I tried a chicken schnitzel for the first time & it was better than I expected. It was perfectly…read morecrispy on the outside & had the right amount of seasoning. The staff here were extremely kind and gave me some tips on what to do in Vienna. I also liked how it was walking distance from my hotel which made it a convenient place to eat.

I love the ambiance of this restaurant. It's a traditional Viennese restaurant with lota of…read moretraditional dishes like Gulasch and Schnitzel. Very tasty and yummy. Desserts were drowning in sauce though and unfortunately too sweet. Service is excellent.

Having your breakfast/brunch at Franz is such a great way to start your day!…read moreOn the weekend, they propose a breakfast all-you-can-eat that will make your stomach sooo happy! There isn't as much choice as in some brunch-buffets in Vienna, but it is very appetizing and tasty, and for a very fair price too! (10,90€) If you go for the breakfast formula, you'll be able to choose on a list what you wish to have for breakfast, and cross in front of it. Good news: you can fill as many lists as you want, and order over and over again! (except for the fresh fruit juice: it's only one per person). You can get muesli or fruits in yogurt, different sorts of breads, cheese, marmalade, butter, honey, and lots of eggs meals freshly cooked! and as much hot drinks (teas or coffees) as you want. They also have a regular menu that sounds very good, in a true Austrian tradition! All in all, a very nice Austrian Beisl where you will be sure to spend a relaxed and tasty moment!

TL;DR - Great bar, great food and helpful staff…read more We had our first meal in Vienna here and were glad we did. It was close to our hotel and we took the crowd of people outside as a good sign. There's a smoking room which meant we could enjoy our meal without being bothered by smoke. Our waitress was really friendly and helpful and the second she realised we were English she produced English menus and began talking us through all the options. I went for Wiener Schnitzel, Sparky went for Goulash which - on her recommendation - came "Viennese style" with the dumplings cut into slices and with a side of sausage and a fried egg. We each had a pint of weißbier to round things off. Great beer, great food and a great atmosphere with helpful staff.

Das möbel is hands down my favorite cafe in Vienna, land of the 1001 cafes! While you don't get the…read moreold-school class of the ancient Viennese cafes, don't think that Das Möbel doesn't have character. Friendly service, large tables, and free wifi make this my go-to spot for studying or writing. They've got coffee, cold drinks, beer, and the delightful Club Mate to keep your thirst quenched as you linger here all day. They even have a small food menu (and brunch on the weekends) in case you get a bit peckish. I recommend the quiche, it's the perfect brain food. This large cafe space with white walls keeps the place well lit during the day and the large doors along the Burrgasse side let in lots of air during the warmer months. Equality perfect for working on your own, having a first date, or chilling with a group of friends, Das Möbel is the place to be!

Real studenty feel to this bar/restaurant/breakfast venue. Large bar counter and plenty of tables…read moreabound which is very nice as we had unsuccessfully tried to breakfast in two other well known breakfast places in Vienna but were unable to find a table free. So theres the first tip: there is lots of space here to sit! We had a quick look at the menu but decided to go ahead and have the breakfast buffet recommended to us by the cheerful waiter. Priced at a little over 13€ I though it may turn out to be a bit of a disappointment and seeing the buffet my initial reaction was that I would be proved right. But as so often less is more. What looks to be a smallish selection at first glance actually turns out to be pretty much all you need for a decent breakfast. There is bread and bread rolls (and brioche), sliced meats and cheeses, yoghurt and cereals. Included with the breakfast is a boiled egg, one cold drink and one hot one. So what else do you really need for a decent wholesome breakfast? Free WiFi? Tip number two: there is a computer on the bar offering 15minutes internet for free and thereafter 1€ for 15 each minutes after but the whole place is covered by free WiFi too. After helping ourselves to some yoghurt and cereals, the soft boiled eggs arrived. They were cooked to perfection! Two more trips to the buffet for more bread, cheese and meat and we were stuffed. It was then that I spotted the beans and sausages! A real cowboy breakfast if ever there was one. Warmed baked beans and cocktail sausages in a spicy sauce. Yummy!!! Tip number three: the sauce is a little spicy but there is a bottle of Tabasco sauce for that extra kick! Tip number four: don't get distracted and put too much Tabasco sauce in or you will end up regretting it very soon after! After working my way through the beans and sausage and needing something to sooth my burning tongue I had a slice of homemade cake with chocolate. Just the ticket! Overall this is a very nice place to have a relaxed breakfast and with large windows you get a great view of the world going by. The only slight comment I will make is that there are not as many hot breakfast options on the menu so if you are more in for the English or American style breakfast you might be a little disappointed but that being said as a typical Austrian/Continental breakfast it is right up there!

