Impressive. The schnitzel was great but what I really loved, the mixed salad! I am NOT a salad person, I got the special schnitzel they had because hey it's Vienna and it didn't disappoint. My mom got the large mixed salad. It had a variety of vegetables, some of them pickled? And whatever dressing on it, it was bomb. Also, there are 2 locations for this place. One is he original, busy if you don't make a reservation. The second is around the corner and much easier to get a table at. read more

Figlmüller - Schnitzel! - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

Figlmüller Schnitzel transformed into a Hapsburg. The schnitzel was a bit a chewy. Wish there was some sauce or some greens to put some hair on his handsome face. Half portion is bigger than you think. Thank you @Alan V. for the artistic inspiration. read more

Figlmüller - Figlmüller schnitzel - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

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Worth making a reservation - even for the late weekday lunch I had, they were not accepting walk-ins at this location (only at the other one around the corner) but this is supposedly the original "cool" one - don't be that party getting told no at the door, make a rezzer. Their schnitzel is with pork, not veal, so different, stronger flavor, but still well executed. This was the biggest of the schnitzels I had (I think there's a plate under there, Iowa pork tenderloin style), and might have been pounded a tiny bit too thin, but was still tasty. It originally came with a sort of hash browned potatoes (in the pic), but the waiter came back apologetically with the correct mixed green and German potato salad, which honestly is a much better pairing. Worth noting they do not appear to serve beer at all here, which strikes me as odd, given where it is and what it does. Maybe the other location does and just this one doesn't? Not sure. It's very well known, but doesn't feel insanely touristy. Pricing is very reasonable (I thought - could certainly be higher if they wanted and people would probably pay for the name). I don't think you'll be disappointed if you add it to your itinerary. read more

Figlmüller - Wiener schnitzel vom schwein - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

Great food and waiters were very helpful and accomodating. Miss this place will go back

Asians was Discriminated against here！ the waiter is very rude first，he always served white people before us even we come earlier. As we already ate some food before we come here，so we share one fried pork and order drink separately. then the waitor is so disappointed and never communicate with us. when i asked for help to say "excuse me" or "sorry"， he said" madam， it is a restaurant，u cant speak loudly" if so please told me， can u use your back to know my shaking hand ？ we understand u want money so hungry， so we remove all tips and let u know poor service get zero tips. food here is overpriced， it is a quite usual fried pork. why we come here to waste time. read more

Figlmüller - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

The shnitzels were very good and very big!!! The potato salat was amazing. We had a wonderful time eating there. The only thing that bothered me was the addition on the final bill of 20 percent. I did not understand the reason for this. In the other restaurants where we ate in Vienna, we were not asked to pay such an addition on the bill. Feels a bit like extortion read more

Figlmüller - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

We ventured into the original Figlmuller wine house on Wollzeile for dinner and somehow lucked out as we were quickly seated at a table that others just vacated. We were right next to the door, however, so we got to hear the waiters tell the throngs of eager punters that the venue was full but there is luckily a bigger version around the corner. We estimated the waiters turned dozens of people without reservations away during the course of our meal. This was on a Monday, so if you'd like to dine in the original location, making a reservation is recommended. Almost everyone around us had the signature pork schnitzel and potato salad. We ordered the typical as well as the goulash. The schnitzel was so big it barely fit on the plate. We had some amazing potato salad at another location so we were looking forward to tasting this version - it was okay, but definitely not the best in Vienna. The schnitzel was good, but due to its massive size, too much of the same. The goulash had very tender veal that flaked apart in the sauce and and the combination coated the dumplings nicely. Overall, the food was tasty but rather one dimensional and tough to finish it all. After seeing all the good reviews, we were happy to have tried it, but would likely go elsewhere around Vienna next time. read more

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Why else would you go to this place but to get the wiener schnitzel! It was really good... they do have both pork and veal... both were good but i preferred the veal... One thing to note...there are 2 figlmuller in the same area...one only serves pork then bigger one serves both... The desseets were pretty good too! read more

Figlmüller - Pork and veal schnitzel - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

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I was not a fan of the Wiener schnitzel. It was very filling but I didn't like the flavor. In fact, there was very little flavor at all. However, I liked the potato salad. It was probably the best potato salad I have ever had. The staff was also very friendly. Although, the line(s) coming out of the restaurant were very chaotic. Side note: Make sure you make a reservation online otherwise you will be waiting in a very long line for a very long time! read more

