Fantastic food and services. Modern Austrian cuisine with very fresh ingredients. Not touristy and…read moremodern atmosphere. If this was in my neighborhood, it will easily become one of my favorites.

We were greeted immediately and brought to a table by the window. Our server was attentive and the…read morefood was very good. I highly recommend the veal loaf and mash potato's!! The sauce was unbelievable. The beef broth soup was rich and incredibly flavorful. The Wiener schnitzel was good but not the best I've ever had. A solid place for good food.

This place is incredibly delicious. The food also feels very homey. I went here with the inlaws…read morewhile visiting from the states. The vegetable soup was amazing, the lunch portions are huge and around 12 euros. They have a new different plate every day of the week.

After a concert with the Wien Symphony we needed something to cap off the night. We stumbled upon…read moreHeuer because they were all lit up with candles on outdoor tables and some great jazz playing. The atmosphere and amazing service the give to a score to 4 stars. We just has some cocktails no dessert because they ran out of all the good desserts by 10pm.

Great food in a fun jovial atmosphere. I came here during the winter holidays and had the best pork…read moreknuckle dish of my entire trip. It was packed and we came with no reservations. We had a relatively short wait at the bar and enjoyed a racket while I waited. Their special is the fried pork knuckle dish. We ordered the full portion, which is enough for 2 people. It was most certainly enough. The skin was so tasty, crunchy, and crispy, while the interior remained moist and flavorful. I will most certainly come back again.

This place was recommended to me as having good pork knuckle so I decided to eat here. When I…read morelooked at yelp, though, I was extremely disappointed to see such a low rating. The food is fantastic, and VERY Austrian. Their pork knuckle is great! The atmosphere here is noisy, but to be expected for a large crowd... this place is usually packed- that alone should tell you it's a good place to eat. However, the "service" seems to be where everyone that gives low ratings has the issue. Well, I can tell you that their service here is stellar for their busyness... especially if you compare it to the Austrian restaurant standard. Don't come here expecting to be waited on by someone who bends over backwards looking for a bigger tip. Remember, you aren't in America. Your waiter/waitress isn't even expecting a tip because they make a living wage. It's all subjective. Oh, and this place is also dog-friendly.

Really welcoming, somehow cozy yet massive restaurant with a delicious beef goulash. Lots of…read moreasparagus on the menu and we enjoyed the appetizer with bits of strawberry. Wasn't such a fan of the paella dumplings, which were really like rice balls. The whole place is perfect for big get togethers and parties, and I loved watching people celebrate, so happy to see each other. Loved the Tuchy raspberry dumpling for dessert too!

We had the salt herring, brown trout, and asparagus soup. Absolutely incredible, and they all went…read morevery well together. By the end of the meal, we were sadly too stuffed for dessert. The people are incredibly nice and helpful, and the tables out in the garden courtyard are a wonderful spot to sit and enjoy the evening. Highly, highly recommended.

The food here is delicious. We had a great breakfast and there was something for everyone. Outdoor…read moreseating and it was a beautiful day. The service however was terrible, either to many people to handle and understaffed or just not friendly. We waited for our table to be cleaned and to even be given menus. Outside of that, food was great. Stop by when not busy and you'll probably have a great experience. This is a restaurant and full bar

