by; the clocks wasn't ticking; or I couldn't stop stuffing my face…read more I've been thinking about this moment for a while. Vienna? Well, of course! More so, the surprise dining experience at Al Borgo. It was here that I discovered clocks ticked a little slower. Traditional Italian cuisines was just as timeless as the city's baroque architecture. And, their fish soup is better than my southern favorite - She Crab Soup. In between the antipasto and the primo piatto di paste, they served a bowl of lemon water. LEMON WATER? Yes, Lemon water. To defuse the lingering, fishy smell on my finger tips from the fish soup. Have you ever tasted black salt? It was a weird but, delicious garnish on my swordfish rigatoni. I skipped the secondo piatto and dived into two shareable, dolce desserts (the classic tiramisu and a chocolate cake soufflé) with a cup of cappuccino. Quite impressive! Al Borgo is definitely a small spot of Italy. They pride themselves on serving first-class products but, I believe the first-class experience started with the chef and wait staff.

Food was a little dry. I've defintley had much better Italian food. I felt like the staff was rude…read moreand honestly tried to rush us. We felt like we were treated poorly and it was a bad experience. Small restaurant stuck us in the corner.

Visited San Carlo for dinner before a concert and was so pleased with the experience. The food was…read morebeautifully plated and tasted amazing. My wife chose a pasta dish while I went with steak. Service was attentive, hospitable and friendly during our experience. We chose to sit outside which was nice during wonderful weather and a full patio of others enjoying their meals. Overall, this was one of the best meals we enjoyed during our stay in Vienna.

Delicious Italian food. Quaint restaurant, everything was delicious! Had burrata and tomato to…read morestart followed by salami pizza, lemon tagliatelle, and the steak. All were delicious!

The stew special was unreal... I think about it all the time. This was the best meal of my two week…read moretrip in Austria. I highly recommend this place, the atmosphere is so warm and inviting and the staff was super nice. The owner is really passionate about his restaurant and came to chat with us for a while. Did I mention the stew? See the photo.

Go to this place, trust me on this one. During the summer the charming patio is great to enjoy a…read morelight meal and hand selected glass of wine, while watching people scurry across the historic square. The place is not huge and only has a few tables, but the design of the restaurant make it feel very inviting and intimate. The owner Wolfgang brings the old Viennese charm to life and together with his staff has hand selected some of Europe's best wine assortment with a strong penchant towards domestic and Italian wines. Enjoy!

It was decent. In…read moreFrankfort, we shared the Lasagna. Here in Vienna, we shared a pizza. Like in Frankfurt, the food was good. Here in Vienna, we elected to sit at a 2-too tucked in the bar area. Our served didn't check back with us after we got our food, but we didn't need anything from him either. The beer was cold and the pizza was large and hot. I don't think I'd eat pizza again at L'Osteria as their pizza isn't really our style but I would try another pasta.

Our hotel recommended this spot for lunch. It was tasty and easy to order in English.read more

Cute restaurant in the main shopping area. There are lots of stairs in the place so if you have…read moremobility issues, try to be seated on the main floor. Food was pretty good. I had a spicy salami pizza. It was pretty good. Service was not very nice. Our waiter seemed put out by having to take orders and bring food. He wasn't very nice. Definitely a different experience from other restaurants we've eaten at in Vienna. But maybe this guy had stuff going on in his life and it just manifested itself as anger towards the world....I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. In any event, food is decent here. Service may or may not be seething with resentment.

Very extensive menu and an even more extensive wine list. Service was very attentive. They made a…read moremistake on one order and quickly made it right.

Accuracy 4/5, quality 4.5/5, experience 5/5, atmosphere 4/5…read more By far one of the better pasta restaurants in the city. I have actually stopped trying pasta due to the overcooked and bland pasta this city has to offer. So I was surprised to find this place. Amazing ravioli and OK secondary options. Yes there is only two per day! So you can have a plate of one, the other, or mixed! I think I will stop with the mixed options as the non-ravioli options are meh. Today's carbonara was nothing close to what a carbonara should be. They make their pasta on site! Every day! Well done! Family style seating and they are pleasant when using the Austrian food credits some employers give for lunch.

This family run restaurant only makes 2 pastas everyday. On the day we went, the only vegetarian…read moreoption was a pumpkin ravioli with leek butter. We ordered the green salad and antipasti wit it. The meal was delicious. The wine was quite good and seemed inexpensive. We ended the meal with homemade Tiramisu. It was incredible and was probably the best Tiramisu I have ever had. Service was great. Had a great conversation with the owner and got lots of recommendations for food in Vienna. Would love to go back to this restaurant again.