After several nights in Vienna without having tried schnitzel, I was on a mission to find an…read moreauthentic spot on my last night here. Found this cozy spot a few blocks off the Stadtpark and figured I'd give it a shot. So glad I did. it was pretty packed when we got ther, we were able to get a high top table after just a few minutes wait. Ordered the beef tartare and schnitzel. Be forewarned, they don't skimp on the portions here. The tartare was delicious and came with a salad and about a half of stick of butter, which was interesting. Schnitzel was big enough to feed at least two people and left me feeling like I had finally experienced a real local meal. Wine was also great and made me wish I could have stayed there drinking it all night. But alas, I had an early flight to catch the next day...

Came here after seeing excellent reviews on Yelp…read more Not impressed. Waited about 15 mins to get seated even though multiple tables were empty. The staff is limited and looks exhausted. Quite tight seating. Restrooms are not accessible by people with limited mobility. No baby changing stations. The food is okay. The schnitzel was fine and so was lamb. Okay to eat but not memorable. Caprese salad was tasty. In conclusion, if you are passing by and hungry, feel free to stop by. If you are looking for a memorable lunch/dinner experience, plan to visit a different establishment.

I had dinner at Beim Czaak with a friend when we were in Vienna for a few days earlier this month…read more Open since 1926, Beim Czaak is a Viennese classic, and we ate some classic Austrian dishes: Chilidebreziner sausage with mustard and horseradish; Tafelspitz (beef served in rich, clear broth with root vegetables, and accompanied apple horseradish sauce and potatoes - it's considered Austria's national dish, the favorite of Emperor Franz Joseph I); and Bohemian pancakes with plum jam, sour cream and poppy seed sugar. The food was good overall, as was the wine. However, the service - at least by American standards - was pretty bad, not very friendly or helpful (almost had to resort to begging to get the dessert menu and then our check). The interior of the restaurant is all historic charm, but we sat outside, where there was great people watching. We still enjoyed ourselves, and I did enjoy the food. But Beim Czaak just wasn't a very friendly place, which hampered our experience a little bit. But I can see why it's been around for so many years - I wish I knew how to make that apple horseradish sauce.

I had a very nice classic schnitzel here. The staff was friendly, the parsley potatoes were…read moredelightful. Not much more to day--this is a very gemutlich spot with nice food. I'd happily return!

This is a must try in Vienna! It's hard to get a table here, but worth the effort! What an…read moreexperience to try all of these traditional foods and it didn't disappoint! The chicken Schnitzel was prepared perfectly! It wasn't oily at all and the chicken was so tender! It was so delightful, because "honestly, I haven't had a good piece of chicken like this in a long time! I loved where it's also located- nestled in a cute alley way'. The decor is also the traditional carved wood. I really love the traditional ambiance you really felt like you're experiencing the culture. The service was on point, extremely informative with the menu, and attentive! We loved the food and experience! A must try in Vienna!

HOLY COW!!! I didn't know this place was so popular! We couldn't get in one evening, so I went…read moreonline and found an opening at 3pm the next day. Hey -- late lunch or early dinner works for me! The place is always full, but once you're seated, the service is quick and professional. The schnitzel was very good, but the two types of potato salads the waiter recommended were even better. Do not go without reservations. The total cost is roughly 40 Euros per person.

So, it was our first night in Vienna and we stumbled upon this hidden gem. I honestly can't believe…read morethat it has only been reviewed a handful of times. Anyway, here is my review... The seating is indoor (fairly small - but enough room to not feel cramped) or outdoors. Outdoor seating was plentiful, but like most people in Vienna, the locals all seem to smoke. So we opted for indoors. Our waitress was kickass. Right off the bat she was welcoming and on it. We ordered Gruner Vertliner wine, which arrived promptly and a carafe of water... which was nice touch. Our waitress recommended the "fried chicken" (which was similar to schnitzel, but with chicken - and only better) and the gnocchi with smashed peas and chorizo. Both were fire. We also ordered the no bake chocolate cake and it was really good. The food was amazing and the service was excellent. We may be going back tomorrow.

This place was DELICIOUS. Pretty busy, especially outside, but we were able to get a table inside…read more The menu wasn't in English but out waiter was so nice and translated it for us. We ordered the octopus appetizer and it was divine. For the meal we ordered the roast beef and a fried chicken dish. Both were extremely good! The food was served fast. The waiters were all friendly and helpful. HIGHLY recommend!

Great tasting food, and a warm service too. I tried the knodel. 3 units with different flavors. All…read moresuper yummy.

I had my first Austrian food at this restaurant. I visited in mid afternoon and was seated right…read moreaway. The restaurant seems to be visited by the locals, it's pretty modern. The waiter was helpful and offered translation. I had fried chicken and potato salad. They were delicious.

Authentic Korean food in Vienna. Service is good. It was packed when I went. Had a short line…read more We could not have more Vienna cakes or pork cutlets. We decided to try Korean.

