I have never been so badly treated while dining out in my life. The restaurant didn't inform me…read morebeforehand that they only accept cash, so when it was time to pay, I said I would have to go to the cash-point (just a few metres away from the restaurant). The waiter then demanded that I hand him my passport until I came back. I responded that I was not comfortable giving him such an important document, and suggested that one of their staff might accompany me to the cash-point if they were concerned. He refused, and when I wouldn't back down he became aggressive and told me he wouldn't let me leave the restaurant unless I gave him my ID. In the end I was forced to hand over my credit card to him so I could use my debit card at the cash-point. Frankly I regret handing over the credit card, which was clearly a security risk. I'm not clear on why this was necessary given that the cash-point was only a few metres away and visible from the restaurant, and that they had plenty of staff who could have kept an eye on me. I *strongly* advise you avoid this place.

Very good! In a great location with very friendly service and amazing food! I ordered a ginger tea…read moreand brownies, i was amazed by how good the brownies were and the tea wasn't any cheap tea as in most places, it was yogi tea! My friend ordered the day's menu which was a very big portion of fish with rice and vegetables and was also delicious! Happy to have discovered this place, will for sure visit it again! I bet it's even nicer to sit there during summer...

This was near the hotel we were staying at and what a find this was! The food was beyond good and…read morethe portions were huge. We ordered the chicken burger, falafel burger and the schmarren. The burgers were both wrapped in a pita bread like bun and was a nice surprise to the burgers I normally get in an American bun. They also come with giant fries. The chicken burger was a piece of fried chicken with lettuce, and dressing. My sister enjoyed her falafel burger also. The schmarren was also a huge portion and it took us a day or two to finish as we were too full from the burgers. Great place to try, if you are near the area.

This is not a place for people in a hurry and without patience or for a quick meal. I had to wait…read morefor 20 minutes from Yelp check-in until my bottled beer was served. My food was served after 40 minutes (Spaghetti Bolognese). They have just opened, so maybe they need to learn how to run this place. They definitely need more than one waitress who also runs the bar. The pasta was good, but came without parmesan cheese. Overall the place is nice, lounge-like and has tables outside.

A solid 3.5! Yeah, for some reason, this place fits above burgermista and le burger. The main…read moreproblem here is the meat. Small is 100g from Austria, while regular (180g) and the chuck Norris (double 180g and fun name) are Angus from the US... THE US!? Why? Frozen patties aged in a storage container shipped forever... Sound appealing? It makes sense in the US, but not here. I tried the no1 at a Chuck Norris size (for fun) and regretted it after the first bite. I should have tried the 100g Austrian beef as maybe that could have a better taste. What ever happened to grinding your meat, seasoning it, and cooking it properly? Everyone trying to make more money, that's what! This is places adds itself to a middle category between McDonalds/BurgerKing/etc. and the Charlie Ps/saidTheButcherToTheCow/etc... Think it's time for my burger list. Angus was bland and tasted just like patties I bought for group BBQ's sold at Costco in bulk. Not bad, but not good either. Oh and it's reeaaalllyyyyyy overpriced. I would say the most expensive burgers in the city. Aside from the small, that might just be on par. If you have read this far, thanks!

The restaurant is located below the stairs on the main floor of the main train station in Vienna…read more It looks amazing from the outside: full glas front, beautiful design. The inside is equally well designed: cow-pattern couches and stylish chairs, nice table design and arrangement as well as a wonderful counter. The tables come with chili, hot sauces and Heinz Ketchup on them. I ordered a Classic Regular Burger with Classic Salted Fries as a side. The price was somewhere around €11 without a drink. I waited for my burger at the counter although I probably could have sat down but I chose to take the burger to the table myself. I took the seat on a well lighted table at the corner of the restaurant. The cow-pattern-pillows were comfortable to sit on. The first look at the Burger was somewhat disappointing. The salad looked sad and the bread unusual. The first bite was even more disappointing. While the meat tasted incredibly great (I really have to emphasize that) the rest of the burger was unspectacular if not boring. Tasty is something different. Trying to figure out what the cooks have messed up I disassembled my burger: meat - very good, salad - not that good, tomatoes and onions - as fresh as they could be and delicious, BBQ sauce - delicious but nearly not existent. I figured that the Burger actually was made up of delicious ingredients but the composition was bad. Let's talk about the fries: hand-cut, goldish and crispy. Extremely salted - too much in my humble opinion. Delicious aside from that. To conclude I'd say that I wouldn't recommend the restaurant at the moment unless you want to stop in for fries.

Lale is a very decent Turkish restaurant with friendly service. The ambiance is much nicer than its…read moreother Turkish counterparts in downtown Vienna, and it is very close to the Schwedenplatz U-Bahn stop. It is also halal and vegetarian friendly, which could be key in organizing a dinner with an international group. Listening to our server's suggestions, I would go again with their doner kebab and kunefe.

