Eating in Vienna is a thing on its own. As multicultural as the city is as colourful is the variety of cuisines there. You can enjoy a meal in a shabby asian restaurant, a bobo french café or a high class Austrian restaurant. Whatever…Open the full description
Eating in Vienna is a thing on its own. As multicultural as the city is as colourful is the variety of cuisines there. You can enjoy a meal in a shabby asian restaurant, a bobo french café or a high class Austrian restaurant. Whatever fits you best. Be picky, it ranges from very bad to very good.
But what is Austrian food?
Austrians have a very special and long tradition of eating. The meals are mostly heavy and meaty and the recipes haven't been changed for centuries. There are simply too many to name and explain them all here, but the range is vast, from Viennese Schnitzel to Sacher cake, from liver dumpling soup to "Kaiserschmarren". Discover a whole new world of taste.
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Erich
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4
Erich is one of my latest discoveries and just perfect for breakfast lovers. They offer a wide range of choices - from huevos ranchores to British breakfast. The great thing is that from 11:30 till 4 you can combine breakfast choices with lunch dishes like tacos. Also perfect for vegan and vegetarians - lots of non-meat-dishes.
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phil
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19
2
The phil is a quite cozy place at the pulsating Gumpendorferstraße. Its guests are a mixture of bobo book lovers and people who want to have a nice chat over a cup of coffee. In the evening it is used as a venue for indie concerts, poetry slams or book publishings.
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Eis-Greißler
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19
6
If you're in the city center and are looking for a great, refreshing snack, this is the place. Eis Greissler offers organic ice cream and has some rather unconventional flavours like poppyseed and almond. The ice-cream has a intense favor, delicious after-taste and not too sugary. You can feel the quality.
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Café Sperl
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17
3
Don't try to order "coffee" there. The café offers a selection of over 30 different types of coffee. Sperl is an institution in Vienna.
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Ulrich
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20
9
Ulrich is an urban eatery and offers a wide selection of meals - from Austrian Schnitzel to vegetarian oriental plates. I personally lover their outside sitting area which is a very pituresque area of Vienna. Fun Fact: Ulrich was also featured in the New York Times vlog "36 hours in Vienna".
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Kräuterdrogerie
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18
0
There is no other store like that in most part of Vienna. Many wish there would be. It's a raw opportunity to get really good quality. The daily lunch is always fresh and very good - you might want to ask to not use the microwave though. They also sell herbs and natural health products.
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Naschmarkt
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24
6
Try the impressive variety of vinegars in different flavours, one of Austria's sweet and proudly cherished specialties at "Palatschinkenkuchl" (pancakekitchen) or simply sit down with a cup of coffee and enjoy this place's lively and colourful activity. Between 09:00 and 18:30 (on workdays) all market stands are open.
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Alt Wien
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7
Another advantage of this coffee house is that they serve coffee house food (Gulasch, Würstel, etc) until 2 am. Perfect if you want to grab a snack after going out or getting a midnight crave for heavy Austrian cuisine.
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CORBACI
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20
0
Corbaci serves what is called an intellectual modern dish. High quality ingredients combined with traditional recipes - both Turkish and Austrian.
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Neni
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18
4
You can get all the classics here like "hummus" and "falafel" and also bigger mixed plates with meat or vegetarian. Be sure to try their mint tea and "shashuka" as well as their brunch options. It is usually crowded at noon and later in the afternoon but drop by and see for yourself.
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Café Europa
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11
0
It gets appreciation for the very cool opening hours. It is one of very few places in Vienna where you get warm food till 4 am.
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Brunnenmarkt/Yppenplatz
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12
2
Brunnenmarkt with it's 160 market stalls is one of the biggest, permanent markets in Europe. Due to its international flair it is also called "little Orient". In the northern section (Yppenplatz) there are numerous small international restaurants. The local shop of Staud's jam manufactory is also worth a visit.
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Café Kafka
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9
0
If you want to get a feeling of who the locals of Vienna enjoy their coffee you should give it a try. Just sit there, take your time and watch the other people on the next table. Do never question the old furniture in Viennese coffee houses - they are part of the coffeehouse culture and can never be replaced.
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25hours Hotel Wien beim MuseumsQuartier
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10
4
The Dachboden is a mixture of beach bar and parliament cafeteria. Besides different brands of soft drinks, there is always a selection of Austrian wines and of course a decent offering of beer and long drinks. The loft isn't meant for a full dining experience. Although, you can always get a piece of homemade cake or some quiches.
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Vollpension
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3
The Vollpension was established by the community of the district. Some hipsters got together with senior citizens from the area to form that new kind of café. The grandmas are baking their favourite cakes and biscuits and the young people are serving it. The interior is shappy chic and includes photo albums and furniture donated by the seniors.
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