I know we should never expect too much of fast-food restaurants, especially the ones placed in…read moreshopping malls. And so it is with KFC as well. It is dirty and people don't bother to put away their trays of food; someone had spilled a drink on the floor and during my stay (approx. 30min) nobody bothered to clean it up. The ladies who work there are actually quite nice and the food today was actually not that bad after all, but then again, I have heard that it is not always like this, so probably I just got lucky.

This was recommended by a friend. I didn't know it was so popular going in BUT it was so so so…read moregood. The schnitzel was a delight. I had one in Munich I loved and this one was toe-to-toe with that one. I will say without a doubt that the potato salat was the best I've ever had. And how can one indulge without a beer. Absolutely perfect all the way around but make sure to bring a bit appetite. These are HUGE!

HOLY COW!!! I didn't know this place was so popular! We couldn't get in one evening, so I went…read moreonline and found an opening at 3pm the next day. Hey -- late lunch or early dinner works for me! The place is always full, but once you're seated, the service is quick and professional. The schnitzel was very good, but the two types of potato salads the waiter recommended were even better. Do not go without reservations. The total cost is roughly 40 Euros per person.

Saw a sign for Original Weiner Schnitzel so we went in. The place was packed and looked clean so we…read morewere quite confident this was going to be a good meal. The staff members' faces were stoic, not friendly at all. It was our first meal in Vienna so we figured maybe friendliness is not the norm in Vienna. I don't know. We ordered, took a long time for the food to come, and it was mediocre at best. We asked for the check and my husband is always a generous tipper so he gave more than the 10% norm. The waitress herself said the norm was that and she thanked him in a monotone. Very underwhelming and unpleasant experience. Please, go anywhere else but here.

We entered the place because it was fricking cold outside and it happened to be just along the…read morestreet by the tourist area. The venue inside was nothing special, rather indictive of the chain character of the restaurant. The waiters were ok and till here everything was fine. Later on, I felt the need to visit the rest room and on taking downstairs a terrible odour caught me as I was walking down the staircase. When I returned our food was there. Nothing special here either. I confirm what others have written about a charge of 0.9 € per sachette of mayonnese or ketchup. The worst part though came in the end. I was right in front of my boss when the waiter came in for the bill but actually I wasn't paying attention as I was searching for something on my mobile phone. Yet I sensed that there was a mini dialogue about a tip to which my boss concured despite one last conversation we had the other night about the leech tipping situation that the US is currently facing, Right after exiting the restaurant I asked my boss if the waiter had asked for a tip. He nodded positively. "And you accepted..." I added in disappointment. To my sheer surprise he said with a cutting edge like tone "NO!" "What no?" "He asked and I denied. But he went on saying that the service was not included.. so I backed in" At this point I was already feeling my blood boiling. "But why did you have to succumb? You should have said NOOO! and if he inisisted the answer would still be NO and then we should see what happens." I was in distress. We were scammed. What's worse is the fact that this virus that has taken over the US is coming straight forward into Europe and it seems there's space and time to conquer here. I definitely DISCOURAGE anyone to visit this certain place but since it's right in the middle of a touristy area fresh victims will get milked day by day. So, why would the owners even care?

We had delicious chicken with peppercorn-mushroom gravy and potato pancakes and the chicken…read morecordonbleu. Everything was perfectly cooked and quickly made its way to our table! Highly recommend this place! No changing table in the bathroom for babies though!

We were doing the touristy thing and walked upon this big sign that looked super fun to visit. So…read morewe went in. The place was crowded so we thought it must be good. The waitress was very unfriendly, she really didn't want to go to work. The food took a long time before it came and worst of all, it didn't taste good. I was so disappointed as this was my first Viennese meal! When it was time to pay, my husband tipped really handsomely, like he always does, and the waitress' eyes lit up and she sprang into life. I understand that waiters and waitresses work for tips with some restaurants but come on, you're at work so act the part. Overall, the experience wasn't great. I wish I went to McDonald's nearby instead.

A good meal in a great location. I had the classic Wiener schnitzel with veal. Was quite good.read more

Great value for the money. Different types of curries over rice or noodles. Prices are…read moreinexpensive - 3 Euros for lunch. There will typically be 5 or 6 different choices - even had a "kurbis" (pumpkin) curry today. Typically, there will be a 2 or 3 vegetarian choices and 2 or 3 with chicken. Close to the main university campus (about 3 minutes from Schottentor, corner of Schwarzpanierstrasse and Wahringer Strasse).

I had dinner there as part of a party of 9. If you have a larger group I strongly recommend making…read morea reservation in advance. That lets you skip the long queue and get seated right away. The place was huge inside, bigger than expected from the outside. It was packed with people in a good way and the decor was tasteful and inviting. The wait staff were really friendly and attentive and visited just often enough to make sure we had what we needed. The food was great, and the classic schnitzel was massive but thin enough that it didn't feel overwhelming to eat. I paired it with the potato salad that included greens and both were excellent. If you're getting the schnitzel I suggest the longenberry preserve because the schnitzel itself is on the blander side.

My friend and I had dinner at Figlmüller Bäckerstraße (there are two locations). It's one of…read moreseveral restaurants under the Figlmüller restaurant group, which began in 1905 when Johann Figlmüller opened the first location - a small wine tavern right behind St. Stephen's Cathedral. It's still family-owned by the fourth generation of the Figlmüller family. We had a reservation, which I highly recommend. When we arrived, there was quite a long line outside the building, but we were able to walk right in to get seated at our reserved table. Figlmüller Bäckerstraße may be the offshoot of the original, but it still has tons of historic character. It's traditional and cozy and warm. The service was great, too - it made for a very comfortable spot. My friend and I shared: Figlmüller-Schnitzel, creamy veal goulash with spätzle, and carrot salad. We might have had a couple of glasses of wine, too. The food was all great - Viennese classics and delicious. Overall, I thought Figlmüller lived up to the hype. If you're looking for a classic spot for Viennese schnitzel, consider Figlmüller Bäckerstraße.

While living in Vienna, Austria, friends and family always wanted to enjoy Schnitzel at Figlmüller…read morein Stephansplatz. However, my personal favorite restaurant for authentic Austrian cuisine is Schitzelwirt! They have an exceptional Biergarten in the front of the restaurant or inside dining if you want a more romantic setting. I recommend enjoying their traditional Wiener Schnitzel with Herb Potatoes. Aperol Spritz & local Sturm Wine pairs nicely with this meal. The service was excellent! They are able to speak English but restaurants are the best place to try using your Deutsch and the staff will be very pleased and create laughs around the table. Also, this restaurant isn't very close to an U-Bahn station so I recommend using a taxi or Uber to arrive and continue your night.

Schnitzelwirt is a restaurant specializing in....schnitzel of course! The place is near…read moreMuseumQuartier (about a 10 min walk from there) in a neat neighbourhood filled with small shops, restaurants, and cafes. The restaurant is big with lots of seating available and prices are reasonable as well. We even saw a photo of Ed Shireen on the wall during our time there indicating that he had eaten at the restaurant before! Menus are in English and German and the staff are able to communicate in English fluently. They also have some outdoor seating as well. We both ordered the Wiener Schnitzel. Sides are separate so I ordered a salad while my partner ordered a side of fries. The salad was tart and fresh. The schnitzel portion was huge! We got 2 big pieces of schnitzel each on the plate. I tried to finish my plate as best as I could but it was difficult. The coating on the schnitzel was crispy and just the perfect thickness where the pork meat was pounded to the perfect thickness. Overall, a great place to grab some schnitzel in Vienna!