Figlmüller - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

After eating at Herta's we were on the hunt for other dishes to try besides the delectable schnitzel. Don't get me wrong, I can eat that 2 consecutive days in a row but we wanted to go for something else that Vienna has to offer. Dinner at Figlmüller was a last minute decision because D and i were both starving and this seemed to be a popular place with a delectable menu. We originally wanted to eat at the other smaller location a few block from this one but it was packed and there were no more table available. After we sat down, we were immediately given a bread basket with 3 pieces of baguette like bread which was lightly salted and crusty on the outside and warm on the inside. It was so good that i ate 2 of them. Lol! As it is the norm in the majority of restaurants in Europe, the bread basket is not free and this particular one was about $3-4 which was not bad for the amount that we got. We ordered the following items on the menu: - Kräftige Rindsuppe vom Tafelspitz Beef broth based soup that was just right to warm up our tummies. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/figlm%C3%BCller-wien-3?userid=Y98Hz-pVRdGvdbpbHoD4gw#w4BpU9lTnFlJCVy4LuR0tQ - Tafelspitzsülzchen mit Jungzwiebel und steirischem Kernöl This meat with styrian pumpkin seed oil was to die for. It was a cold dish that had the same consistency as head cheese but it was meatier and the icing on the top was the flavor that the pumpkin seed oil brings to the dish. I couldn't get enough of it so our helpful waiter pointed us to where we can buy a bottle and bring it home. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/figlm%C3%BCller-wien-3?userid=Y98Hz-pVRdGvdbpbHoD4gw#ebIWhmeoqtCpRM8kIJriSg - Gebratene Schweinsmedaillons mit hausgemachten Nudeln This is a pork medallions with mushroom sauce and egg noodle dish which was good comfort food and was equally pleasing to the palette. It paired perfectly with an ice cold glass of Ottakringer beer, one of Vienna's local brews. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/figlm%C3%BCller-wien-3?userid=Y98Hz-pVRdGvdbpbHoD4gw#6gJa2DDBx5beyG4eglBIhw http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/figlm%C3%BCller-wien-3?userid=Y98Hz-pVRdGvdbpbHoD4gw#ze5uDLT0vSzCRZ0S-kISdQ Overall, the food was great, location was very cozy and prices were very reasonable (about $50 for the 2 of us including drinks). Hopefully we get to try their schnitzel next time! read more

In Germany, you can get a schnitzel anywhere, but few can say they had one at the famous Figlmüller in Vienna. There's 2 locations and both are less than 2 minutes walk from St. Stephen's Cathedral. After our city tour, we found the original one tucked inside an alleyway to the left of the Cathedral. The place is tiny, holding no more than 16-20 tables. We were lucky and got a corner table immediately. We decided to split the house specialty pork schnitzel, instead of the veal, and I ordered a bowl of potato soup with mushroom, and a roll. While waiting, I asked for the bathroom key and by the time I got back, we only waited a moment for our food. The toilet is spectacularly clean, by the way. Amazingly clean! Our server was very nice and gave us an extra plate so we could share the food. When he put down the plate, I gasped at the size of that schnitzel! Even cut in half, the schnitzel took up the plate! The schnitzel was so good!! It was tender and perfectly breaded and fried. Stephen prefers the Jagr Schnitzel with the gravy, but I liked our plain one with lemon just fine. Our lunch with a large still bottled water came to €26,60, which wasn't too bad since its touristy. read more

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This place is ridiculously good! Do not be misled by the number of Asian tourists that come here, because they know where all the good food is at! I came here on a weekday around noon. The place is tugged away in an alley, but you will recognize its signature green exterior. I ordered the Tafelspitz, which literally translates to "boiled beef." The meat came in a green pot (again, the green theme) and was in broth with some veggies. The beef was nice and soft in texture, with the right ratio of meat to fat. The broth was surprisingly flavorful and I drank that baby up to the last drop! The dish comes with a potato salad with two sauces on the side. Additionally, I ordered an Almdudler, which is a non-alcoholic drink (pacing myself) that tastes like the equivalent of American ginger ale. I remembered a party being turned away when they arrived around 12:20pm - that is ridiculous considering it opens at noon! My advice then is to come right at noon, or at least make a reservation beforehand, because it does get packed! I did not have the Wiener Schnitzel, but that beast was larger than the plate it came on when I saw it brought to the party next to me!! read more

