a nice and not too crowed/large Heuriger in Grinzing. They have a small courtyard - very nice in…read moresummer time - and two smaller rooms on the inside. Food is typical for Heurigen, with some warm dishes such as sausage and Schnitzel. Cozy atmosphere, and not touristic, and good wines!

Quintessential Wiener heurigen. The wine is excellent as is the buffet and a la carte. Great…read moreWienerschnitzel. Friendly staff and the music made it just perfect. Highly recommend for an authentic Austrian experience.

ahhhh this place was so pretty! We took the tram up to Grinzing and it was a charming town and this…read morewas a charming restaurant. We got the Austrian roast pork thingy with bread dumpling - very tasty! We got some wine which was reasonably priced. The place is really gorgeous (at least in summer when we were there). and we thoroughly enjoyed. While not a stereotypical American who only speaks one language I do not speak very much German. I do not expect places to have English speaking staff but the waitress spoke excellent English.

Beautiful building that is over 900 years old. Very friendly and helpful waitstaff. We did not eat…read morehere but the house wine is delicious and the wine lounge is very cozy and welcoming to enjoy a few drinks in.

This is one of the most delicious pizza places I have ever tried. It is an authentic Italian…read morepizzeria, and my mother and I ordered two pizzas to share and we were blown away. The pizzas were freshly baked, and everything tasted so fresh - the dough, the sauce, and even the vegetables. Both pizzas were bursting with flavor and were absolutely delicious. The ambience was also incredible - the place is like a small, cozy tavern with beautiful decor and music. It felt very homey and comforting. The service was amazing - our server was so sweet, and the chef came out to talk to us himself and he was so welcoming. I loved Nino's - I would 100% recommend this restaurant, and I wish I could take it back home with me!

Looking for a good pizza? This is the place!…read more The outside is wide open, very spacious and a great place for a date. I was staying near by and the restaurant was across the street and it was very convenient. I ordered the Margherita pizza and it was done in less than 10 minutes. If you are in town and want to eat some good pizza, I would say this is your place.

A great vineyard where they serve good traditional Vienna food, with a traditional Vienna…read morerestaurant service in an ambience like to stay long hours. Good house wine and great live music.. it was a good experience... recommended! I can barely pronounce the plate names but they were good.

Pietro and Wolf were amazing, very attentive to our needs. They answered all of our tourist…read moreinformation with a smile. Food was delistes, awesome ambiance, and great price!Highly recommend!

The three of us were in the restaurant on a Sunday and we were all thrilled. Although L'Osteria is…read morealready a chain, you have the feeling that you are in an owner-operated restaurant. There is (gluten-free) pasta, good wines and huge pizzas at fair prices.

The veal schnitzel was thin, tender and breaded perfectly. I also really liked the greens and…read moresprouts on the potato field salad - fresh flavor and good compliment to the potatoes. And I am a sucker for a warm cake and ice cream pairing - this one did not disappoint! The restaurant is open and airy with exposed brick, comfortable seating, natural lighting and a charming outdoor space.

Came here hoping to sit outside and enjoy the fresh air. It was not the case. Clean and brightly…read morelit restaurant. Had another veal Wiener schnitzel and it was huge. Luckily I didn't order the soup. The schnitzel was great and the fries excellent. It came with a mixed side salad. Another excellent meal in Austria.

I was there for the second time with my youngest daughter and received another very UNFRIENDLY…read moreservice from the woman whom I assume to be the owner (dye-blonde, middle-aged). She tried everything to ruin our breakfast on a sunny Sunday (still cannot imagine why!), and it was the worst "breakfast" experience in our two years of living in beautiful Grinzing. What a pity and disgrace...