There she is. We found her. Why are you out and about, possibly intoxicated, in a European city…read morewandering aimlessly in the cold? You're looking for a rotating mountain of meat like an oasis in the desert so that you can get a doner wrap, sandwich, or box. I have good news! I've found where you should be, and it's Berliner Doner. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? There is seemingly always a line a Berliner Doner, and that was the case even on a windy and intermittently rainy Sunday evening when there were seemingly no other people in the entire city of Vienna. Fortunately, the line at Berliner moves real quick, and even ten deep you'll have your food within twenty minutes tops. Star. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? I genuinely cannot get over the price points at Berliner. My standard chicken doner sandwich was, wait for it, €3,50. That's it. That's all. That's the tweet. I obviously should have gone double meat for one euro more, but in summary is the best deal in town full stop. Star. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? And just like that it all came together. The fresh pita, the flavorful chicken, the fantastic peripherals with red and white sauces that could easily rival any high quality stand in London or New York or Los Angeles. This was marvelous and there was no weak link. Period. Two Stars. Star 5: Would you be excited to go back? Every damn night if I could. Star.

Um, yum! Cheap,…read morecheerful, delicious. We ordered the lamb sandwich döner. Have never had one in Austria, but heard it was great. And yes, it's delicious. Yummy fresh salads, delicious sauces, shavings of lamb on top, washed down with a couple Gösser beers - perfect post drinking fare. Under €20 - awesome value. Way better than doner kebabs in Australia! There's some outdoor seating. Ambiance is simple, quick, outdoor takeaway. Nothing fancy. Would I take a date here? Probably not. Would I make it a required stop after a big night drinking? Hell yes. I ordered in German, the guy didn't switch to English. So not sure if they speak any English here. Recommend!

It's a simple, small establishment located by the U6 subway station, but the food is incredible. My…read moregirlfriend and I ordered the rice box with all of the toppings, felafel and the spicy Takosh sauce, and oh my--it was absolutely delicious And I've got to say, the felafel is the best I've ever had. It's cooked just right--soft with an almost creamy interior. Will be coming back again soon. My only suggestion is that the interior be designed with more atmosphere, including art and dimmer lights. Posters displaying the history of Kebabs could be a nice addition, also. My girlfriend recommends changing the tables and seats to something a bit more comfortable. But overall, the place is simple, clean, and the food is delicious :-)

Fantastic authentic Berlin-style kebab restaurant where you can get ALL the toppings and sauces!read more

We absolutely enjoyed dining here tonight! The service was great, people were friendly and the food…read morewas amazing. The portions were perfect and we left fully satisfied. Enjoyed the desserts too! Turkish coffee was delicious. We sat by the window so that was nice.

We came here on a weekend evening and the place was pretty full of people -- like 6-8 tables. There…read moreis indoor seating, covered outdoor seating, and then purely outdoor seating. Of course there was smoking so we opted for the covered outdoor seating. We ordered vegan dishes for our mains - the tofu curry and the veggie variety dish, which each came with a bunch of rice. We also ordered the mix of momos that had both veggie and meat. Everything was really delicious. The veggie variety plate was delicious - it came with a small soup, and like 4-5 different veggies. The veggies were made with care and each item had a lot of flavor. The tofu in the curry was a little more plain. The momos were really delicious. There was some with tofu, spinach, cheese, chicken, and other veggies. Overall we really enjoyed the food and believe it is a healthy and unique option in the area.

NENI was such a fantastic food find right in the middle of the market!…read more We started with the Sabich, a Tel Aviv street-food specialty with falafel, eggplant, hummus, and eggs. I had never tried it before, and every single element was delicious. The falafel was fantastic, and the combination of everything together was absolutely amazing. We then had the Jerusalem Plate, featuring marinated chicken that was juicy, incredibly flavorful, and bursting with spices. It had a depth of flavor unlike anything I've had before and came with warm, fluffy pita. Honestly, both dishes were outstanding--this was one of those meals where everything just worked. We paired everything with beer, and it made for the perfect market meal. We didn't have a reservation and were seated immediately on a Saturday. The restaurant is huge, so walk-ins seem very doable, although a reservation is always a safe bet. The location is fantastic--right in the middle of the market, so you can wander around, take in the atmosphere, and then sit down for a delicious meal. Highly recommend NENI! If you love bold, vibrant flavors, this is definitely worth a stop.

