Deep in the most eastern district of Vienna lies an old winehouse. This is a place patronized by…read morelocals and Stammgäste (regulars). It is well worth discovering - mainly because of the excellent food but the wine and atmosphere are also worthy. But let me describe the wonderful food here. I began a recent meal with a Krautsuppe. This was rich and flavorful and served piping hot. My main course of Kasnockerl served in a flat pie style was as tasty a cheese concoction as you will ever encounter. I'd like to meet a person who could tell me that he/she didn't find Weinhaus Hochmayer's Kasnockerl totally delicious. A class of Grüner Veltliner was the perfect liquid accompaniment to this enjoyable dinner. Service wasn't overboard friendly but it was efficient and polite enough. For those who cannot tolerate smoking, do be aware Weinhaus Hochmayer is a smoking establishment. I didn't find it at all bothersome - but I'm also not usually bothered by smoke. And then of course there was the food and wine which proved to be so excellent.

Sargfabrik is a cultural and living project - offering a broad virarity of different things like…read moreconcerts and other events, a bar with restaurant, a kindergarden ...etc. I want to write my review about the badehaus (bath house) - me and a friend of mine were trying the still insider tipp of going to one of the women events there. It was just awesome. We went there for "Venus im Bade". We were told by the stuff that this is the event with the least efforts by the stuff, but still it was just great. The entrance fee included one glass of champagne. Over all the place is hygenic but not steril like other thermal spas I know. The light is very convinient and not so bright. The whirlpool is in a darker corner so you can see the light show under the water, which is pretty cool. there is also a roman tepidarium, a basin with ice water, a basin for siwmming some rounds, a sauna and 3 basins where you can take a wonderfull smelling oil bubble bath, up to 4 people fit in there - this was the moment when we went to get out champagne and were having some luxuary moments. The ambience is overall relaxing and like an escape from the stress of the world outside. There are only women on this event, so you really don't have to worry about your looks in a bikini or without it at all. It is up to you if you wanna wear a bikini or just go naked. If you don't like naked people around you you shouldn't go there, a lot of women take the opportunity. You can book additionally a massage for about 28€/half an hour. You also can bring food in and drinks. all the people around us were having snacks. There is also a vendor machine where you can buy snacks, and at the bar you can buy drinks and another glass of champagne. We were told that the oriantal nights event (also only for women) offers an oriental buffet, oriental music or literature reading and handmade face masks or body treatment. For gay men they also have a special event, and on regular days there is mixed public bath. (I cant tell anything about both, haven't tryed the one yet and will not try the other one ever ;)) The events are held in saisons. the saison is from september to march. Dont forget to ask for the club card - when you have visited 4 times the 5th is for free :)

Recommended by trusted travelers and Michelin Weibel's Wirtshaus feels as though it may have…read moreoccupied Kumpfgasse 2 for centuries, a short walk from St Stephen's Cathedral finding the small Restaurant serving traditional Viennese fare plus seasonal inspirations. Something of a "Gastropub" by Austrian standards, with outdoor dining offered in the garden, it is by a lone server that guests dining at lunch are guided with no rush as each and every plate is made in the kitchen as ordered. Possibly an old home or inn, the kitchen hidden from view and a bar beneath more seating upstairs, Weibel's comes decorated in tchotchkes and photos providing temporary distraction until the arrival of velvety Chestnut Soup unfortunately a little overwhelmed by Truffle Oil. Fair priced from Appetizers to Entrees, €22,90 for a hulking piece of Wienerschnitzel more than justified by tender flesh and loosely-adherent Breading, don't overlook semi-sweet cooked Cranberries as an addition nor a generous bowl of Potato and Cucumber Salad. Open lunch and dinner with a sizeable Wine list for someplace so small, Dessert includes many of the usual suspects though none comes more recommended than torn Pancakes, or Kaiserschmarrn, kissed by Confectioner's Sugar and ready to be topped with stewed Plums or Apple Mousse.

Service is impeccable and the food was very good. The wild garlic soup was delicious and the…read morestrawberry tiramisu was unique and silky with fresh berries. I'd recommend!!