After several nights in Vienna without having tried schnitzel, I was on a mission to find an…read moreauthentic spot on my last night here. Found this cozy spot a few blocks off the Stadtpark and figured I'd give it a shot. So glad I did. it was pretty packed when we got ther, we were able to get a high top table after just a few minutes wait. Ordered the beef tartare and schnitzel. Be forewarned, they don't skimp on the portions here. The tartare was delicious and came with a salad and about a half of stick of butter, which was interesting. Schnitzel was big enough to feed at least two people and left me feeling like I had finally experienced a real local meal. Wine was also great and made me wish I could have stayed there drinking it all night. But alas, I had an early flight to catch the next day...

Came here after seeing excellent reviews on Yelp…read more Not impressed. Waited about 15 mins to get seated even though multiple tables were empty. The staff is limited and looks exhausted. Quite tight seating. Restrooms are not accessible by people with limited mobility. No baby changing stations. The food is okay. The schnitzel was fine and so was lamb. Okay to eat but not memorable. Caprese salad was tasty. In conclusion, if you are passing by and hungry, feel free to stop by. If you are looking for a memorable lunch/dinner experience, plan to visit a different establishment.

So, it was our first night in Vienna and we stumbled upon this hidden gem. I honestly can't believe…read morethat it has only been reviewed a handful of times. Anyway, here is my review... The seating is indoor (fairly small - but enough room to not feel cramped) or outdoors. Outdoor seating was plentiful, but like most people in Vienna, the locals all seem to smoke. So we opted for indoors. Our waitress was kickass. Right off the bat she was welcoming and on it. We ordered Gruner Vertliner wine, which arrived promptly and a carafe of water... which was nice touch. Our waitress recommended the "fried chicken" (which was similar to schnitzel, but with chicken - and only better) and the gnocchi with smashed peas and chorizo. Both were fire. We also ordered the no bake chocolate cake and it was really good. The food was amazing and the service was excellent. We may be going back tomorrow.

This place was DELICIOUS. Pretty busy, especially outside, but we were able to get a table inside…read more The menu wasn't in English but out waiter was so nice and translated it for us. We ordered the octopus appetizer and it was divine. For the meal we ordered the roast beef and a fried chicken dish. Both were extremely good! The food was served fast. The waiters were all friendly and helpful. HIGHLY recommend!

Jimmy the server was lovely and the history and interior are fascinating. But the glow ends there…read more The food was sub par. The Pheasant soup was warm and had a nice finish. The vegetarian plate was full of overcooked gratins and soufflés. Cold and gummy. The schnitzel was thin and flavorless. The prices too high for the quality. Don't waste your time here.

Viennese Keller restaurant packed with tourists. The only locals were the staff. Beautifully…read moredecorated restaurant with a 19th century theme. I had the Austrian specialty Wiener Schnitzel made from veal. It was very good. It came with steamed potatoes and a few bites of lettuce. Still looking for that over the top Schnitzel! This one came very close. The bread came cream cheese spread that was excellent.

Am Nordpol is a wonderful little dinner option that is truly a locals choice. You won't find…read moretourists in this area, and the menu is full of local loves. The weiner schnitzel is huge and fried wonderfully. The potatoes are perfectly oiled and steamed. Even the cocktails come out nicely. Vegetarian options are available in a few different forms from pastas to salads. The menu is handwritten in German and very hard to read even if you know German. However, and English menu is available upon request which is typed. Staff is prompt and does speak English. Make a reservation in advance.

Ambiance is hellish. Artwork displayed when we visited depicted psychotic manic-like child doodles…read more Restaurant Temperature was so high my glasses fogged up and we were sweating. We traveled from the city center of Vienna for their veal Wiener schnitzel. Cost for one plate 26 euro. Potatoes lacked salt and flavor. Wiener schnitzel was very poor quality and meat was inedible. Mixed salad had a tiny dribble of tasteless salad dressing which was overpowered by the bitter greens. Truly a horrible experience. Regarding Service: ordered a gin and tonic, received a small glass of Prosecco. 1 star earned for cabbage soup which was edible.

A local spot, but the owner/man running the front is super nice. He reassured us whatever we…read moreordered is what we wanted even explained what goulash was and what other seasonings go in it. The kitchen closes around 3 and re-opens at 5. We didn't know that one day so we came back another day. The food was alright and cheap. The service is what was amazing. Only one man in the front and not sure how many cooks there were, but Austria is significantly less staffed than America. Everyone seems happy and friendly here.

Owner and staff are very friendly. They didn't have English menus but explained the dishes to us…read moreand made recommendations. Very patient staff and the food was tasty. Definitely a good spot to experience authentic local food and Austrian hospitality!

Nice atomospher, excellent foods and service. Looks like local people hung out there.read more

Had the wiener schnitzel here and it was one of the best I have had in Wien. The meat was super…read moretender and soft and came in a decently large portion. Potato salad was also a great balance to the fried food. Staff are super friendly and helpful and were very welcoming to us. The place was full with reservations already and walk-ins weren't allowed. The place got packed! Definitely a lot of locals instead compared to tourists in here.

This restaurant was so great! We were looking for a spot that had pretzel and traditional Austrian…read morefood and luckily stumbled into this restaurant. The restaurant ambiance was like a pub but at the same time very calm (maybe due to the time we went at ). Also, it's greatly decorated and you might lose phone service when we go inside because we did, which is ok. Service here is absolutely amazing and the waiter was very nice and answered all our questions. He even explained how we should eat the boiled beef which was so sweet. They have many options to choose from for everyone. Plenty of beers as well ;). If I visit, Vienna again, I will totally eat here ! Enjoy ;) -IG: travelfoodie_ishy

Best low-key spot in Vienna…read more Best goulash in Vienna, Budapest, and Prague. Brown gravy, baby. Giants bowls of Austrian beers can be found and drank at this establishment. F'n refreshing. Not jacked up in the daytime, which suits me fine, as I'm a day-drinker. Clean, organized, affable wait staff, multitudes of delicious Austrian fare. I'll be back. So will Prez Donnie. Freedom.

Wonderful food and excellent service. Not touristy. Nice atmosphere. I had broiled char which was…read morereally nice. Be sure to have the creamed chestnut dessert if they have it. I have never had anything as good as that.

Food was delicious.We had the Wiener schnitzel with the best potatoes salad ever. They also had a…read moregluten-free option for one of our diners and a vegetarian option. The double malt beer was super. Don't forget the apple strudel with vanilla sauce, YUM!

This place has classic Viennese dishes. My husband had the Tafelspitz (14 euros) which he loved and…read moreit was a perfect little sampler of food. I had the Tiroler Gröst'l (11 euros) which was basically an american breakfast skillet of sorts. It was delicious, but just very filling. This is a good spot. It's shy of 5 stars because its just a bit smokey. I know its Europe, and thats the deal with Europe, but it's still smokey.

Busy Innere-Stadt restaurant with lots of outdoor courtyard seating in summer. There are also three…read morefloors of seats inside when it's colder (or wetter) with a real (but modern) beer-hall atmosphere. Most of the dishes are traditional Austrian: schnitzel, veal, etc. They have lots of great beers, of course, but also a good list of interesting wines. It's down amongst the backstreets and so not filled with tourists. Still, it can get very busy, and they didn't seem to have quite enough staff on so service took a while. Mains were in the EUR17ish range, but tasty.