Was taken here by some local Yelpers and I was in love straightaway :-))) A local winegarten with fabulous food. We had a cold dinner and selected a whole bunch of different salads, meat and dips with bread. Every single salad tasted delicious and the dips were fabulous. I don't remember the names of any of the dishes and if you don't speak the local language or have an understanding of the Austrian food then all you can do is point to the dishes and go for it :-))) They also serve only wine and water that's it. The wines are produced by the winegarten owners and there is a choice of about 4-5 wines to pick from. We had the Rose and Pinot Blanc which were both quite nice and affordable wines. All up dinner cost us about €20 per person including wine and water and, that is a real bargain for a fabulous experience. I would come back here any time and look forward to my next visit :-) read more

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An real insiders'tipp, a real Austrian gem offside the usual typical tourist "Heurigen" area. A small, but excellent family Heurigen offering the typical traditional Austrian food and excellent wine, especially the red one is absolutely great. The place can be easily reached by U4, terminal Heiligenstadt and bus line 10A. The ambience is typical Austrian tavern style, but very authentic and haimish. The price for a huge bufett you pay € 28.00, consisting of lots of different appetizers, bread, cheese, Austrian Schnitzel, different types of meat, chicken, a huge variety of salads and side dishes, nudel dishes, etc. They also offer a vegetarian bufett - which is also absolutely awesome, diversified and filling. The service is excellent, fast, knoweldgeable and attentive. The placei itself is very clean. Hats off for the staff and an owner-family, embassadors of best Austrian cuisine!!!! read more

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Hengl-Haselbrunner is a nice Heuriger (wine tavern) in the 19th district of Vienna. Although I don't find anything exceptional here, the wine, food, and service are good enough for a pleasant if not unique evening. But Tuesday nights are different! Hengl-Haselbrunner really comes alive with well-known musicians playing Wienerlieder in one of its front rooms. It's almost like a Viennese version of an Irish cèilidh. This past Tuesday one of the finest young violinists in Europe - Johannes Dickbauer (check him out on YouTube) was jamming with a friend. It was very cool and somehow the food and wine begin to taste better when the musicians start riffing! read more

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We had a work related dinner there and it was very cozy, clean and the service was very welcoming. I have just no idea about the prices. The arena is divided into smoking and non-smoking, which was nice and the wine was really great! read more

this is a nice and traditional austrianstyle tavern - food is OK, Wine soso, service is sometimes stressed, when not its nice and the ambience is pretty ordinary for these kind of taverns. Not very easy to reach - if you go there with public transport you can't have wine, but need to walk at least 10min. to the next tramstation, with this you can get to center or to a line at Gürtel and the bus is a quiet off road line (10A) , not running very often (7-10min. waiting time) and drops you off at the endstation of a subway. So to come to the bottom line - the food/wine/ambience is not as good as to take all the effort to get there, I know better places. read more

That was quite an experience! If you want to see where and how locals hang out this is a place to be at. Tons of great local wine and local foods with outside seating feeling like you are at someone's backyard. Definitely worth taking a trip there! read more