Some people on Yelp Vienna have written negatively about the Reinprechtsdorferstraße in Margareten…read more I am not one of them. Though I def live in what would be considered the cool Bobo section of this diverse district, I am glad to have the Reinprechtsdorferstraße not too far away with all its inexpensive shops and multiple international fast food eateries. A case in point is the fast food place called Chicken House. Who would have thought that they would serve the famous wurst sandwich from Izmir, Turkey called Kumru? Well they do and you can get it with all the trimmings. I have never seen it anywhere else in Vienna so if you are a fan of this street food from Izmir, stop by. I ate a Kumru for lunch the other day and it's the real deal. It's the reason I will go back sometime again to Chicken House....especially with my Viennese-Turkish friend from Izmir.

Essen bestellt und sofort bezahlt, keine Lieferung, telefonisch niemand zu erreiche. Geld weg und…read morekein Essen bekommen

The Reinprechtsdorferstraße in Margareten has several inexpensive take-out food options. Sometimes…read moreif I am heading home and am near this shopping street, I pick up something for dinner. One of the spots I hit up is Schnitzel Madam - ironically not for a schnitzel but for their Viennese Grillhendl. I think they prepare this classic Viennese chicken dish really well and at a little more than four Euros, it's excellent value for a tasty meal. Oh and the family who work here are always friendly!

I highly recommend this place! Service was excellent and…read morethe food terrific! Perfectly for a cozy dinner in good company. Everything they do is super fresh and delicious. Please pair your fish or seafood dish with their Pluma Rosè! Cash only tho ;)

In my cool and diverse neighborhood, another awesome ethnic restaurant is to be found. And this is…read morethe Portuguese bistro - Senhor Vinho. Dining here is a wonderful evening out while enjoying an authentic Portuguese meal. I like everything about this place. The atmosphere is warm and cozy, the service is friendly, and the food and wines are top-notch. The blackboard menu can change but I am sure there will always be Carne de Porco à Alentejana on it. This pork and clam dish is superbly prepared here. The tasty Portuguese bread (served with olive oil) can be used to soak up all the remaining sauce from your main course. This may be what I call peasant style eating but believe me, you will want to do it. A very fine and dry Quinta da Espiga wine from the Estremadura was the perfect accompaniment to the meal. And when you are finished your meal, a shot of Portuguese Aldeia Velha (fire water) will send you warmly out into the night. Daniel the owner is very friendly and if you are lucky you might be in Senhor Vinho when he and some of his friends get the guitars out and play some wistful fado music. A couple of tips - In summer there is an attractive gast garten for under-the-stars dining. And be aware that this is a cash only establishment. On weekends def make a reservation as this can be a popular spot. Also there is only a small sign outside so it is easy to miss unless you know where it is. Senor Vinho in Margareten is a destination restaurant in Vienna. Don't miss it when you need a taste of sunny Portugal!!

I know we should never expect too much of fast-food restaurants, especially the ones placed in…read moreshopping malls. And so it is with KFC as well. It is dirty and people don't bother to put away their trays of food; someone had spilled a drink on the floor and during my stay (approx. 30min) nobody bothered to clean it up. The ladies who work there are actually quite nice and the food today was actually not that bad after all, but then again, I have heard that it is not always like this, so probably I just got lucky.

Everyone recommended Figmüller, so of course we had to try it…read more Every time we walked by the line outside was a mile long. Luckily we saw the side street entrance and walked right in and were sat. The schnitzel was absolutely perfect. Nice and tender, and the lingonberry jam was a delightful addition. If you are looking for some good schnitzel, this is the place.

HOLY COW!!! I didn't know this place was so popular! We couldn't get in one evening, so I went…read moreonline and found an opening at 3pm the next day. Hey -- late lunch or early dinner works for me! The place is always full, but once you're seated, the service is quick and professional. The schnitzel was very good, but the two types of potato salads the waiter recommended were even better. Do not go without reservations. The total cost is roughly 40 Euros per person.

Saw a sign for Original Weiner Schnitzel so we went in. The place was packed and looked clean so we…read morewere quite confident this was going to be a good meal. The staff members' faces were stoic, not friendly at all. It was our first meal in Vienna so we figured maybe friendliness is not the norm in Vienna. I don't know. We ordered, took a long time for the food to come, and it was mediocre at best. We asked for the check and my husband is always a generous tipper so he gave more than the 10% norm. The waitress herself said the norm was that and she thanked him in a monotone. Very underwhelming and unpleasant experience. Please, go anywhere else but here.

We entered the place because it was fricking cold outside and it happened to be just along the…read morestreet by the tourist area. The venue inside was nothing special, rather indictive of the chain character of the restaurant. The waiters were ok and till here everything was fine. Later on, I felt the need to visit the rest room and on taking downstairs a terrible odour caught me as I was walking down the staircase. When I returned our food was there. Nothing special here either. I confirm what others have written about a charge of 0.9 € per sachette of mayonnese or ketchup. The worst part though came in the end. I was right in front of my boss when the waiter came in for the bill but actually I wasn't paying attention as I was searching for something on my mobile phone. Yet I sensed that there was a mini dialogue about a tip to which my boss concured despite one last conversation we had the other night about the leech tipping situation that the US is currently facing, Right after exiting the restaurant I asked my boss if the waiter had asked for a tip. He nodded positively. "And you accepted..." I added in disappointment. To my sheer surprise he said with a cutting edge like tone "NO!" "What no?" "He asked and I denied. But he went on saying that the service was not included.. so I backed in" At this point I was already feeling my blood boiling. "But why did you have to succumb? You should have said NOOO! and if he inisisted the answer would still be NO and then we should see what happens." I was in distress. We were scammed. What's worse is the fact that this virus that has taken over the US is coming straight forward into Europe and it seems there's space and time to conquer here. I definitely DISCOURAGE anyone to visit this certain place but since it's right in the middle of a touristy area fresh victims will get milked day by day. So, why would the owners even care?

Got a preteen with a craving for a foot long Italian BMT? Go to Subway. We popped into the train…read morestation to satisfy a craving and this location is proving the Subway brand has a place in Vienna. These are great sandwiches to take on a train trip and unlike other options, you get to CHOOSE what you want on your sandwich. Choice is a beautiful thing. The sandwich line does not move as fast as in the USA, but it is still a new concept to many here in Vienna. Choose your bread, choose 6 inch or footling, pick your sandwich type and go to town with the extras and sauces. Glad you are here Subway!!