Review for both the donner pick up, and the restaurant…read more Restaurant: NO Pick up: Yes! Donner in Vienna, in general: Greasy, full of white sauce and enormous bread greased by the meat that the sauce must cover (ya, try one without the sauce) Convinced by friend to try one here, and they are amazing! Meat is not greasy, and more a fajita wrap. 5.50 Euros vs your average 3 Euros, but filling in a good way. Usually I just grab and go, like happy customer. But the goodness convinced me to try inside as it seemed cute from the outside. Inside turned out crowded in a choatic way and dirty. We still pulled through because I assured my friend the food would be worth it. Menu options around 13 Euros, wine at around 3.60-4.70, 0.5L Soda Citron at 3.60. There is not soap in the bathroom (rest is ok). At the end we ordered donners, since it was on the restaurant menu and was so good. My friend asked not to have the bread wrap with it, just the inside salad and meat, same portion, nothing extra, and the lady refused to do it. That went into a whole argument, which they just flatly refused my friend's request. Dude, just don't add the bread part, what's the big deal? So after they refused, we still went for it, but after 30 minutes of waiting for something that usually takes me under 2 minutes standing at the door to get, I went up and canceled our order. She tried to push us to keep it (just 5 more minutes!), but after trying to get her attention for 30 minutes, forget it. Then, when the bill came, she charged me double for my drink. For real? I asked to see the menu, and without even going back to the menu, she then charged me the right price. Conclusion: Grab and go. Service is really horrible. And no soap in the bathroom....

Had a great lunch at Kent this past weekend…read more Ambiance is great...our party of 7 had a lovely lunch outside in the garden. Service is just okay, hence the 4 stars. Food came out quickly but water wasn't refilled, empty plates weren't cleared, and we couldn't find anyone to place additional orders as needed. Food is FANTASTIC and I loved almost every single thing we ordered. And we ordered A LOT. - Deep friend eggplant / zucchini was just okay. It was served cold and wasn't too tasty due to the grease. - Grape leaves are delicious. - Stuffed eggplant was amazing. Accompanying rice was too. - Greek salad was very tasty. - Chicken, hummus, lamb received rave reviews but I didn't taste these. - Complimentary bread was just okay...one thought is not to give so much as I felt terrible that most of it was thrown away. Overall I'd return in a second, if in Vienna again.

The venue here is beautiful. So many good options on the street here as well. Great music inside…read moreand a lovely seating setup, huge and varied between greenhouse and brick oven vibes and very comfortable red leather chairs. Extremely interesting beer glass for Ottakringer with a hole for the pinky. Immediately they brought us a giant loaf of bread. Also fascinating glass water bottles that look like plastic bottles, and great cappuccino. We haven't even gotten food yet and five stars. Update -- food was truly excellent especially lamb and eggplant. Interesting blue light situation in the bathrooms. Best possible place we could've eaten today

This is a Viennese institution for Turkish food. The location is right in the center of many…read moreimmigrant households and ethnic food options - think of 1150 as the Kreuzberg of Vienna. So authentic food? Check The restaurant is spacious and cozy, like a hello from days gone by, like a traditional pub from the 1980s. Service is quick, attentive, and professional. The food is some of the best Turkish the city has to offer, and given that Vienna has been lucky to have received an influx from Turkish migrants since the 1970s, that is high praise. We got the Ezme (a spicy side salad), cacik (Joghurt with garlic and cucumber), lentil soup, doner Kebap (beef), and a mixed grill platter (karsik izgara). Everything was very tasty, portions were generous, and prices adequate. Great experience. Highly recommended.

Excellent restaurant! Had cocktails, shrimp appetizer and steak dish and everything was great. The…read moreowner came out to go over menu, helpful. The bread is wonderful. It is right in the heart of things ,but not an ordinary restaurant.

The ratings on this place are too low. Located in tourist Naschmarkt in Vienna/Wien Austria…read more Mediterranean/ Turkish food and it was super good. The first time I have ever really tried this food. I had the Turkish Coffe it was awesome. I ordered a meal and it was HUGE. The food quality was good/fresh/healthy. I ate here a second time later that week with my wife. Everything in my photos was below 20 Eruo and it probably could have fed two. The service was fast if I ever went back to Vienna I would return here. Good for both breakfast and lunch in my opinion!

I had the opportunity to explore Naschmarkt and I was also looking for a place to eat…read more This bustling outdoor market is very popular with all kinds of food items being sold and plenty of people visiting. You can get treats from all over the world here and many stalls selling Middle Eastern favorites like dried nuts, halwa, halal meats, veggies. There's also a farmer market here too. So much to choose from, definitely worth a visit. This is a really nice restaurant nestled right at the center of the market and food choices leaning more Turkish and Middle Eastern. I ordered a Viennese breakfast and had a glass of their white haus wine. Viennese breakfast was simple with hard boiled egg, two rolls, a yogurt/muesli mix. All delicious and guilt free. Service was fast and prompt. Easy place to grab some food, people watch and enjoy the beautiful ambiance with very good deep house electronica playing. Definitely give this spot a try and yes, it's still open in 2025!