Unique sandwiches. If you are a tourist, be respectful for…read moretime and space. This is a Vienna institution - don't ruin it for the locals like the coffee houses where these days you find long lines. And if you can't spell the name, reconsider..,

Took a Bites of Vienna tour and the tour guide took us here!…read moreI guess its popular item to have egg salad on pieces of rectangular bread, in this case rye bread! I'm not a fan of egg salad or rye bread so not my favorite! Also, there was no p!ace to sit, we had to eat it outside like in the hallway/alley.

We were doing the touristy thing and walked upon this big sign that looked super fun to visit. So…read morewe went in. The place was crowded so we thought it must be good. The waitress was very unfriendly, she really didn't want to go to work. The food took a long time before it came and worst of all, it didn't taste good. I was so disappointed as this was my first Viennese meal! When it was time to pay, my husband tipped really handsomely, like he always does, and the waitress' eyes lit up and she sprang into life. I understand that waiters and waitresses work for tips with some restaurants but come on, you're at work so act the part. Overall, the experience wasn't great. I wish I went to McDonald's nearby instead.

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 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?

Great to grab a quick affordable breakfast before hitting the local spots. Slightly different…read moremenu than an American McDonalds.

Its McDonalds! In Vienna! Same McDonalds as any other but different too. Also, what I notice is…read morethat McDonalds in places in Europe where I visited so far, were big! Like 3 floor levels or wider area! I like how they have a different area for McCafe!

Hands down, one of the best burger combo I've tried outside of the United States. The establishment…read moreis neatly designed with colors that feel modern yet makes you feel cozy. And boy was it packed when we came in for dinner! The burger patty you can tell was fresh, not frozen. The buns were light and fluffy with a touch of butter. Inside was fresh veggies, cheese and the burger patty that made me question if I've ever had a real burger before. Instead of fries I opted for Mac n cheese bites and those were phenomenal as well.

First night in Vienna, hubby and I ended up checking out Le Burger which was a nice choice. It was…read morea Friday night and there was a little line, but since it was just 2 of us we were quickly seated. This spot is popular for burgers - I ordered a grilled chicken bacon burger while the hubby got a fried chicken burger. I would definitely say the chicken bacon burger was our favorite (grilled version). We also ordered a side of the sweet potato fries which went really well with the different sauces they have in the restaurant. I would suggest to try as many as you can so you can get a variety of flavors which is nice. The ambiance here is fairly casual but a nice enough sit down place. Definitely a nice spot to go to if you are craving burgers!

Super Imbiss. Braucht man mehr davon...read more

Essen 11/10, super freundlich. Wir kommen fix wieder und schon sehr bald!…read moreVegetarische Burger auf Vorbestellung.

Doesn't look like much from the outside, but inside you will find THE best Arabic Shawarma in…read moreVienna. Chicken Shawarma on week days and Lamb Shawarma on Sundays. Other Syrian Arabic fast food available as well - including delicious fried chicken platters or sandwiches called Crispy or Prosted. If you want an authentic taste from the streets of Damascus for a reasonable price, this is the place to go.

Super good burgers…read more First burger place that has served me a burger that looks exactly like what they have displayed on the pictures on the menu. Just fantastic attention to detail. I'm only visiting for a couple days, but I wish I was staying longer, just so I could have more of these picture perfect burgers!!! Staff/ managers/ owner was/were also super friendly! Nothing to not like here

I know there are way too many of such small "happy/lucky" noodles in Vienna and most of them are…read moreprobably not worth more than 3 stars. But I have to admit that I am OK with everything if I am starving (as probably most of humans..) and Yili wasn't a bad idea after all. I like their style, colourful and simple, it caught my attention and so did the huge offer of typical noodle-dishes as well. I was actually satisfied with my noodles with vegetables and shrimps, even if it wasn't anything I haven't had before... So don't expect any surprises. They also have something like a bubble tea/coctail corner in there, which I think is quite interesting, but I didn't try anything though. They had a few seats outside, which is very nice if the weather is good, however, I'm wondering what do people do in winter, because even though the interior is nice, there isn't that much space inside. And the people who work in Yili don't really bother to go outside and check whether those tables are actually still clean (beware - Hitchcock might as well have shot "Birds" here; since nobody puts the paper dishes away, all kinds of birds like chilling out on those tables and it DOESN'T matter if someone is actually sitting there - they are not scared). All in all, it wasn't bad, I might as well eat there again, however, there are also a few other nice options nearby... with nicer outdoor seating available.

There I was, fridge empty again... sick of everything... but ya gotta eat! I Google "What's for…read morelunch" and come up with sub shop... suddenly I am craving subway. You see, the interesting thing about chains, esp one that has more stores than McD's (2010, 1,000 more, yes I am serious), is that they are consistent. You will, or rather should get the same experience in all Subway locations. So, here is my experience here vs. back home in the States. I think the breads are the same, aside from that fact that they seemed a bit more limp I didn't notice much difference. Flavor is on point, and the more rye breads look and taste like it. Meats at this location (particularly Chicken Teriyaki) seemed to be of slightly higher quality. Also, since they don't use little paper trays to add meat, but spoons, you get a little more! As for cheese, you can definitely get more types of cheese at an American location. Here they have two types, one is a shredded cheddar, and the other... well when I asked the clerk what kind of cheese it is, he answered "cheese". There are for sure fewer vegetable offerings here, I can say banana peppers and spinach were missing, but can't put my finger on what else. I will say that an advantage of this is that when it comes to vegetables, for me anyway, it is easier to say "everything", rather than have to list all the things I want. I do like that they have the same selection of dressings as U.S. locations, as from my 4 months in Austria, I get the impression that dressings are not as much a thing in this country as they are in the States. I deducted a star for more limited cheese and vegetable offerings. While it is nice that the meats seem to be of slightly higher quality, it does not over-rule the negatives.

Basically it is shot that this is the only one left in Vienna and it is small and not nice at all…read more For a branch in the chain of Subway it is a HUGE let down for the entire company as it is negleted for a long time now. However as there is no other option for Subway in Vienna it will have to do. But the food and so on is very much like in all other subways i have been in. I wish they will renovate it one day SOON. My Personal points system out of 10, standard for Vienna is 5. Location: 7 Atmosphere: 2 Decor: 2 Size: 2 Non Smoking Area: YES all non smoking Service(*1): 5 *1=(Standard in Vienna is 5 on my scale) this is based on that you get serviced fast but you have to work hard to pay at the end)