Amazing tapas place hidden in the 8th!!!…read more Make sure you get the chorizo in vino tinto! In fact, get 2 of them! Everything we tasted was incredible: the chicken in garlic and white wine sauce, the skewered pork, the fried queso, the empanadas (carne & spinach/cheese), and the zucchini! Make sure to get lots of bread to soak up every drop of the amazing sauces that come with each dish. The tequila shots were closer to 4cl than 2 and only €3! Needless to say, the tequila was flowing. The service was friendly and don't be afaid to let the waiter recommend some dishes for you (though they are all tasty! The small, cozy restaurant fills up quickly, so make a reservation so you're not left out in the cold with a stomach not full of chorizo.

If you are craving Spanish food in Vienna, then look no further. Puerta del Sol has an array of…read moreawesome cold and hot tapas to satisfy your cravings. We chose about 6 dishes to share with some bread on the side, which was enough for 2 of us. We were super impressed with the chorizo in red wine (chorizo al vinto tinto) - the sauce was awesome for bread dipping! - and the chicken in garlic and white wine sauce (pollo al ajillo) but in general everything was excellent. The service is friendly, the prices are decent and the atmosphere is nice. Make sure you reserve a table - it was busy enough on a week night so I imagine you wouldn't get seated without a reservation on a weekend!

A tapas restaurant with a strong Viennese flair. Whether that's a good thing or not is up to you to…read moredecide. Service was a bit slow but that might be because they are understaffed. And the owners take turns chatting with the guests. If you are a regular that's a nice touch, if you are new and hungry it's a bit annoying. As someone else already said the waiter/owner is very in-your-face. He's nice but at first his demeanor seems harsh. As for the food - it was a mixed bag. Some was delicious and some was average. It was not cheap since you have to get about 4 dishes to be full. It has potential but could be improved. What they desperately need is some background music. It is so loud!

If you're a tourist visiting Vienna, I would strongly suggest you look for somewhere else to enjoy…read morea meal. The owners of this restaurant is the tricky sort that prey on unsuspecting tourists. The owner was rude when translating their menu from German (only language provided). As a family of 5, we ordered a trio pasta dish that came as a portion for 3, not 5, and was charged €60 for it (€12 for 1 person *5) The pasta should not have been charged for 5 servings as that was clearly not provided. The food was too salty and lukewarm.The service was slow even though the place was half empty and the entire atmosphere was generally unpleasant. Please spare yourself from this less than mediocre experience. Almost any other restaurant will do!

We just had to come from Corfu to Vienna and therefore were not particularly interested in Greek…read morefood. However, several of the other recommendations that we had received for Vienna were already booked out (probably for good reasons). So, after checking out several other sites for walk-in opportunities, we went back to this place that we had walked by earlier. And we did not regret. After all, Greece had been wonderful, and the food here did not disappoint either. And even though they mixed up the order somewhat, we kept what they brought as it looked and tasted wonderfully.

I wanted to like it. The service was OK - worth the three stars. The food was cold after it took…read moreand hour to come out. Would have stayed for dessert but that would have been another hour. The restaurant wasn't crowded at all and the kitchen could not keep up. Atmosphere is good.

Both times I attempted they posted open but were closed. I tried several times listed.read more

The four star rating is based on the taste of the food, but Lobo y Luna definitely deserves at…read moreleast a 4.5 star rating considering a good wine selection and friendly service. I dined at the bar side of this establishment and I loved the atmosphere. I started with a bread basket with two different kinds of breads and accompanied by a plate of small Spanish olives and a creamy garlic dip. 4.5 stars - I liked it a lot. Plato Español consisting of Jamón serrano, chorizo for, chorizo vela picante and fuet extra. A very generous portion (I ordered a small one) and for a great price of EUR 10. 4.5 stars. Selection of international cheeses - also good, although not as generous as the order above. It is a 4 star dish, since they could have been a little more imaginative with the cheese selection. Datiles con bacon - dates wrapped in bacon with an almond in each date. The bacon was a lot crispier than I would have wanted it, although the saltines of the bacon was well balanced with the sweetness of the date. 4 stars. Chorizo a la riojano - small chorizo sausage in a red wine sauce. I liked it a lot especially since it wasn't too greasy or too salty but just right. 5 stars for the mini chorizos. Gambas al pil pil - shrimp in garlic-chili oil. Good dish, slightly more oily than I like it with a slight spicy kick. 4 stars. Cebollas rellenas - stuffed onions with creamy mashed potatoes, eggplant on a bed of guac. Very well done and possibly the star of the evening. 5 stars. I can't wait to go back to Lobo y Luna.

I was very happy to find a Spanish restaurant in Vienna! We were able to be seated without a…read morereservation, which was nice since it was already pretty late. With such a large group, we ordered a variety of dishes, which included the patatas bravas, pan y tomate, meatballs in red sauce and garlic shrimp. Bodega also has a great wine selection. Overall, a nice change of food while in Vienna.

Very good selections on tapas. Pimmento peppers were good. Albondigas, bacon wrapped dates and…read morechicken livers were all very good. I like chicken livers sautéed or fried, but this was in gravy, not the best, but ok. Not many dessert options. Very good wines by the glass. Good service.

Nothing special place. Here is just ok food. We had tapas, pasta with seafood and pizza. Everything…read morewas just eatable not more. From tapas we took zucchini with pesto, mini bruschetta and salmon. All was tasteless. In pasta was a lot of seafood but lack of sauce. Pizza was ok. I won't come back for sure.

Located within a short walk from the Karlsplatz station, and is centrally located from many of the…read morehistorical buildings. I came here for late lunch/early dinner one day, walked in hungry but walked out pleased. Just arriving at Vienna for the first time, I was actually hoping to eat traditional Vienna food but was too tired to look for anything else, walked in to the first restaurant I spotted. Since they just opened for the day (around 4pm), no other customers were here. I kept thinking initially why am I eating Spanish Tapas in Austria? Why we are the only one here? As soon as I started talking to a server, my concern wasn't there anymore. A server was from Spain and he spoke Spanish and English with me. He took time to explained about the menu. I quickly spotted one of my favorite wine and happily waited for my food. The kitchen was located next to the dinning area (open kitchen), I started smelling squid, garlic, ... My anticipation for the food grew as I patiently waited for my food. Tapas for two was £30, and just about right amount of food for two of us. Thinking back, compared to some Austrian food served during my short stay, portion size may seem small, but as Spanish tapas, portion served was just right (I thought..). I ended up having two glasses of Spanish wine, food and wine paired perfectly. Tapas for two comes with five different hot tapas. Trying to think which one was favorite, I think shrimp with garlic. Free wifi, which is always nice for out of the country visitors like me. Nice decor, playing football on TV, I felt like I was in Spain, so after La Cuenta, por favor, I walked out with satisfied tummy, I looked around the buildings to remember I was still in Austria.

Had an excellent dinner here, stumbled upon this gem by complete accident, but now we are planning…read moreour next visit. Great tapas!