Figlmüller - My Tafelspitz!!! - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

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OK - everybody go to Figlmüller BECAUSE everybody GOES to Figlmüller and you don't want to say you missed it. The food is good. The sides are nice. The wine list is great. They have a nice white that is their brand and is quite nice. It was light and fruity and cold! I had the veal schnitzel (I know many of you no longer eat veal and I understand why). It was good like a veal should be. But I will tell you that you will be just as content with the pork or chicken schnitzel (and those are less expensive!) We waited in line for about 25-30 minutes, but it went by quickly and the line continues to move every few minutes so you never lose hope :) NOTE: you can make a reservation so DO THAT and you'll waltz right in. We really liked our waiter. Or maybe I REALLY liked our waiter, but he was casual and friendly. He was pleasant and smiled at my lame attempts to use my long forgotten German. The atmosphere was perfect really. The interior was like an old manor house, library, study, gentlemen club combination with a bunch of tables set up. Very comfortable. The restaurant is now a chain (not a large one) we went to the one on "Fraenk.... something or other" or "Faedbak...something or other". Obviously, I don't remember at all it started with an "F" and not the one on the "W" street it was under renovations according to the website. If you don't wish to to spend an arm and a leg. It is not gourmet. It isn't vegan. It isn't modern food fusion, etc... Overall it is a worthwhile place. read more

Figlmüller - Veal Schnitzel and "mixed" = sampler salad - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

I stumbled across this branch of Figlmuller looking for the actual bigger place Bäckerstraße. However this is the original 1905 location. Beware we walked in without a reservation; but they are a must. We were warmly welcomed and advised that we had taken the last of the tables for that evening, December 30. All of us ordered the Wiener schnitzel which measures about 30 cm in circumference. It is made of the choicest veal bounded into wafer thin slices. I ordered a Riesling that was out of this world. I also ordered the potatoes. This was possibly the best Wiener schnitzel I have ever had. The meat was juicy and the breading was dry. I ordered the linden berries and cucumber salad but they were not brought out. Nonetheless the meal was spectacular. They have indoor and outdoor seating. Service is impecable. read more

Figlmüller - The wiener schnitzel. - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

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Pork schnitzel perfection! Been wanting the authentic version since I arrived in Vienna and glad I waited until I got to this place. Thin pork expertly and lightly coated and fried with no trace of oiliness. The portion is huge...big enough for 2 unless you are starving. The potatoe salad is a worthy accompaniment. Make a reservation to make sure you get a seat. The place gets packed. read more

Figlmüller - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

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They have two branches. The first and original is more for those who make reservations while the second is more for tourist who walk in. If you go to the first branch and do not have a reservation then you will be directed to the second branch. The second branch is just around the corner so not much of a walk. We ordered their famous schnitzel and it was huge. They put a lemon on top of it. Use the lemon people! Makes a huge difference! My husband and I got one with their potato salad with two radler and we were satisfied. I also tried their almdudler drink which is like an elderberry flavored ginger ale. It was very good and if one is in Austria one should try their drink! Staff was friendly and the interior was nice. Makes me feel like I am in a train almost with the narrow hallways and little booths. read more

Since I saw this place on Delicious Destinations I knew that it might be a bit of a tourist trap. But how can one say no to schnitzel bigger than the size of your head?! I couldn't even finish all of the fried goodness of my house specialty pork schnitzel. And the pan fried emmentaler were three of the biggest, cheesiest patties I could ever dream of. The ambiance is charming, the menu is in English and the service is Austrian and efficient. Should I find myself back in Vienna, I would definitely put this on my list of places to revisit. Keep in mind that reservations are a necessity. As we waited for our table on a Friday night, we heard the hostess tell people that they didn't have any availability until Wednesday. Bonus: the largest schnitzel in all the land. Bogus: make sure to make reservations far in advance, especially if you're a tourist with time constraints. read more

Amazing experience and excellent waiter that was informative and entertaining. If you love schnitzel you must eat here

Our visit to Figmüller was a highlight of our trip to Vienna. The Wienerschnitzel was the best we've had. We shared an entree and potato salad. We had a lunch reservation on the terrace. Highly recommended. read more

Great place to stop in for some amazing schnitzel!! The staff and food are wonderful stop in you will not regret the visit.

