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.

Everything was as advertised: beautiful interior, delicious food, and lots of it. Saffron chicken…read morewas super tender; the kabobs were great and the portion was gigantic. The herbs and vegetables were so fresh. Parsley normally has no flavor, in my view, but it does here, as does the mint and tarragon. My wife has a stew with preserved lemons and lentils--also very tasty. We did find one of the eggplant apps a touch salty, but otherwise very good.

Amazing amazing restuarant w such a great food. Staff extremely friendly…read moreIf u are traveling to vienna or live there and have not tried

Had dinner at Ali last week...here are my thoughts:…read more Ambiance is really nice, restaurant is very clean. Service is friendly and accommodating. Food is decent: -- Salmon was pretty good, I recommend this. -- Husband had a salad with chicken, he said it was just okay. -- Daughter had chicken shish and she said it was good. -- Other orders in our party included lamb and salad. Portions are a bit small for a Turkish restaurant and thus prices are a bit higher than necessary. Overall this restaurant was pretty good for Vienna (I have to admit I didn't love the food in Vienna!) and I might return if I was in the area.

This is the beat restaurant I ever tried, the meat like OMG , you need to try it yourself and the…read moreappetizers , WTH !! Is absolutely the best ever . I really miss going there might visit on February. Thank you

Came here for brunch and stayed for the good vibes and great service. They don't sell pitchers of…read morebeer, but they kindly poured beers in carafes for us and gave us a shot on the house! Our servers name was Vero and she was awesome. Food was great, the place was bustling but not too crowded, and we had a great time hanging out, playing cards and slevens, and drinking. 10/10 recommend.

Wonderful food, service, and ambiance. The server was especially helpful in understanding their…read moremulti-page menu. Unusually, the wine was listed in terms of strength: mild, medium, strong. She offered us a taste of both the medium and strong. Being able to try the wine before ordering is so great.) We chose the strong red (I forgot to take a pic) which was very good. She recommended the veal to pair with the wine--what a great choice that was! My sister had a hamburger and a salad (which they kindly substituted for fries.) She said it was juicy and delicious. No room for dessert

Insanely yummy. 1…read more We stopped in here immediately after arriving in Vienna and it was a fantastic first meal. The employees were also so kind to let us bring our luggage in with us. 2. They specialize in pita, or bureks, here. It was my first time trying it and I was instantly hooked and haven't stopped thinking about it since. We got a portion of pita with spinach and pita with meat. The spinach pita came out fresh so we had to try and the meat pita was juicy and seasoned perfectly. Both were warm, crisp but soft, and just so tasty and comforting. 3. In the back, there's a window you can look into to see, and say hi to, employees making the pita. The phyllo layers are so thin and delicate. You can tell a lot of work is put into rolling it out, it'll definitely make you appreciate your food more.

This place is amazing we got the cheese and the meat and both were so good, lots of flavor with a…read morenice crisp in the dough. The service was super quick and the prices super reasonable for how much food you get. Definitely recommend if you want something different while in Vienna or in that area as it's quick, and delicious.

We enjoyed a very nice dinner here. Dined al fresco to enjoy the cool evening. We had the falafel…read moresandwiches which to our surprise were actually sandwiches on bread and not pita. But they were delicious nonetheless. The bread was over the top fresh and tasty. Falafels are the flat patty variety. Prices are reasonable too. Recommend.

More like 3.5 stars, based on food and value for money. It is worth mentioning that they serve…read morestreet food at restaurant prices. It is understandable that Levante is somewhat more expensive due to it's 1st district location, but all said and done - a EUR 3.5 donner wrap should not cost EUR 10+ in any circumstance. Donners are good - not great, not spectacular, just good. Made with veal, and wrapped together with salad in a soft, yet chewy wrap. The meat is tender, but way under-seasoned and the the salad inside the wrap as well. This makes the donner taste bland. Also, no sauces are added inside the wrap itself, making it a bit on the dry side. On a positive note, the meat is cut fresh from the hand rotated donner grill, which is set up in a traditional way, using wood (like an open wood-burning oven). Also, this donner is not dripping with grease, unlike most of the ones you will find on street corner kiosks in Vienna, which is a good thing. Pide(s) - very good! 4 stars. I liked it a lot. It is prepared fresh and comes in 10 different varietals. The dough tasted good, properly seasoned and just delicious. Next time, I'm coming back just for this. Tzatziki - above average, so 3.5 stars. They don't use authentic Greek yogurt, which would make all the difference. The dish lacked a certain kick (garlic? more seasoning?) to be considered very good. That said, it made all the difference when combined with a dry-ish donner. Both of the above items are in EUR 10+ range, which, as said, is totally unjustified. The side dishes were unimpressive - french fries were 1 star at best and the side salad was not properly dressed and completely tasteless.

4/5 atmosphere, 4/5 for price, 2/5 food (but I tried a daily special), 5/5 service, 3/5 for…read morebusiness strategy. Overall Meh. I ordered a calamari and prawn salad. Looked great, but prawns were the only nice thing about it. Calamari was hit and miss with half being way too chewy. The salad was bland, where too much oil and raw onion was overwhelming. The prawns were amazing. Saved my last one for last as it was the only thing done right and containing salt! They say they are the best falafel in town, buuut, Dr. Falafel in naschmarkt is pretty amazing. This will need to be tested! Next time... Too hot to enjoy a warm meal. One thing I don't understand about some businesses in Vienna, including this one, is that they charge for tap water. It's summer, hot as hell, and I'm supposed to pay a euro for water? 1 star lost for the principle.

Waow, the food was so good and the portions so generous i simply LOVED it!…read more The falafels are definetely delicious, but the rest of their oriental menu is very tasty as well! The pitas, humus, tsatziki, salats, meat and co are as good as you can dream of... don't forget trying the mango lassi! And if you choose one of their home-made burgers, the chicken's or the vegetarian's ones, you won't be disappointed either! They also propose a weekly menu you will be enthusiastic about! You can check it online. and if you don't have time to enjoy their friendly company, you can have take-away! I'll definitely be back, and take my food lover of a brother with me!!

When I learned that I would be staying near the oldest Iranian restaurant in Vienna, I knew I had…read moreto visit. Located in a peaceful little neighborhood by the Naschmarkt, Apadana has both indoor and al fresco dining. Since I was a little jetlagged, I decided to sit in the cozy, classy interior. The staff are super friendly, and welcomed me with true Iranian hospitality. This place is super authentic, and a favorite of the local diaspora. A family nearby me was celebrating a birthday, singing tavalodet mobarak to a sweet little boy who was grinning at his huge chocolate cake. The place is polished and beautiful, but grounded in its permanence. I ordered kabob and doogh, and they were both absolutely delicious. My kabob was served on a gorgeous, hot bed of naan, and everything was incredibly fresh. I had an incredible experience at Apadana, and a taste of home. Thank you so much for such a lovely evening!

Wenn es um persisches Essen geht, dann nur Apadana (in Wien). Köstliche Gerichte werden serviert,…read morees lohnt sich jedoch, sich im Voraus zu informieren, welches der persischen Gerichte für einen selbst geeignet ist. Meine Frau ist Iranerin, daher weiß sie genau, wie man die Qualität der Speisen richtig einschätzt. Die Gerichte, die auf dem Bild zu sehen sind, haben wir heute gegessen. Gheyme (vegetarisch), Ghorme Sabzi, und Shirazi Salat