Great restaurant !! You must order the schnitzel. Absolutely delicious. Great service. Beautiful…read moredecor. I highly recommend. Reservations suggested.

From arriving and meeting Hannes, to his recommended dishes - all 3 of us loved our meals -…read moreabsolutely delicious and highly recommend! It was our pleasure.

Great little heurigen tucked away inside the 8th district!…read more Cute setting; you'd never know you were so close to the city center. This heurigen is not as large as those on the edge of town, so call ahead to make a reservation. Their wine is nice, but their food selection, while tasty, is not a huge list of options.

I discovered Weinstube Josefstadt while some friends from the U.S. were visiting and really wanted…read moreto visit a heuriger, but they weren't so keen on trekking outside the inner city. After asking a few friends for recommendations, we decided to try out Weinstube Josefstadt, and this place did NOT disappoint! Located in the 8th district down a quiet street, Weinstube Josefstadt is in a super convenient location, yet still offers the feeling of the authentic heuriger dining experience (particularly for tourists) - walking in off the street, you enter a courtyard filled with vines and creepers: it's super lush and green. You forget you're in the inner city, and there are trellises with vines everywhere (and plenty of seating, including outside). There's a wine menu, of course, and service for drinks, but meals are self-serve if you've come to eat as well as drink wine. Some of the fare we had included different cheeses, sausages, bread, pickles, Austrian potato salad, spinach strudel, and all different types of spreads to go with the bread. There were also a few other menu items that I forget now; I do remember the strudel being pretty tasty, and the spreads we tried were quite good, too. It was pretty interesting because you paid for the food based on weight, so you could order 10 deka (10 dekagrams (100 grams) = about 1/4 of a pound) of cheese - Austrians use dekagrams to measure food. If you're looking for this place, keep an eye out for the metallic wreath outside - wreaths are markers of open heurigers. Even though it's in the inner city, since it's kind of tucked away you'll miss it if you're not looking for it.

A wonderful selection of Austrian, German and French wines, with some from Italy, Spain and…read moreelsewhere. Certainly a good range to appeal to pretty much any wine lovers palette. To one side of the store there is a wine bar, where around 15-20 bottles are open and you can try a glass, along with a small selection of cheeses, meats and other snacks should you so choose. They will also open any bottle in the store for you for EUR15 plus the price of the bottle.

They have air conditioning!! Great place to grab a drink after you escape the overwhelming tourist…read moretrap that is now the Naschmarkt. Friendly and helpful staff, great selection of wines to buy or try at the in-store bar. A bit pricier than most places for a glass of wine, but the unique options are worth it.

very nice cosi wine place, with good and quality wines as well as other things you can have…read moreadditional. if you are lucky you can get a couch in the back of the bar, where you can sit enjoy life and just drink one or more brilliant glasses of wine.

Slipped into this cute restaurant looking for a place to have a glass of wine. Without…read morereservations they sat us immediately and brought us a delicious antipasto plate. They also recommended yummy Viennese wine. I absolutely commend this cute, modern European spot.

Very nice goulash dinner…read more The beef tastes very tender with excellent flavour. The waiters are nice and easy going.

Great prices and dog friendly. Read my review here:…read more http://www.travelfooddrink.com/gasthaus-zur-stadt-krems-vienna-austria-restaurant-review/ Serving traditional Viennese food.

While here on a business trip to Wien (Vienna), a colleague suggested this restaurant. He described…read moreit as a hidden gem off the beaten path. What an accurate description! It's roughly a 7 minute walk from the Pilgram-gasse stop on the U4 green line. It's definitely in a more residential area. We arrived around 730p and we're both greeted and seated quite immediately. I ordered a wine cocktail that had Muscato and grapes. It was just how I like it, sweet lol. Our server also brought out fresh and warm bread. It was served with this pink colored cream. The consistency resembled a whipped cream cheese. Very light and slightly sweet. I ordered the (Gebratene Entenbrust mit Waldpilz-Trüffel-Risotto, Parmesan, Rote - Bete - Sauce), which is a Roasted Duck, Wild Mushroom, Truffle and Parm Risotto, and a beet sauce. The duck was cooked and seasoned well, though it was close to being overdone. The risotto was to die for! I ate every single thing on the plate, including the sauce. I really wish I had ordered dessert because they had so many options; however, I felt sufficiently satisfied/full so I didn't order any. My colleagues ordered the salmon cream soup (I dipped a piece of bread in it and it was delectable! Very balanced curry flavor), the Norwegian salmon, and the braised beef cheeks. Both of them enjoyed their meal and their Hungarian wines! I'll definitely add this to my list of restaurants to visit each time I return to Vienna.

Made reservations but really didn't need them. I was the first and only person there and maybe a…read morefew other tables filled up, came on a Sat night. Service is outstanding. I got the duck as that's what everyone recommended. It's solid, not amazing, but solid. Check out the truffle side order I got (in the pic)! That was awesome. I've never seen actual truffle and he carved some pieces right on my duck which totally made it taste better. The beef tartare I got for the app was also solid though the soup was just ok. Recommended a great glass of Austrian wine that was full-bodied and left me a bit tipsy which I was really surprised at. Dessert was typical. Sat outside also which was really nice in their courtyard.

Loved this place. My friend and I came here to grab drinks after a long day of exploring the city…read more It's a very chill environment and great place to hangout with friends. There's WiFi if you need it. The venue is medium sized. We just grabbed a table and the waiter came over with a couple of menus. Would definitely make it a go-to spot ifi l lived in the area. Credit cards are accepted over 10 euros.

Easily the most legitimate bespoke cocktail spot during our trip to Vienna. Not to mention, one of…read morethe more unique names, and a good homage to Bob Dylan. The place is situated more like a café than a cocktail bar, but it allowed the seating to be a lot more accommodating to larger groups. The only problem was temperature control, as it was incredibly warm, with no air conditioning and only a large fan at the door. The drinks were refreshing enough, but not quite enough to beat the heat. The cocktails themselves weren't terribly unique, but they did use great ingredients, and all the flavors were very well-balanced. I got my usual old-fashioned, and tried the Moscow Mule and espresso martini. I really enjoyed the old-fashioned, and the espresso martini was very tasty. The service was very attentive, and were very quick about getting us our drinks. The prices were pretty expensive for the area at about 10 Euros each, but as they were strong and well-made, it wasn't too much of a problem. Considering that many of the bars in Vienna only served things like Long Island Iced Teas and random, hackneyed mixed drinks, it was a welcome sight. Likely the best cocktail bar in the area that isn't crowded to the brim. There were plenty of other bars nearby, but none had the repertoire and laidback atmosphere. You should definitely come here if you're looking for a good, bespoke cocktail. The best is always yet to come.