From the owner: Victus & Mili steht für die Liebe zu gutem Essen. "Victus" ist der lateinische Begriff für…read moreLebensmittel, "Mili" einer alten germanischen Sage nach ein Synonym für die Liebe. Auf einer kleinen, wechselnden Karte bieten wir alpenländisch mediterrane Küche, wobei wir es mit den Schubladen nicht so genau nehmen. Wichtiger ist uns die traditionelle, handwerkliche Verarbeitung ohne Shortcuts und Fertigprodukte. Dafür verwenden wir frische Grundzutaten und bereiten alles von Anfang an selbst zu: Brühen & Fonds, Eingelegtes & Eingemachtes, Kuchen & Desserts und natürlich unsere frische Pasta & hausgemachten Würste, aber wir erweitern ständig unser Sortiment und unseren Horizont. Die Qualität der Zutaten spielt dabei die zentrale Rolle. Saisonal & Regional, eh klar! Bayrisches Bier, Österreichische und Südtiroler Weine, Lebensmittel aus Wien und Umgebung, sowie Kaffee und andere Spezialitäten aus Italien beziehen wir von ausgewählten Lieferanten. Wer's genauer wissen will kann gerne einen Blick in die Küche werfen oder einfach nachfragen... Wir freuen uns!

What a hip place in Vienna! Hip and casual!…read more We got seated immediately, ordered the chicken shawarma and watermelon salad, and a couple lemonades. The food was totally enough to share for two, and on top of that it was delicious! The watermelon salad was so good and refreshing, and the chicken shawarma was delicious as well. I wish we had one of these at home because we would eat here all the time. Still thinking about that watermelon salad

So, SO good! I had the homemade ice tea and the chickpea/sweet potato falafel with fresh, warm pita…read moreand hummus. I asked the owners to please open a restaurant in my home town in the US. Definitely worth a visit to this restaurant.

Didn't realize this is a chain restaurant…read more But on Christmas Eve, many places in Vienna were closing by 2:30 for the holiday. I was near the Hofburg Palace and needed lunch. This was the first open spot I found. It's very large inside. Service was quick and friendly. English and credit card, no problem. The championschnitzel was delicious. Fried unbreaded pork covered in a mushroom sauce with rice. The cordon bleu was different, there were onions inside with the cheese and ham. For Americans- the water still isn't served with ice, but it's really cold and in a huge glass !!

The service is terrible, the waiters are straight up rude and don't speak english, or refuse to do…read moreso. The food was fine.

Had a lovely time here showing my sister somewhere to get real Austrian food. The service was quick…read moreand friendly, and our server was happy to help describe the menu in English. Delicious schnitzel. Sehr gemütlich.

A little off the beaten track decor wise. Soak in the charm. Eat the delicious food. Let the owner…read morelady coax you into eating.

Not a bad experience but this seems very much a place for locals (older folks, mostly) and I felt…read morevery awkward and out of place as an tourist who only speaks really basic German. Beer selection seems pretty limited. Though they advertise food, I didn't see anyone eating anything. Three stars since nothing bad happened, but I can't say I enjoyed myself either. Others may like it more. I was trying to figure out a way to leave without it seeming even more awkward almost as soon as I arrived.

It all started with my travel companion's need to visit a hospital for what appeared to be…read moreappendicitis. There isn't much open in Vienna on a Sunday around here, and by the time we got out of the hospital the first time to wait on blood tests, we were famished and looking for anything decent to eat. The restaurant was virtually empty when we entered, but the kitchen was open and we were seated quickly. There's a smoking and non-smoking section. They close the pocket doors to keep the smoking and non-smoking section separate, so we were virtually alone for most of dinner except when the server popped her head in. This place is proof that mom and pop shops are universal, and generally wonderful. This place had the feeling of a diner/dive bar. Not only was the server super nice and put up with our broken German, the food was seriously amazing. The goulash and the veggie soup with pancake strips were amazing. I also highly enjoyed the Wien white wine. I'm not entirely sure what we ordered for our main course, but it was all delicious, comforting, and tasted like a home-cooked meal made by someone's grandma. All in all, we got out of there for around 30 euros and were extremely happy.

While in Vienna we visited Gutenberg and had a fantastic experience! The outdoor seating area is…read morelovely, providing a relaxed atmosphere that's perfect for enjoying a meal. The menu offers a great variety of options, catering to different tastes, and everything we tried was absolutely delicious. I highly recommend the Wiener Schnitzel - crispy, tender, and perfectly seasoned - and the Spareribs, which were flavorful and cooked to perfection. Overall, it's a wonderful spot for a great meal, and I'll definitely be returning. Highly recommended!

Came in right before dinner rush so didn't have to wait, which was a huge plus to get a seat where…read morecouple restaurants in the area had few hour wait. The food is typical for Vienna, we had a chicken schnitzel, i had a burger and my wife had perch. We also had their homemade apple strudel. Enjoyed everything

Charming Viennese café! Tucked away from the more touristy spots, it offers an authentic experience…read moreat very reasonable prices. The menu is only in German, but don't let that deter you-- the staff speaks just enough English to help you navigate the basics. The vibe here is casual and relaxed. (Note: they only take cash).

If you are looking for a coffee house with bad coffee and rude waiters that talk behind your back,…read morethen this is your place. Please keep in mind that I grew up in Vienna and this used to be my favorite coffee house. Yes, the atmosphere is interesting and original (and hasn't been updated in decades), so if you want to experience that just walk inside and take a look. But don't stay too long or they will yell at you. They also don't want groups of more than 5 people. You also can't pay with credit cards. It's really a shame, this place had potential but ruined by greedy and shortsighted management as well mostly rude waiters (the Dutch guy is nice and ok). I recommend some of the other good coffee houses, like Cafe Schwarzenberg or Frauenhuber.

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.