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.

Huge lines. I lack all patience so I went at like 10. Vienna makes magic sausages as the bore out…read morethe middle of the French bread, toast it and then insert the grilled wiener. It's magic that the wiener or hot dog sauces don't spill out like the American Canadian form factor. Also delicious

I just didn't understand all the rave reviews of this hotdog stand. I'm not a sausage connoisseur…read moreor anything, but I have to say the quality of the food was just average, nothing to brag about. I thought the service was super unfriendly even from Austrian standards. If you happen to be in the neighborhood and are craving sausages, I don't think there's any "harm" trying this place.

Excellent bratwurst! The bread is hallowed out to fit the brat & they fill it with mustard or…read moreketchup beforehand. It was perfect for our lunch on a park bench. The cost was reasonable too. We'll be back!

Very touristic. The staff keeps on asking if you want some more and more eventhough we just asked…read morefor information about ingredients. Pretty expensive for a piece of bread and one sausage. However, the mustard sause was not nice and bitter. Bread is too dry. The sausage was fine

I was staying in a hotel not far from here, and found the German reviews for this place on Yelp…read more Granted, I haven't had too many doner kebab sandwiches - but this is easily the best one I've had, and I would come back often if I lived in Vienna. At first, I wasn't sure how to order, but the guy pointed out a paper menu on the counter. The menu is all in German, but if you don't speak German just pick a sandwich and it will be good! They sell doner kebab sandwiches and wraps, as well as pizzas, which looked quite tasted. They heated up the bread for our sandwiches in the pizza oven, so it was toasty and crispy. One of the guys working there spoke a bit of English, and was able to easily ask us what we wanted on our sandwiches (get everything - but be warned that the "spicy" powder is indeed spicy, so tread carefully unless spice is your thing.) We got the sandwiches to go for 3 euro each, and left full and happy.

I go this place every time I visit Vienna. The food is great and the people are friendly.read more

Yes there is a line and yes it goes by fast. Highly recommend looking at the menu before hand and…read moreuse Google Translate to translate so you know what you're getting. It's very light and flavorful. Highly recommend stopping by and getting one or two different kinds. The two gentlemen working there were nice and accommodating.

Good hot dogs - hot dog small place- go to the counter - no inside or seating…read more Long lines all the time

A Viennese specialty of open-faced mini sandwiches (3 bites at most) topped with a creamy spread of…read morevarious flavors. Unlike an average deli sandwich, these Trzesniewski creations are easy to handle (nothing falls or drips), quick to eat, easily filling, and one can try multiple flavors in one sitting. I've tried the champignons (mushroom), paprika (pepper), tomaten, matjes (herring), and krabben mit ei (shrimp with egg). I liked the mushroom the most, but after one of these sandwiches, it quickly got boring for me to eat the sandwiches with similar consistency and texture. I must admit it is strange for me to see mushroom, peppers, herring all prepped similarly to become this coarse creamy spread concoction. Also, the sandwiches are served cold (as they should to store the creamy spread), but I usually prefer warm sandwiches. Regardless, it is a clever concept for the on-the-go travelers. A plus with this particular Trzesniewski branch in the Westbahnhof compared with the others is that they are open on Sunday and until late.