Came here after seeing excellent reviews on Yelp…read more Not impressed. Waited about 15 mins to get seated even though multiple tables were empty. The staff is limited and looks exhausted. Quite tight seating. Restrooms are not accessible by people with limited mobility. No baby changing stations. The food is okay. The schnitzel was fine and so was lamb. Okay to eat but not memorable. Caprese salad was tasty. In conclusion, if you are passing by and hungry, feel free to stop by. If you are looking for a memorable lunch/dinner experience, plan to visit a different establishment.

Worth a go if you're looking for a solid Viennese meal. We were able to walk in to get a high table…read moretop table but after us there was only bar seating for walk in's. They may seem half empty at times but that's because most tables are reserved. The soup with fried pancakes was delicious. Flavorful soothing broth and the cancels had good textual chewz The tafelspitz was overall tasty. While on its own it can get a bit one note, if you pair it with the sauces and potatoes, it's a wonderful mix. Service is fine, but food is delicious and a local nearby rightfully raved about it

We made a reservation here about a month in advance, and I am so glad we did! This place was packed…read morewhen we arrived, as expected since it is one of the most well-known schnitzel spots in Vienna. I was worried this place was over-hyped and more of a place you have to "check off the list" than somewhere you want to eat because of the food. If you have any doubts like I did, forget about them because this was actually the best schnitzel we had on our trip! Their potato salad and tomato salads, also amazing! I love that they had option for their schnitzel - the chicken and original were our favorites! Definitely check this spot out when in Vienna - you won't be disappointed!

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.

Get the schnitzel! Very pleasantly surprised. Friendly waiter. We sat outside. They don't take…read morecredit cards so bring cash!!!!!

Found this place through Yelp, and it was great. Traditional Austrian food, local cuisine and…read morecustomers. Ended up sharing a table with a couple of regulars, shared food, stories and beer. Service was great, food was excellent and there is an old Keith Haring rug on the bathroom floor. Great time!

Great food and even better staff. We found this place on the outskirts of the French Quarter. A…read morepractical hole in the wall, but such great food. Very affordable and the cashier cooks the food himself. 10/10 recommend!

I came here in August 2023. I rated this place but forgot to submit the review. Anyways - this…read moreplace has fast causal dining vibes. You order at the register and you have to go type boxes to eat. Of my few days in Vienna, this was on of the spots I remember fondly. The Austrian food they serve is modern. My friends and I tried various dishes and each were cooked pretty well.

Food was quite good, service was excellent and our waiter was hilarious and fun. The rooms…read moreatmosphere was good as well.

Atmosphere, service and food are all top notch. One of my fav places in Vienna. A must!read more

It didn't seem like Krems had too many unique spots to offer, but I noticed Leopold was all over…read moresocial media. I wanted to try Grüner Veltliner so I stopped in. The sign was very lime green, but inside, it was more tasteful. Most people sat outside on this hot day, overlooking the park. I couldn't read much of the menu so I got some help from the waitress on ordering a couple glasses of white wine. They had WiFi so I was able to look up the food items. In the end, I wasn't interested in the food. I loved the location and people watching here.

Really like this place as somewhere to grab a drink with friends...and the bartenders are really…read moregreat....but the food has a lot to be desired. I got the pumpkin soup, which was actually delicious. But then none of the 3 entrees we got were particularly flavorful. I got the fried, rolled chicken stuffed with pepperoncini and cheese...thank god for the peppers because otherwise, it would really have tasted like nothing. And the mashed potatoes on the side were equally flavorless.

Conveniently located in Innere Stadt. We visited for lunch and the restaurant was crowded with a…read moregood mix of locals and tourists. Service was friendly and fast. The food was full of flavor. Not the best meal we had in Vienna but very good!

Absolutely love this place. Showed up on a Sunday for lunch and the line was down the street. We…read morequestioned to stay or not. So glad that we did. We got a seat outside within about 15 minutes of waiting. Not bad since there were about 25 - 30 people ahead of us. We ordered Wiener Schnitzel and the Goulash. The schnitzel came with a potato salad that was out of this world good. It was even pretty, topped with a few greens and drizzled with a pumpkin seed oil. the goulash was huge with and the meat was fork tender. It seemed as though we ate and ate and still couldn't quite finish as the portions were huge. Prices were reasonable. Don't know if they take reservations but I would assume not considering the long line trying to get in. And when we left the line was still there. Service was great. Friendly, and prompt. Highly recommend getting in line or arriving when they first open.