Unless your completely avoiding it, you can't visit Vienna and leave without feeling you've had Wiener Schnitzel overload. Even their Starbucks and McDonalds (no, I didn't try it) had their version of a Schnitzel dish. We were hesitant to try Figlmüller only since every travel resource we came across suggested we go to Figlmüller (after-all, who wants to follow the herd?). This place, however, is the real deal. Additionally, this place claims to have originated Schnitzel more than a century ago (kinda cool). The only complaint I have: the portions are too big. This is a great choice that won't disappoint. read more

Figlmüller - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

Schnitzel was delicious. Their hibiscus spritz was soo good. Make sure you make reservations. There are 2 locations and both are always packed. read more

Awesome schnitzels as big as your huge American gut. This place is famous for a reason. The wine list was not to be missed, either. If the original location is packed, check around the corner. You won't be disappointed by either. read more

Figlmüller - Wienerschnitzel and boiled beef - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

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Recommended by a local. What can I say, this was one of the first restaurants I visited during my time in Vienna. I had yet to try any schnitzel, and the one here certainly set the bar very high. There are lots of photos here already, so you can see the schnitzel is larger than the plate it's served on!!! Absolutely delicious as well, with some freshly squeezed lemon on top. The restaurant itself is located in a small alleyway, adding to the charm. I called to make a reservation beforehand, and we were 10-15 minutes late. The waiter was relatively nice (!!) about it, and we only had to wait about another 10 minutes for our table. Guess we didn't experience the stereotypical grumpy waiter of Vienna, but I'd recommend this place nonetheless! read more

Figlmüller - Schnitzel that's larger than the plate! - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

Figlmüller serves schnitzels that are larger than your face, so consider splitting with someone else! Their signature one is made from pork, but other house specialties include a veal schnitzel and Viennese boiled beef. I'd also recommend ordering a dessert here called the kaiserschmarrn, a traditional Austrian pancake served with stewed plums. This restaurant can get pretty packed, so make a reservation beforehand if possible. read more

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Excellent restaurant in the heart of Vienna! My brother heard of the establishment onnrhe flight from a man sitting next to him. Thank goodness we took his advice! The schnitzel was cooked to perfection, very flavorful and the bread crumbs were delightfully crispy. The portions are large, so it's a great place to go if you are hungry! The potatoes we got as a side were excellent as well. I have to say that wiener schnitzel is one of my favorite foods, and Figlmüller backs its claim up as the finest spot in town for some! One of the best meals I have had in recent memory, any visitor to Vienna must stop here! read more

If I could I'd give it zero stars for the service. The food was ok but the service stinks, especially our waiter K. Simon. He was very rude and impatient. By the way, they don't have sodas. read more

I often ate at Figlmueller before I moved to the US in 1962 and have eaten there during trips back. The Schnitzel is the biggest and the best I've ever had. Along with a mixed salad and a glass of Praelaten wine it is, by far, one of the best meals I've ever had. Highly recommended! read more

Came to Figlmuller for my second visit recently - the first being 3 years ago as a college study abroad student. My memory from the first visit was a fantastic service accommodating my group of loud ten girls with a great table and even better food. I was recently in Vienna on business and decided to go back alone. From my first visit I remembered a few things: The line, the large portions, and decently expensive prices (perfect for sharing). But, as a solo diner I played it safe and ordered a classic Schnitzel to attempt to eat by myself. The service was fantastic, the portion was much too much for me to finish alone. The only downside was the price but I was prepared going into it. Overall, I would come back again and hopefully bring a few more friends to share with! read more

Figlmüller - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

I walked in at around 6pm without a reservation (alone), and I was lucky to be given a table for 2 with the condition that I had to be out the door within an hour. This wasn't an issue as my food was delivered insanely quickly, and this seemed to be the case with all the tables around me, as well. I ordered wiener (pork) schnitzel with a side of potato salad, and I also tried two of the house wines that I was told were from their own vineyard. I'm not a wine expert, so all I will say is that the (white) wines were very tasty to me. In terms of food, both the schnitzel and the potato salad were absolutely tasty as hell. I was skeptical about walking into what seemed to be purely a touristy place, but the schnitzel definitely met the high bar for what I was looking for out of Vienna schnitzel. This place was extremely good, so I would highly recommend eating here if you're in Vienna. The service was also pretty solid, and the prices weren't too bad. It's worth noting (and you probably noticed from the pictures) that the schnitzel is a very generous size. read more

Figlmüller - Wiener (pork) schnitzel with potato salad - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

A must stop for any visitor to Vienna. Reservations are a must although you may get lucky during non-peak hours. Kids are welcome too. The restaurant is very small so it's tight seating but the service is very quick and the schnitzel is delicious! Bier is not on the menu but there are several good wine selections and for the kids there isn't soda, however, there are also a few sweet drinks to choose from. We've been to Vienna several times and Figlmüller's is our favorite spot for traditional schnitzel. read more

Figlmüller - Amazing Thanksgiving dinner....in Vienna! Love Figlmüller! - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

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Very good food and a cozy atmosphere. Service was pretty good. I would recommend a reservation but we stumbled on this place and were able to snag a table after about 15-20 minutes. read more

Figlmüller - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

I'm really not sure if there are words to describe how much I enjoyed this place. We actually ate dinner here twice during our 3 days in Vienna we both liked it so much. We called from the hotel the first night we were there (it was a weeknight in January). I called around 5 pm and asked if we could make a reservation for that night. He had one left, at 6:30 and we took it. For the 2nd time we ate there, I called the day before for a reservation. You do need a reservation. The first night we were right by the door and we watched them turn away people constantly and send them to the 2nd location down the street because they are able to accommodate walk-ins with a wait. I had the schnitzel both nights. My husband had the goulash the first night. Both meals were amazing. The schnitzels are enormous and they were SO good. The surprising highlight was their grape juice. The menu says it's made at their own vineyards. I've never had grape juice this good before, ever. On the 2nd night I actually drank 2 glasses of it. Our waiter the first night was awesome. I loved watching him interact with all of his tables. He started every conversation by saying "So!" We both really enjoyed him. He was there the 2nd night but not our waiter, but we still got to hear him chatting with people and loved it. I look forward to coming back to Vienna again someday (maybe not in January - too cold!) and eating here again. I have recommended this to 2 different friends who are visiting Vienna this year and would tell literally anyone to ensure you put this place on your itinerary. I loved it. read more

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Based on my pork eating niece, the schnitzel was really good. Vegetarian options are reduced to cheese or salad. 4 stars for the schnitzel and wine selection 2 stars for vegetarian options 0 starts for beer options (none) Not service oriented read more

Being in full-on tourist mode, I had just left the Jesuit Church and was wandering back towards St. Stephen's when I realized it was already lunchtime. I followed the crowds and saw Figlmüller with a packed entryway even at half past noon, and a quick check of Yelp told me that this would be a worthwhile wait. The staff at Figmüller are nothing if not efficient. Despite the large crowd, tables were being cleared and new guests seated with alacrity, all while the maitre kept shouting at guests to please keep the doors closed. As I was solo, I hung back as I watched a table by the front windows paying, and when the maitre turned to me to seat me, I suggested taking the front table so I didn't take up a larger space. He was happy to oblige, and sent someone to clean up as soon as the prior customer departed. I sat down, and was quickly brought a bread basket and asked for a moment to study the menu. Honestly, I shouldn't have bothered, as the schnitzels I saw coming out to other tables looked to be absolutely the raison d'etre of this restaurant. Ordering a veal schnitzel, with sides of a cucumber salad and lingonberry jam, my eyes were still roving over the menu for a starter. The kindly waiter advised that I shouldn't push it, as the schnitzel should be enough to sate almost anyone's hunger. He was quite right, as the meat overtopped the plate even folded over, and looked like it could easily be a portion for two. The schnitzel was fantastic, and paired very well with the lingonberry sauce, while the cucumber salad was a fresh and bright side that at least gave the impression that I was eating somewhat healthily. After finishing the meal, I considered an espresso but mentioned to the waiter that I wanted to clear up my seat as the line was by now stretching out the door, but he insisted that I should stay and enjoy the entirety of my meal in comfort, which was greatly appreciated. The food here speaks for itself, as it has for over 100 years. The staff though, are what make the experience remarkable and memorable. While I am a native German speaker, I knew I was easily marked as a tourist by the staff, yet welcomed warmly and treated as an honoured guest rather than just another mark. I look to be back to enjoy this lovely food and hospitality again soon. read more