I like Das Campus. In fact I like it a lot ... a whole lot! Since a fun evening spent there at a…read moreparty over a year ago before they officially opened to a recent enjoyable experience a couple of nights ago, this place just transmits good vibes. That I haven't reviewed this pub and eatery before has just always been a shortage of time because I'm usually hosting out-of-town guests when I'm dining at Das Campus. When I go to Das Campus with friends, we all order the same thing - Flammkuchen. (In Alsatian - Flammekueche ... in French Tarte Flambée.) Why? Because it's the best Flammkuchen I've ever eaten outside Strasbourg and Alsace. One of the chefs surely had to train in Alsace to know how to prepare Flammkuchen with such care. The crème fraiche and caramelized onions and bacon strips are baked in the oven to perfection. (Hey, who needs pizza anyway?) And even if there is not the cool system of reordering that is a fun part of countryside Alsatian Flammekueche restaurants, I still very much appreciate the authenticity of this Tarte Flambée. Now in addition to all this - Das Campus has Vienna's largest flavored beer selection. You mix it yourself. I especially love the maracuja beer. The atmosphere is laid back, the architecture interesting (the men's toilets are really cool - maybe the ladies toilets are too but I've never been in them!) As long as Das Campus exists in Vienna and in so far as they continue to serve up genuine Flammkuchen, I'll be back!!

This place looks stylish. Also food looks good. But sometimes it doesn't taste as good as it looks…read more I had brownies and it was very average. My boyfriend had burger it was quite good. But nothing special. I think to use catchup as a sauce it's very boring. They have nice summer terrace in summer time. I put one star more today because of welcome food for our dog. This is very dog friendly place

We visited this Carinthian bar to celebrate my Carinthian flatmate's birthday. We celebrated with…read morecopious amount of alcohol and Carinthian food! The Nudeln were really good...To non-Austrians I would describe these as dumplings, kind of like steamed dumplings (check out my photo I posted). I would recommend choosing a variety. I went for 4 Nudeln: mozzarella and tomato, garlic and spinach, meat and then the traditional "Kärtner Nudl" (Carinthian dumpling) made with potato, Topfen (curd cheese/cottage cheese, which Austrians use in so much of their cooking) and chives. They were super tasty and so filling. You can get sweet Nudeln as well, filled with Nutella or strawberry etc. The menu also includes traditional Carinthian cheeses and meat. The service was excellent, great location, great atmosphere (a lot of young people in groups), modern decor and very well priced. I would definitely recommend this place, especially to tourists, if you want to try some authentic cuisine from other parts of Austria instead of just Wiener Schnitzel ;)

I enjoyed this small bar-restaurant tucked away next to the Universitat Wien for a later evening…read moremeal. Great mellow urban college atmosphere with friendly staff. Their specialty is Carinthian 'kasnudl' and they have a wide selection of spirits.

We had so much fun at this bar. It was beautiful inside. The food was great. Even the kids enjoyed…read morethe Mac and Cheese, fries, and ribs. One of the servers, Dennis, was playing or joking around with our girls. Great beer, food, atmosphere, and service. What more can you ask for?

The food was, with one exception, not bad. When I asked what kind of meat was being served, the…read moreserver didn't know but said she would find out. She never got back to me, so...mystery meat for dinner. And that was just the tip of the iceberg as far as the substandard service and truly rude execrable service was concerned. I would not patronize this establishment again.

This little place was lovely. We ate here on a Sunday night during the Advent season. The food was…read moreexcellent (veal schnitzel and pork cordon bleu for the win) and the service was phenomenal. We clearly did not speak German but tried our best. We were rewarded with grace and patience. The cappuccino was excellent as well. Huge portions.

The service - extremely slow, but I think the regulars are so great that they don't need the extra…read moretourist. The food - good / very good! The coffee - great! The setting - normal for Wien Local hot spot - Yes! Transportation - located right outside U-Bahn and streetcar Surrounding area - Great / Josefstädterstrasse is a happening and healthy street to shop at. It's perfect for a coffee, breakfast and lunch break. The crowd is mixed and at the same time average. The wait time is long so be ready spend an extra 5 - 10 minutes on ordering and paying.