The person who helped me was very nice. They don't seem to speak English very much, which is fine,…read morebut I was able to figure out what to do. I don't remember which one I got, but it was very lackluster for me. I probably wouldn't return. I hope your experience is better!

This corner stand was a block from where we were staying and every time we walked by we were…read moreenticed by the great aromas wafting onto the street. Finally one evening we decided to stop and order and bring it back to the apartment we were renting for an early dinner. We both got the mix (chicken and lamb) - one was on what was more of a tortilla and the other sort of a pita/sandwich. Even though they were basically the same I liked the pita format better. In the end I wondered if I would have like just a lamb version versus a mix. Nonetheless it was super tasty and a good value. Actually some onion would have made it better. Highly recommended - we were lucky when we stopped there was not the long line we had seen at other times of the day.

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.

3.75 First dinner in Vienna. Old school vibe with a couple of small dining rooms as you walk…read morethrough the restaurant. You can tell this place gets busy. It was near our air bnb and had lots of good reviews, so the choice was made. We each got a different rendition of schnitzel. I got the classic and I personally thought it was great. Cooked perfectly. Crispy golden exterior with a juicy center. Simple dish that doesn't need anything other than a squeeze of lemon and a nice cold beer. My mom and aunt weren't as thrilled. I Think they had different expectations. My mom got a version that was similar to a francese and my aunt got one with parm and oregano. I tried both and thought they were very good. The potato salad they serve was phenomenal!! Be warned, the portions are huge! This is a good place for a family to share a few dishes. Also, be advised that if you want to avoid a wait get there early. We got there and had no real wait, but the people were beginning to show up as we left. You have to have the staples when you travel to a particular city, and the Schnitzel was represented well at this particular Vienna institution. Go and ENJOY!!!

This is one of the must-visit during our Europe trip back in September. We stopped by around noon…read moretime, the line was slowly building up but not too bad, it was about 20-30 minutes. The building is very elegant and classical, really enjoyed the atmosphere as walking in, we sat down at a corner next to the window and could not wait to try out the coffee and pastries here. We got Cafe Central Kafee and Maria Therasia for coffee and shared one Viennese Apple Strudel. The coffee is so smooth and with the added liquor, the fragrance is amazing!!! No question, this is the BEST Apple strudel I've tasted, crunchy texture for the outside crust and the filling is full of fruity flavors. We spent about a bit more than an hour there and that was the most relaxing, appreciating and beautiful moment among this Europe trip.

Hmm a little torn on this review since I only came for breakfast one day, and didn't get to try…read moretheir pastries, however felt like the experience was pretty mediocre. Well known for being a beautiful and historic cafe established 1876 frequented by the likes of famous names like Trotsky and Freud, this traditional Viennese coffeehouse and cafe is a popular tourist destination. Having walked by around 7:30pm the prior evening and seeing a line of about 15 people outside, the next morning arriving around 9am the line was about 15 minutes without reservations. Upon entering the inside is beautiful, cavernous domed ceilings, chandeliers and a very classic bistro vibe. Enough seating for probably 150 customers, quite large inside, and about two-thirds full. That's when I realized the line outside was more for show, which at some places I get because staffing might be hard and they want to ramp up the pacing between breakfast and lunch services. In a place like this it seems more like a marketing technique to create hype, which kinda annoyed me--it's not respectful of customers' time. It took a while maybe 10 minutes for a staff member to pass menus, then another 10 minutes for him to come back and check in. What I'll say is he was swift to answer our questions and knew the menu well. In general service felt lacking though, after eating it took quite a long time to get our server's attention again to get the check. For breakfast I was a little surprised by the prices for the food offered, on the high side. While the vegan spreads were very good, from the menu it wasn't clear that it was actually vegan cream cheese that was the base of the spreads. Unfortunately the rest of the food was meh, €14.50 for a small croissant (not especially good), a plain roll, a boiled egg and latte, with a pat of butter and jam. Would I come back? Maybe to try a couple of their baked pastries and dessert, but not for breakfast. For more info: https://cafecentral.wien/en/