Figlmüller - Fantastic Wiener schnitzel and gurkensalat. Only way to fly here. - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

I was really excited about coming to Figlmuller, mostly for the enormous wiener schnitzel. We made a reservation a few weeks in advance online, and they were able to seat us right away. The inside is very comfortable and casual, sort of like a local pub. There were a lot of tourists, but the crowds weren't by any means manageable. We got 2 of the famous schnitzels, as we sort of underestimated how large they would be. Seriously, they're as big as your face, and expertly fried, without being overly greasy. In fact, it even got a little bit dry in the end, but the lemon helped with the moisture and the acidity to cut through the richness. The potato salad also helped a lot, and I was a fan of the smooth, sweet taste. We also got some salads (you know, to offset the fried meat), and the fried cheese (you know, to offset the salads). The salads were very enjoyable with a sweet, tangy, yet rich dressing, and the fried cheese was very unique, as the cheese was a little sour and sharper, than the usual American mozzarella that we were used to. The service was great, and were really friendly throughout the meal. They all spoke English and were really helpful with their recommendations. I was especially impressed with the way they handled some rowdy tourists, being firm without being impolite. The prices were perhaps higher than most schnitzel places, but here you know you're getting the good stuff, and for what we paid, it was probably the meal with the best value during our entire stay in Vienna. This is a must-visit when in Vienna, especially if you're jonesin' for some schnitzel. Sure, it's in a touristy area, but our experience was very enjoyable, even with the crowds, and we were definitely full and satisfied by the end of the meal. read more

Figlmüller - schnitzel bigger than your head - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

My first & only schnitzel! I ordered chicken rather than the traditional pork (or is it veal?) as I don't eat that/either. Anyway, this place was awesome. The hosts and servers were very friendly and attentive. The Austrian wine was excellent, as well as the all the different flavors of schnapps. I will always remember this place as the setting of a wonderful evening spent sharing a meal with friends. I love Vienna!!! read more

Figlmüller - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

I think it's the hype of their oversized schnitzels that draws people in here. It's a cool spot- very old building down a cute little alleyway, but don't think it would be worth a long wait unless you just really want a humongous serving of schnitzel that hangs off your plate. 2 stars off for no beer! Didn't enjoy the meal near as much with just water. If they added beer to their menu I would increase to 4 stars. Definitely recommend splitting the schnitzel for 2 people and then trying a potato and salad read more

Figlmüller - Classic schnitzel on the right. Chicken cordon bleu on left - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

Visiting from California for the 2nd time. My friend who is Austrian and lives in Vienna told us about this place - he said it's a staple. Last year he made the reservation for us and this year I made sure to book 3 months in advance!! The line to wait without one during December can be 2 hours long!!! Be smart- book in advance, it's free! Get the original pork schnitzel (it's not greasy like others and you only need to sprinkle lemon on it for seasoning) and have potato salad on the side. Don't get a beer as it will fill you up. Definitely stick to a white wine spritzer if you want alcohol. Light eaters, I would suggest splitting the schnitzel with someone, but get your own potato salad. read more

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A queue to get in. I think there is always a queue. Our wait was about 5 minutes. After eating here, I can see why it has been popular for over 100 years. Yes, we had the schnitzel. It is excellent and why people eat here. We split it as it is very large. Reflexion Ried Kellerberg Grüner Veltliner 2017. €27. Fruity and dry. Parsley potatoes. Simple and exactly what I wanted. Cucumber salad. Light with vinegar. Apfel Strudel. Pear liquor and coffee. + Pepper grinder on the table. No need to request one from the waiter. + W-Fi + Service. Rushed at first and then slowed down and became more friendly. + Hefty flatware. Cromargan. - Paper napkins. thick. €66.10 for dinner for two read more