Had an excellent dinner here, stumbled upon this gem by complete accident, but now we are planning…read moreour next visit. Great tapas!

Located within a short walk from the Karlsplatz station, and is centrally located from many of the…read morehistorical buildings. I came here for late lunch/early dinner one day, walked in hungry but walked out pleased. Just arriving at Vienna for the first time, I was actually hoping to eat traditional Vienna food but was too tired to look for anything else, walked in to the first restaurant I spotted. Since they just opened for the day (around 4pm), no other customers were here. I kept thinking initially why am I eating Spanish Tapas in Austria? Why we are the only one here? As soon as I started talking to a server, my concern wasn't there anymore. A server was from Spain and he spoke Spanish and English with me. He took time to explained about the menu. I quickly spotted one of my favorite wine and happily waited for my food. The kitchen was located next to the dinning area (open kitchen), I started smelling squid, garlic, ... My anticipation for the food grew as I patiently waited for my food. Tapas for two was £30, and just about right amount of food for two of us. Thinking back, compared to some Austrian food served during my short stay, portion size may seem small, but as Spanish tapas, portion served was just right (I thought..). I ended up having two glasses of Spanish wine, food and wine paired perfectly. Tapas for two comes with five different hot tapas. Trying to think which one was favorite, I think shrimp with garlic. Free wifi, which is always nice for out of the country visitors like me. Nice decor, playing football on TV, I felt like I was in Spain, so after La Cuenta, por favor, I walked out with satisfied tummy, I looked around the buildings to remember I was still in Austria.

My favorite place for breakfast, lunch and a small dinner. The cakes are excellent, the wine card…read moreis small but well chosen. The daily specials are all good. I have always enjoyed the food here. They tend to have quiche every day, very good tomato coconut soup, creamy chocolate cake,.... If you have breakfast, make sure to add "Eier im Glas" - soft boiled and already peeled eggs in a bowl.

I've been here now several times, and been happy with each of my experiences. I've had food and…read moredrink here. Their homemade lemonade is incredible!!! It's right down the street so it has quickly become our go-to place for a quick coffee, or staying longer and lingering over a book and a croissant.

Ignacio is a must know spot for every hispanophil person in Vienna! They opend up almost one year…read moreago and are serving the most deliciouse iberico food & delicacies I have ever eaten! I think they also would put a standard back in Spain. As spanish wine is one of my favorites, I could have picked any wine serving and it would have been fine, but as it happened I picked one even more exquisite and found myself again in wine heaven! The service is excellent - ambitouse, very nice and caring, but not at all pushy! And we got extra snacks with the wine - the ham (i forgot the proper name, but the waiter told me it s not just jámon) was melting in my mouth (wine heaven just got extanded to wine and delicacies heaven) and the salchicha was just first rate. Prices are not cheap - but you really get something for your money.

Great name, out of the way location. Very Good. Excellent wine selection both local and Spanish…read more Nice sidewalk Tapas. I would recommend for an early dinner or late stop.

A very charming joint to meet up with old family friends. The cuisine is generally classic Austrian…read morefaire which means a lot of schnitzels goulash and trout... But more for just general gemutlichkeit. I had the goulasch which was a bit salty...but the Goesser Marzen was a good pairing. Charming old wood interior on the Alte Donau. Will be back in the fall season.

Yelp really need to adjust this listing, the actually restaurant is about half a block south of…read morewhere Yelp says it is, and it is no longer with spanish restaurant. It is a grilles meat, fish, and Viennese restaurant. Most of the negative reviews seem to be from before this menu change. The place was recommended to us by a drunk local while we were eating lunch across the city, much o he anger of that restaurant owner so my brother and I went for dinner. Atmosphere: By the Danube in a quite family neighbourhood, lots of seating, tiered so many with a river view. Crowd seems to be families and groups of locals in their late 20s to late 30s. Very relaxing and chill Food: most people seem to order the ribs, note these are grilled ribs not "American BBQ ribs". I had them they were huge and amazing. A nice dry rub, grilled ( not smoked), but they are served with a side of BBQ. Other then that they have Croatian fish, various meats, and some vienneae specials. My brother got the gulash, it was laced with paprika which he though was better then the other gulashes he had in Vienna. Drinks: a number of austrian beers on tap, and a decent wine selection. I had a lemonade, too much ice in it, and not as lemony as I normally like, but it wasn't enough to knock a star off expecially when there are so many negative reviews on this place that aren't even for this places current menu. Long to short, I'm glad I came here before looking at Yelp, and it's the only place a local adimantly recommended during our 5 days in Vienna. That says something, check it out.

One evening recently on the way home from working late, I realized I didn't want to cook dinner. I…read morequickly ran a few options through the CPU of my brain and decided I felt like eating some Tunisian food. So a quick small detour found me at Le Couscous Chez Rachid. My first decision involved which table did I want to eat at - one in the Schanigarten or one inside. I chose a window table inside just because I like looking at all the Tunisian artwork. To start with, I ordered the excellent Tunisian soup with Linsen. It was a hearty bowl and got my taste buds all excited. The national Tunisian dish of lamb couscous which followed was also delicious. I love the texture of Tunisian couscous and adding in the fresh veggies and generous lamb portion, it was a dish I could not finish. Half of it went home for another delicious meal. And you know what? I def ordered (and indeed paid for) the small portion ... very ample serving!!! The older couple working here are the owners. They both take your order and cook as well as greet you. When you want to eat good Tunisian cuisine in Vienna, look no further then Le Couscous Chez Rachid. Diners from all around the world are also welcome!

Excellent atmosphere. Delicious food. It's also a good option for vegetarians. They have some…read moreoutdoor seating, too.

The food was excellent...I had a veggie burger and my wife had a potatoes au gratin casserole…read more Thomas spent the time making sure we understood the menu and the charges. He was so helpful! Made the experience super comfortable and enjoyable.

I loved this place. First, it was a great deal. Superb value for money. Drinks were especially…read morereasonable. Secondly, everyone was very friendly. You can pay by cash or credit card (but you must tip in cash!!! So make sure you have 10% of your bill in cash so you can tip. They will NOT do credit card tips.) We went here several times. Sometimes we just went for wine and beer and sometimes we went for food. It seems to be a local crowd that goes here- lots of students from the college. It's very casual. And you can eat inside or outside-we liked outside. The au gratin potatoes are fantastic! You can add your own ingredients- and the big one is enough for 2. The pizzas are also wonderful. I didn't see anything that didn't look wonderful. If you are near this place, give it a try- I think you'll like it.

Sehr angenehme Atmosphäre. Schneller Service. Freundliches Personal. Wirklich leckeres Essen. Sehr…read moreempfehlenswert!

The best thing about this restaurant is it's location, the floating terrace, and the cool interior…read morewith rowing skulls mounted on the ceiling. Very nice. As with many scenic spots, the food and service are not up to par with the setting. First the food...Meh. Chewy octopus, fried not sautéed, Calamari fried correctly but devoid of any flavor, the Fish & Chips were passable, but not worth a separate trip. The best items we ate were the exceptional fries, their truffle mayo and their lemon mayo. Drinks are expensive, but in line with other popular places. Finally, service. I had made online reservations a week early for a Saturday table. I followed up with a personal email requesting (if possible) a nice table to celebrate our anniversary. When we arrived (to a half empty restaurant) I mentioned to a waiter who approached us that we had a reservation for 2. He didn't check any reservations list, just motioned us to a table in the main isle surrounded by two families with loud/noisy children. No offense for the kids, they are kids. The parents were, shall I say "laissez-faire", again not my business. That said, it is the business of the service staff. They all heard, saw, and even interacted with the children, with zero concern for the other guests. If someone had referenced our reservation request maybe it would have dawned on them that this location wasn't conducive to an anniversary dinner. In conclusion, on a warm evening sit on the terrace, enjoy a drink then go elsewhere for a nice meal.

I recently had brunch here and the food was delicious. The menu had some staples and also a few new…read moreideas. The service was friendly however very slow, but this I can forgive as she was by herself serving a full booked café. I would recommend making a reservation in advance as when we arrived we noticed people leaving as they had not reserved a table. The atmosphere is clean and relaxed with some interesting artwork on the walls, and the occasional waft of a cake coming out of the oven has ensured that I will be back for afternoon coffee and cake. I enjoy the ham and eggs which had three eggs cooked on a bed of serrano ham and garnished with a micro herb salad of sorts. My friend enjoyed the Vitamine breakfast which she needed help finishing. It contained a fried egg, a mini granola with yogurt (which was still a decent size) an avocado bread (mashed and seasoned avocado on bread), bread with goats cheese, pumpkin, and varying salads.