Appaling pricing Charged me EUR 24 for a 4cl shot of…read moreLagavulin Single Malt Scotch Whiskey, 8 years (0.7 l bottle is EUR 49 retail). Used to like this place, but seriously? Total ripoff, good bye.

This would be my local if I lived in the 7th district of Vienna…read more The only place in the city I experienced a multi-hued clientele and the food smelled and looked amazing as well. I just had a drink this time but I'm coming back!

Very touristic. The staff keeps on asking if you want some more and more eventhough we just asked…read morefor information about ingredients. Pretty expensive for a piece of bread and one sausage. However, the mustard sause was not nice and bitter. Bread is too dry. The sausage was fine

Excellent bratwurst! The bread is hallowed out to fit the brat & they fill it with mustard or…read moreketchup beforehand. It was perfect for our lunch on a park bench. The cost was reasonable too. We'll be back!

Amazing local experience! The food was delicious -- I tried horse meat for the first time and…read moreabsolutely loved it. The beer was perfectly cold, and the staff were super friendly and made the whole experience even better. Great food, great prices, great vibes. Highly recommended!

Käse(€2.39) Semmert(€0.98) One of the best snucks in Vienna…read more I wish I could eat it in my country

Visiting from US. After eating lots of food from Vienna (having our fill of the greatest schnitzel,…read moreetc) it was good too have a Great Burger and fries! Burgers here are very good quality.

I realize that Naschmarkt is extremely touristy and loud, but I had wandered around for a good hour…read moretrying to decide what to eat and I'm so glad that I ended up here. The staff was incredibly courteous and to my relief, they spoke Mandarin to me (since I don't speak a lick of German). They sent out some items compliments of the chef, and the portions were all more generous than I expected. I really enjoyed their Thai coconut soup (Tom Ka Gai). One of the servers took 30 minutes to explain all the sights I should try to see in Vienna, and drew me a map and wrote everything down. Also, they have an indoor area that is air conditioned in case you're seeking refuge from the heat!

If you're in the Naschmarkt area and feeling hungry, Li's Cooking is a good place to stop to eat…read more Their menu features sushi as well as cooked dishes from asia (chinese, thai curry). I got some sushi and it was very nice. Like most non-4-star sushi places in Vienna, your choices of fish are tuna, salmon, whitefish/butterfish, and shrimp. Li's also had some eel. I tried their mega futo maki roll, which is the kitchen sink of sushi rolls. Packed inside the rice and seaweed were tuna, salmon, shrimp, cucumber, and avocado. To top it off, there was a sweet mango dipping sauce for the rolls. Tasty, but so big that fitting it into my mouth became an engineering wonder! They make their own ginger iced tea, which was excellent and sweetened with honey. Just make sure to mix it to get the honey off the bottom of the glass. The service was decent and pretty standard for Vienna.

How funny that the American food in a diner in Vienna, Austria is so much better than the American…read morefood in America. You can absolutely taste the superior quality of the meat of the burger, the bread they made the bun with, the perfectly fried potatoes and don't even get me started with that to die for whipped cream on that bomb chocolate shake. The place was busy when we got there. My mom and I came with her little mobility scooter, and they were very accommodating with helping us find a place to stash it. Our server was so friendly. The food came out really quick. They also brought us these cute little keychains as a gift because they were excited to have real Americans in the American diner. Look when I'm traveling I always try all the cuisine there but at some point you may get a little bit of a craving for flavors from home. If only the flavors from home tasted like this!

Sehe freundliche Bedienung und das Essen schmeckt ausgezeichnet…read more Ist empfehlenswert.!

We were over at nachtsmarkt and could not find a wiener schnitzel kinda restuarant and walked here,…read moreabout 15 minutes. So glad we did. Not touristy, authentic. And locals were eating here We had the veal wiener schnitizle, the cordon blue, potato salad and cabbage salad. And a beer they brew themselves Everything was delicious. We spent the morning touring Schönbrunn Palace

Came here for my first meal during my trip to Vienna, and loved that we were able to enjoy…read moreauthentic Austrian cuisine at a restaurant that also offers a couple delicious vegan options! We came around 8pm on a Saturday and didn't have to wait for a table. Our waitress was a little impatient but the other workers were nice. My husband ordered the Schweinsfilet (pork with fried potatoes), and I got the gebratene Polenta with pumpkin ragout. Both of us were blown away by the quality of the food, everything was so flavorful and perfectly cooked. And I especially appreciate when there is a real vegan option that isn't just a plain salad. Portions were also huge and left us very full and satisfied! Highly recommend coming here for quality Austrian food!

Perfect Austrian dishes in a traditional setting. Can only recommend the Kalbsbeuschel, the Blunzn…read moredishes, and the Martini Gansl. Just great Austrian food.

Haas-Beisl is an old Viennese Beisl in the coolest part of the Margareten neighborhood. Without a…read moredoubt this establishment is extremely charming in appearance - both outside and inside. It is on the small side but that only adds to the charming atmosphere. The food here is very decent - think tasty classic Viennese and Austrian specialties. I was there recently because they had a special menu with a Pumpkin Cream soup, mixed salad, and a Tirolean Gröstl which I always like a lot. (By the way they also had as a decoration the largest pumpkin I have seen in Vienna this year.) There are lots of old fotos on the wall which are interesting to look at .... but be careful as we sat at a table underneath an old Rapid Vienna team photo which I never would have done if I had noticed it before sitting down. I felt like writing "Austria Wien Rules" underneath that foto, but I resisted the temptation as I didn't want to get thrown out before devouring the authentic Gröstl. Now what are some of the negatives? Haas-Beisl certainly is a little bit too "Bieder" for any real hipster. Perhaps for some, it might be a little too smoky (I didn't think so but I'm not that vigilante about smoking like I know some people are). But to me, I think there is only one major negative - the service. This is a Beisl filled with Stammgäste (regulars) whom the wait staff all know and seem to treat pretty well but those same waiters can be pretty perfunctory and unsmiling to outsiders. If you are visiting Vienna and feel that you have somehow missed out on the "mürrisch Kellner" (grumpy waiter) treatment, dine here and there is a good chance you will experience it in live action!!