One of the better Korean places that we've been to on this trip. We had an early dinner at 5pm and…read morenot many places opened. We walked in without a reservation and got seated shortly. You have an option to grill your own meats for the table side grill but we did the individual cooked dishes. We ordered salmon teriyaki, veggie dolsot bibimbap, and the pancake. Everything was tasty.

I had a chance to try Lugeck when visiting Vienna and this was a nice experience. The ambiance here…read moreis very nice for a date night and its a nice spot to try traditional Austrian food. I would definitely suggest to make a reservation ahead of time so you can avoid the long lines especially on the weekends! For food I tried the traditional wienerschnitzel. This is a thin cut of meat perfectly crispy. We also ordered the potato salad on the side which was delicious and flavorful. Overall the meal is a bit dry but worth trying if you want to try traditional Austrian food.

Overall this was just an average spot. The schnitzel was good, but the bottom of mine was soggy…read more Not as big as their famous parent company. they give two slices per dish so it was enough for me to share with my mom. The best part of the meal was the potato salad. The beet salad appetizer was also really good and one of the few vegetable items on the menu. I love the touch of candied pecans. I wouldn't go out of my way to this restaurant just for schnitzel, but would go back if convenient. Service is interesting.... They gave our table a schnitzel, then the waiter realized it was for the wrong table I'm assuming because I informed him we only ordered one and he brought two with him. (basically every table has one mind you). He didn't say anything and brought the other plate to the back. I was waiting for my mom to come back from the bathroom to start eating. Then the waiter came up to my table and just grabbed my plate and put it on the table next to us without saying a word to me. If I was the other table, I wouldn't have accepted it. What if I had touched it? He also didn't explain the situation at all. And he spoke fluent English at the beginning of our dine. Very weird how he handled it. Ambiance is very casual. We made a reservation just to be safe but they only have one line for both reservations and walk ins.

A short walk from our Airbnb, we hung out at 1516 Brewing Company 3 different times. Regardless of…read morewhere we sat, the servers were super friendly and efficient. There's seating at the bar, tables and booths inside; additional covered seating outside with plenty of heaters. Blankets would have been a nice touch We ate pumpkin curry soup and homemade pumpkin ravioli for one meal. It was amazingly delicious! The next meal was traditional Wienerschnitzel with German potato salad; another tasty meal. They do a great job with their beer which is brewed in house. They also have guests beers.

We stumbled across this place while walking around the city, and decided to sit and have a drink…read more I ordered a coke, and was brought something called a MoleCola, Italy's version of coke. It was pretty decent. Hubs had a couple of beers. We ordered the Spicy Chipotle Popcorn Chicken with Chili Dip. It was the equivalent of pub food back home....nothing gourmet, but decent and filling. This pub could very well be a tourist place, but it didn't seem that way to us. It was practically full when we decided to visit, and all the outdoor tables were taken. Inside isn't necessarily small, but it can be crowded, with tables set close together. Service was friendly and efficient, and the prices were ok. I'd stop in again. 46/2025

We were looking for a spot for dinner that was close to Schönbrunn palace and noticed this…read moreonline-it's a short, easy, 15-minute walk from the palace gate to the restaurant situated in a pretty little village just outside the palace walls. It's a big lively beer hall with big long tables and lots of groups enjoying themselves after work. Our table for two, situated upstairs in this massive place was the exception. Waiters were efficient and we they provided us with English menus to make choosing from their dozens of options easier. Like other Austrian restaurants we've visited this trip, the portions are massive-they make the US-sized big portions look small. My wife's chicken "schnitzel" (thin pounded chicken breast) was two large pieces that each covered the 10" dinner plate and was served with about a pint of German potato salad while my fresh fish (fried perch) wad two 8" long pieces, about an entire head of steamed broccoli and a couple of cups of buttery parsley potatoes. In addition we ordered their version of a caprese salad (tomatoes and fresh mozzarella with basil) that also filled an entire large plate. I suppose owing to the size of the restaurant (must seat at least 300-400), the food arrived super quick-salad in about 5 minutes and main courses very shortly after. With a couple of glasses each of a local red wine, the entire meal was less than 50€! Unfortunately we couldn't even eat half the food although from our perch on the 2nd floor looking down across the balcony, we did observe lots of local people, including women, who did! Bottom line, festive place with a great value.

Lots of reviewers critiqued the staff, but we came anyway because the complaints were about the…read morestaff and not the food. We found them to be friendly and busy. We sat outside in the shade and enjoyed the buffet. We were pleased to find a green salad and a hot veg dish among the regular Austrian fair. It was good. I would recommend it to others who are hungry after walking in the schloss.

Both boys enjoyed the lambshank and said the potatoes were amazing. I enjoyed the couscous bowl and…read morethe husband enjoyed his burger.

Can't recommend this spot enough while visiting. Every dish bursts with flavor, freshness,…read morehealthiness, creativity - if this was in NYC, it'd be double the price and you'd have to wait an hour. Got the avocado smash with smoked salmon, the vegan platter of delicious things, and an apple-ginger shot with cappuccinos. Coming back tomorrow. Literally. 5 stars!!!