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.

Had the classic pita sandwich in pita bread and the more famous hous sandwich. Both great pita…read moresandwiches and the baklava (was to die for)

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.

Good sandwiches, quick and easy. Prefer Wichers to the options of Wien Mitte mall food court. The…read morebreads and meats are good as is the cheddar cheese sauce.

Went to this restaurant to grab a quick late night bite.... my friend tried to order a vegetarian…read moresandwich and asked to have no carrots on her sandwich. The man taking our order (assuming he is the owner) proceeded to say "That's the whole point of the sandwich and you want to take them off?" In a condescending tone as if the kitchen couldn't make that request. I proceeded to say "She just doesn't like carrots, she doesn't prefer to have them on the sandwich" because it sounded like he was making fun of her. He then proceeded to pick an argument and ask "What is the reason you're getting cocky with me for? I make this menu and welcomed you into my country and restaurant, treating you as best as possible and you have bad manners." In front of the entire restaurant! He stayed for about 3 minutes asking the same questions, "Why are you being so cocky for? What is the reason for the cockiness?" Multiple times over and then proceeded to show us that he put not carrots on the ticket. We said that there was no problem and that we appreciated him taking the carrots off. The conversation was in a funny manner and then he completely took the situation out of hand. Will not be returning! He was extremely rude and belittling.

We were visiting from the United States and stumbled across this place. The owners kept it open…read morepast closing to accommodate a late dinner for us and the food was just as amazing as the owners! We ordered the chicken biryani, the chicken mango curry, the panang chicken curry, and the beef korma. All were delicious and the owners spent time talking with us well after closing. It's experiences like this one that make us want to get out and go see the world and meet folks like tonight. Go for the food, but definitely stay and say hi to Jimmy and Susan!

Where do you find the best Bolani in Vienna? Well I head out to Ottakring and stop in the friendly…read moreSandwich and Bolani Haus. There are actually lots of items on the menu here for eat-in or takeaway including a delicious palau, but I do def have to always order my favorite Afghani treat. You have a choice of two Bolanis - potatoes and veggies or potatoes and meat filling. Try them both! They are equally mouthwatering! And don't forget to get the spicy Afghani chatni gashneez - green corriander chili sauce to put on top of your bolani. All this goodness will set you back only a couple of Euros - yes you read that right! The owner is super friendly and he is also a good artist as he painted the picture on the wall. Okay guys, so now you know where to get your Bolani fix in Vienna taken care of!!