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!

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.

Good location, clean, friendly staff. Exceptionally convenient location to museums, subway. Bland…read morethough comfortable rooms. My room choice wasn't available, so I was given two twins; mildly disappointing. WARNING: there's currently (16.7.2019) major construction next door (which I wasn't informed about while I booked). Fortunately they shut down on weekends but it would have been a difficult place to stay in on weekdays.

We had so much fun at this bar. It was beautiful inside. The food was great. Even the kids enjoyed…read morethe Mac and Cheese, fries, and ribs. One of the servers, Dennis, was playing or joking around with our girls. Great beer, food, atmosphere, and service. What more can you ask for?

The food was, with one exception, not bad. When I asked what kind of meat was being served, the…read moreserver didn't know but said she would find out. She never got back to me, so...mystery meat for dinner. And that was just the tip of the iceberg as far as the substandard service and truly rude execrable service was concerned. I would not patronize this establishment again.

Having your breakfast/brunch at Franz is such a great way to start your day!…read moreOn the weekend, they propose a breakfast all-you-can-eat that will make your stomach sooo happy! There isn't as much choice as in some brunch-buffets in Vienna, but it is very appetizing and tasty, and for a very fair price too! (10,90€) If you go for the breakfast formula, you'll be able to choose on a list what you wish to have for breakfast, and cross in front of it. Good news: you can fill as many lists as you want, and order over and over again! (except for the fresh fruit juice: it's only one per person). You can get muesli or fruits in yogurt, different sorts of breads, cheese, marmalade, butter, honey, and lots of eggs meals freshly cooked! and as much hot drinks (teas or coffees) as you want. They also have a regular menu that sounds very good, in a true Austrian tradition! All in all, a very nice Austrian Beisl where you will be sure to spend a relaxed and tasty moment!

TL;DR - Great bar, great food and helpful staff…read more We had our first meal in Vienna here and were glad we did. It was close to our hotel and we took the crowd of people outside as a good sign. There's a smoking room which meant we could enjoy our meal without being bothered by smoke. Our waitress was really friendly and helpful and the second she realised we were English she produced English menus and began talking us through all the options. I went for Wiener Schnitzel, Sparky went for Goulash which - on her recommendation - came "Viennese style" with the dumplings cut into slices and with a side of sausage and a fried egg. We each had a pint of weißbier to round things off. Great beer, great food and a great atmosphere with helpful staff.

The location is a little bit far from other main streets but I found it thanks to yelp while…read moresearching for "burgers" in that area. I ordered a beef burger with fries (paid extra) and an ananas ketchup. It was very good. Beef was fresh, juicy also with a good amount of vegetable. The place was also very nice and relaxing without any disturbing elements like radio or TV. Waiter was nice and overall service was fast and without problems.

Fantastic bar with delicious cocktails and friendly bartenders and staff. We spent a beautiful…read moreafternoon here having a casual lunch outside and went inside after for serious cocktails. A gem.

This place has classic Viennese dishes. My husband had the Tafelspitz (14 euros) which he loved and…read moreit was a perfect little sampler of food. I had the Tiroler Gröst'l (11 euros) which was basically an american breakfast skillet of sorts. It was delicious, but just very filling. This is a good spot. It's shy of 5 stars because its just a bit smokey. I know its Europe, and thats the deal with Europe, but it's still smokey.

Busy Innere-Stadt restaurant with lots of outdoor courtyard seating in summer. There are also three…read morefloors of seats inside when it's colder (or wetter) with a real (but modern) beer-hall atmosphere. Most of the dishes are traditional Austrian: schnitzel, veal, etc. They have lots of great beers, of course, but also a good list of interesting wines. It's down amongst the backstreets and so not filled with tourists. Still, it can get very busy, and they didn't seem to have quite enough staff on so service took a while. Mains were in the EUR17ish range, but tasty.

I have never come across anything like this in the UK and I love it!!!…read more Get a few of your friends together and head down to Brot & Spiele for a night of boardgame fun and beer! The concept is simple: reserve a table for you and your mates, choose a boardgame (they even have retro ones!) and play the night away. Very cool. For me it beats partying in Vienna. Remember the instructions will be in German so if you don't speak the language best play it safe and pick a game you're sure you remember how to play! We made that mistake and ended up making up our own rules to Cluedo...We laughed a lot. They serve bar snacks like "brot" which is toasted bread with toppings kind of like a "toastie" to you Brits. I really like the service as well, the guy was cool and spoke English to us recommending beers and other drinks to us. Looking forward to going back - If I was you I'd reserve a table. Not sure about a weeknight but we went on a Saturday and it was full.

To be honest, before I actually went there, I expected that this will be a place for nerds who…read morespend their days playing games (the Big Bang Theory style), I was soooo wrong, because I realised that this is a perfectly normal bar, just with the nice addition of loads of games. My highlight of the evening - after playing a few board games, I realised that there is also a possibilty to play table football in a hidden corner :) The one and only bartender/waiter was very nice, but I had a feeling that she was a bit overwhelmed by the crowds in the bar (one more staff memember would be nice). Also sometimes it was tricky for her to bring people their food orders, since the place can get very full and it is not always easy to pass everyone with a bowl of soup or other dishes without dropping something on the floor... .. But this is of course not the waiter's fault, it's just that it can be a bit tight sometimes.