Amazing food, happy staff, consistent experience from year to year, what else can I ask? As good as…read moreit gets.

Super quality of food having the grill plate special. Nice atmosphere and the service was very…read morefriendly and prompt. Nice walk here from the 25-hours hotel where we stayed.

We were looking for a place for dinner in Vienna and found Ariston Hellenic Restaurant. It was an…read moreeasy walk from where we were staying. We shared Moussaka, a Greek salad and an appetizer plate with tzatziki, tarama, skordalia, and melizanosalata. The moussaka rivaled my mom's. Everything on the appetizer plate was also delicious. The service was very fast and friendly. The vibe in the restaurant was warm and welcoming. When I said a few words in Greek to our server, he brought us two shots of Ouzo the top off the meal.

This is a solid place with good, homemade food for fair prices. The location is ideal for those…read moreexploring central Vienna, or for students/profs/etc. working in the many archives and libraries not far from Karlsplatz. I got the eggplant sandwich plate, which included fries with a nice spice on them. The food was very tasty but not particularly memorable--with the exception of the nigella seeds on the outside of the bread, and the different kinds of pickles inside the sandwich. +20 points for sufficient pickledom. I would have liked a healthier option on the menu with lots of different dips and salads, rather than most of the options presented as sandwiches served with fries. The sandwiches are very bready, so the whole meal was a bit heavy for me.

Great Middle Eastern food, cute decor, great service,low prices and awesome location near the Opera…read moreHouse

The ambience was beautiful. The owner was outstanding and came over and we spoke for a while…read more I ordered the chicken schnitzel and the Sherpa soup. Everything was hot and fabulous. A beautiful atmosphere and a great place to eat kosher meal in a beautiful city

Amazing food, great and kind service. Owner and his son super friendly and accommodatingread more

Had heard very good things about this spot for traditional Greek food, and given our affinity for…read morethis style of cuisine it was hard to pass it up! Went for an early-ish dinner, so not many folks in there yet, but we were quickly seated where we ordered some Greek wine and made a plan for our shared meal. We love ordering "family style" at Greek restaurants (especially appetizers), but given it was only two of us we scaled our usual selections back a bit. We stuck with a menu of tzatziki, saganaki, spanakopita and gyrospfanne. They started our meal with a complimentary pair of Ouzo shots, then we dug right in to the tzatziki served with thick-cut hearty bread slices. Shortly thereafter the saganaki (fried cheese) came out, also served with the same tzatziki on the side which paired well together given the richness of the cheese now "cut" by the bright fresh cucumber-y sauce. The spanakopita was served in a plate full of small, triangular baked pies which also was great with the tzatziki. Lastly, the gyrospfanne dish was not a traditional gyro style platter...instead it came as diced-cut gyro meat served in a cognac cream sauce with sliced peppers and onions. Alongside the meat was a portion of vegetable rice and a side salad. A very hearty meal and we were stuffed by the end. We really enjoyed the atmosphere...would have sat outside if it was a bit cooler out but an enjoyable experience nonetheless.

I remembered this place after riding by on a hop-on-hop-off bus tour. We were in the area at the…read moreend of the day, so decided to check out To Ellinikon for dinner. It's always a good sign when there are a number of Greeks dining here! Our server brought us two complimentary shots of ouzo. Yamas! I decided to start with the chicken soup (aka avgolemono) as it was a cold winter evening. It was nice and brothy unlike the creamy thick versions found in the states. I would say the soup was a bit more authentic. We opted for a taramasalata and a horiatiki as a second course. Both were good and hit the spot. For dinner, I had the moussaka. It was good but was drier than I expected. I was hoping for a bit of a saucier middle section. All in all a nice find in Vienna of all places!