I adore Liebling - not just for its name, but also its Spritzers! Quick German lesson: 'Liebling'…read moreis about as close as German comes to the English word 'darling.' The interior of this place looks like a mish-mash of furniture bought from random flea markets and secondhand stores; each chair and table is different from the others. The wall that looks like it's been scratched away and chairs stuck on the walls all add to Liebling's edgy charm. It's so very easy to overlook Liebling during the day as it's tucked away on a small side street off of much busier Mariahilferstrasse. But don't be fooled: it fills up quickly come night time and especially on Fridays and Saturdays. During the warmer months, they have a little parklet set up right outside for drinking al fresco. When I say they fill up quickly, they truly do! This holds especially true in December. What I love about Liebling are their Spritzers. A spritzer is basically an alcoholic drink made of white wine and sparkling mineral water. It is such an Austrian thing and it's one of my favourite things about living in Vienna! It is the perfect thirst-quencher in the summer and the perfect thing to order again and again when hanging out with friends. It's easy to order one after another when it's just SO good. Liebling has a wide array of different spritzers, at least 10 different ones! Each one is between €3-4. While they have the classically traditional G'spritzter (White Wine Spritzer), which I find no fault in, my favourite has to be the Rosenspritzer (Rose Spritzer). It's a beautiful drink laden with rose petals for an extra fancy touch. Other spritzers they have include: ginger, blood orange and thyme, red grapefruit and basil, violet flowers, rhubarb, and more! I love all the ones I've tried here. If only spritzers were more of a thing here in SoCal. These are my favourite things to drink when I just wanna chill with friends and don't want to get a hangover. I also like to think that I'm getting much-needed hydration from the mineral water in each and every spritzer. Built-in hydration, for the win! One thing I dislike about Liebling is how utterly smokey it is in the bar. It is Europe after all and bars in large part allow smoking all over Vienna. There are only a few bars that are non-smoking, unfortunately. So, expect to smell cigarette smoke the entire time you're in here. During the day, they serve brunch/breakfast foods but I myself have never gone here for food. I went strictly for the noteworthy spritzers!

Went here on a Bites tour of the city. It's a big restaurant with lots of seating! Its a pretty…read moreromantic and intimate place with soft lighting! We were here to try the white wine! The staff was very nice and attentive! Be sure to go downstairs to check out their store! Also, there is a secret door that opens and leads you to the bathrooms!!!

My partner and I (mixed race couple) were initially told there were no seats available, but within…read more10 mins several other full white couples had been seated--upon re-entering the restaurant alone the host immediately offered myself (a white woman) a table while I stood beside another white man who was also waiting. The moment we clarified we weren't together and I brought in my Brown boyfriend, the host seemed visibly perplexed, and the tone shifted. Throughout the evening, we were denied a simple wine tasting, then largely ignored, which left us with a strong impression of biased, discriminatory treatment. To make matters worse, staff repeatedly emphasized the price of everything, which came off as patronizing and inappropriate regardless of anyone's background or perceived status. This experience felt xenophobic and racist, and it was frankly vile--there are far too many restaurants in Austria to support one that treats guests this way. As two physicians who take care of people in their darkest hours, it felt incredibly degrading to be treated this way when we were simply trying to enjoy an evening away from the stress of our daily careers. I would hope that the owners of this establishment would take a hard look at the standards set for their employees and management practices going forward to create a safe atmosphere where all connoisseurs can gather and vibe even in just a moment of peace from the day-to-day hardships we can all certainly relate to. Shameful behavior indeed. Pity, as the ambience and wine selection was delicious but tainted by the ugly reminder of bigotry.

This place is genuine Viennese without trying to be. The restaurant has an unpretentious air about…read moreit. The clientele is mostly local, yet the owner goes out of her way to make everyone feel "at home". The waiter is attentive and ensures you enjoy your meal, although that's easy to do when Franz serves delightful Austrian food. The prices are reasonable and so is the wine. I recommend a glass of the Gelbe Moskateller to start with, and then move on to a glass of the cuvee. If you have the time, I would also recommend having a dessert, which are home prepared and from old Austrian recipes.

I found the food bland. The service was okay. This place really felt like it was made for…read moretourists. The outdoor seating was nice, though.

Hangry and tired, we stumbled into Herlitschka Wirsthaus for a late lunch. Oemgeeeeee was it…read moredelicious. We had the pork schnitzel and the kraut pasta, and both were excellent. Service was prompt, although if you're American, be aware that in Austria, the servers mostly leave you alone and don't check on you, so if you need something, you'll need to catch their eye. They were setting up for evening service, with reserved placards on many tables, when we left. I'd recommend making a reservation if you plan to go for dinner: