An elegant restaurant full of history inside the famous Sacher Hotel - once a spot for the rich and famous. The décor is beautiful and feels like stepping into a classic Viennese dining room with Michelin star feel. We had the seafood bisque, boiled beef, and veal schnitzel, finishing with their world-famous Sacher cake. The bisque was the best I've had in a long time - creamy, rich, and packed with flavor. Schnitzel was excellent, crisp yet tender, while the boiled beef was just okay. Service was top-notch, five-star level, and the setting made the whole experience feel special. And yes, the cake truly lives up to the hype. Definitely recommend! read more

Restaurant Rote Bar - Brownie with lime - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

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Iconic hotel for anyone visiting Vienna, known to be the birthplace of the sachertorte. Inside are six dining establishments with varying levels of fanciness but dw they all serve cake I recommend the Rote Bar, feels the most "Sacher" and you get elegance while avoiding the tourist buzz. Make sure to reserve in advance and wear appropriate clothes bc there is a dress code (they weren't too happy with my micro bubble skirt oops). They start you off with a warm, chewy potato bread with three types of butter & grilled eggplant in watercress juice that tastes refreshingly bitter. Worth the cover charge imo ‍ We ordered the green melon gazpacho, very light and fruity, but our fav was the foie gras tarte! Chocolate and liver make an excellent pair The liver had none of the metallic flavor, just tasted glorious with the elderberry jam and apricot gelée. The main dishes, while beautifully plated, tasted average. Both the beef and chicken were overcooked for our liking. Not bad but we had higher expectations. Rly good fresh linguine tho! And for the finale, Sacher torte I wanted to like it but it was unbelievably dry with a dense crumbly cake layer and a strong, garish sweetness that deters you after a couple of bites. Not even the whipped cream & strong coffee could save it. Cover Charge €4.50 Iced Melon Gazpacho €16* Original Sacher Goose Liver Tarte €36* Coq au Vin €38 Beef Roulade with Linguine €32 Original Sacher-Torte €9.90 Sacher Melange €7.10 Sparkling Water €9.90 비엔나 3대 카페중 하나인 카페 자허! 를 가려다 사람도 많고 정신없을것 같아서 예약한 Rote Bar 역사가 깊은 호텔답게 인테리어에서 클래식함과 연륜이 느껴진다. 가격대가 있는편이라 커버 차지가 있지만 (white tablecloth 식당들은 그런듯) 덕분에 쫄깃한 감자빵 & 씁슬하고 싱그러운 물냉이(?) 스프를 맛볼수있음. 추천 메뉴는 푸아그라 타르트! 다크 초코랑 거위간 페어링이 매우 조화롭다 ‍ 간 특유의 쇠맛도 안남. 메인으로 시킨 비프스튜랑 오골계 코코뱅 둘다 플레이팅은 이쁜데 맛은 쏘쏘. 고기가 너무 퍽퍽함. 생면 링귀니는 낫배드!! 생일 서비스로 그 유명한 자허토르테를 주셨는데..... 맛이.... 없다. 촉촉함이 1도 안느껴지고 엄청 뻑뻑한데다가 질릴정도의 단맛이다. 생크림이랑 커피조차 구원할수없었다. 그렇다고 안먹기엔 아쉬우니까 기대치를 낮추기! read more

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The upscale ambiance was slightly stuffy but friendly and accommodating. The amuse was the best part of the food, which is my sad experience. The beef consume was fine but not remarkable. The boiled beef was flavorless and tough with undercooked vegetables with the dish only redeemed by the sauces that covered the lack of cooking success otherwise. They also served fantastic whipped and favored butters. read more

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The Restaurant Rote Bar, is a fine dining restaurant located in the Sacher Hotel in Vienna. The ambience is warm and elegant, however, we found the lunch menu limited, and the Schnitzel very dissappointing; it was all fried batter with no veal. The mini parsley buttered potatoes were delicious but that is not sufficient reason to dine here. Recommended with caution. In the same hotel, you have the famous "Blue Bar" which serves a delicious "Sacher" sausage which is great with a cocktail. Highly recommended. read more

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Located inside Hotel Sacher Restaurant Rote Bar oozes with history, its all-red interior, oil paintings and crystal chandeliers coupled to formal service and Viennese classics such as Tafelspitz and the eponymous Sacher Torte. Adjacent Vienna's State Opera, an open terrace offering views of a gathering pre-show crowd, it is after warm greetings that guests are offered velvet seats and white linens plus a choice of Beverages followed by warm Focaccia. Served a la carte, modern compositions made from seasonal Ingredients alongside plates with history, it is after a nightly amuse that Appetizers range from Wedding Soup to Asparagus Risotto, though fans of Foie Gras should not overlook the Goose Liver Tarte which pairs beautifully to sweet Riesling. A leisurely meal intended to be savored, the clientele's average age eclipsing sixty, Entrees feature tableside service ranging from Sauce poured over Braised Beef to plating Tafelspitz while Sacher's Wiener Schnitzel arrives perfectly prepared in two cuts large enough to share. Accompanied by Piano in the damask room after 19h00, the sun slowly setting through tall windows, Dessert includes ideas old and new though the Chocolate Torte with a layer of Apricot justifiably seems to find its way onto every table. read more

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Situated in the beautiful and historic hotel Sacher, a beautiful restaurant and excellent service, however, not a fan of the Austrian food. It was plain and and frankly not very appealing. Now thus may nit be a reflection of the quality but my personal expectations as what good food is comprised of. A nice experience but not for the food in my opinion. read more

Impeccable service, old world elegance, and classic Viennese dishes with a few modern interpretations to spice things up. This historic gem inside the legendary Hotel Sacher is a must-visit establishment for the ambiance as much as the fine dining. read more

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Located inside the Sacher Hotel, the Rote Bar has red damask banquettes, elegant chandeliers and oil paintings. We had early reservations and almost had the whole place to ourselves which was great for picture taking. We were seated at the window with a view of the opera house. We wanted the price fixe menu which included a salad, vegetarian entree and Sachertorte for dessert. The entree confused me a little - it had a tomato salad and spinach inside unsweetened chocolate in the shape of a chocolate bar. It was an odd combination. I really enjoyed the Sachertorte. The cake consisted of dense chocolate cake with a thin layer of apricot jam on top with chocolate icing and unsweetened whipped cream. It was very good but very sweet. I couldn't finish it but SO inhaled his and reached for mine! What was interesting was the bathrooms in the back of the lobby. It's red walls had pictures of all the celebrities that have stayed there and apparently JFK stayed there at one point. Across the bathroom was a bar that was decorated in blue. So many great rooms for people watching! Service was attentive and we enjoyed our meal and our view of the opera house. read more

What a lovely evening. Fabulous food- service- atmosphere. Plus live piano music. I highly recommend. read more

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Couldn't get a seat at the main cafe so I ended up here. This place is much quieter and overall ambience so much better. I ordered the schnitzel which was a bit dry, although the flavor was extremely buttery! The server fondly called the side salad 'the vitamins' and they were actually quite uniquely good! Dining here is of course not complete without a slice of the wold famous Sacher Torte! read more

Hard act to follow. High marks in comparison to other restaurants in this category. The veal was paper thin and perfect coated crust: lightly crunchy. Veggies cooked just right. Several extras like an amuse-bouche, perfect bread and a tray of sweets. Tea & coffee were flavorful and right temperature. Service was as if we were royalty! Beautiful rooms, live piano (not loud!) comfy chairs. Not cheap but reasonable for what it is. Cheers & fireworks for making us fall in love with Red Bar. read more

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The Germanic world has been known for its wars, and Austria is no exception. However the war that is raging at the Hotel Sacher is unlike any other that I have come across. About a century ago the Pastry Chef at Hotel Sacher created a new and delicious cake: which the Hotel called the Sacher Torte. The torte became so popular that the pastry chef recieved funding to open up his own coffee house and pastry cafe, which he did, bring his torte recipe with him. However, the Hotel didn't like this and continued to serve the torte, claiming that they were the ones who invented it. The Pastry Chef begged to differ, and claimed that he had invented it and that his place was the true home of the original sacher torte. And so the war continues to this day. I tend to side with the Sacher Hotel, because if for no other reason the cake clearly bares it's name. After all, we do not call it Chef Stefan's Torte, we call it Sacher Torte. But the war is purely ritual now... one hundred years later, because every place in Austria serves pretty much the same delicious Sacher torte.. and you can even find fake Sacher tortes in America in some places (but they are fake). So what makes a Sacher Torte so amazing. Well, when it came out, most German and Austrian cakes were either fluffy, or covered in some kind of custard. ANd they often had multiple flavor combinations, like crust, filling, fruit, cake, and frosting. But the Sacher Torte is so very simple, rich and heavier than all the rest. It is only chocolate. Delicious chocolate filling almost like coco )elley, spread between two layers of very wet and heavy chocolate sheet cake (almost as heavy and rich as a flourless chocolate cake only much better), and then frosted with... yes...milk chocolate (more like a melting chocolate bar than frosting really). The slices are almost black they are so rich, and you can feel their heaviness on the plate. The slices are small... and they go perfectly with a rich cup of coffee with cream and sugar (called a Brunner in Austria). And in my opinion there is no better place to get this combo than at the Hotel Sacher: THE original creator of the Sacher Torte. PS: There are other things offered here as well... entire fine meals in fact. But truly... in the prescience of such a cake: who cares. read more

This romantic red room has a cozy old world charm. Near a window views of the opera building , people watching and even horse drawn carriages if your lucky. If this romanticized Viennese vibe doesn't get you, try the delicious food which comes with impeccable service. It will warm you and sweet talk you with the famous Sacher torte. Cheers, here's to leaving with good memories! read more

Restaurant Rote Bar - The famed Sacher torte - Austrian Near Me - Vienna, 9

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A Viennese classic inside the iconic Sacher Hotel. Everything is set in shades of red and they serve well executed Austrian classics. Friendly staff and live piano music setting the mood. Not cheap but worth the experience. read more

We attended a four and a half hour Russian Opera and were starving after the performance. We had reservations at the Rote Bar for 10:45. It was so late, I was not sure what to expect. I was thrilled with the service (just right), the food (delicious) and the atmosphere. This is a wonderful restaurant. https://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g190454-d2153854-r527091684-Restaurant_Rote_Bar-Vienna.html# read more

This restaurant is what defines classy eating in Vienna. The Hotel Sacher already stands for luxury and of course the Sacher Torte is world famous. This Restaurant inside the Hotel Sacher is decorated with Red Walls and pictures of the famous Kaiser Franz Joseph, Kaiserin Sissy and other other portraits. The food, as expected, was Viennese cuisine, ranging from Duck (for 2), carved table side, to Wiener Schnitzel and Beef Roulades. The service was impeccable, and so was the food. For 3 courses including a nice bottle of wine expect to drop in excess of $100 per person. read more

This place never disappoints. Always impeccable service, chic ambiance a wonderful traditional Austrian cuisine! Not to be missed!