The ambience was beautiful. The owner was outstanding and came over and we spoke for a while…read more I ordered the chicken schnitzel and the Sherpa soup. Everything was hot and fabulous. A beautiful atmosphere and a great place to eat kosher meal in a beautiful city

Amazing food, great and kind service. Owner and his son super friendly and accommodatingread more

It is a best kosher food Restaurant. The owner Mr. Shaloom…read moreis super cool. Definitely Recommended.

We had a meeting in Vienna and needed dinner after a lovely afternoon in the Art History museum…read more This Kosher meat restaurant is walking distance to all the sites. It is spacious and quiet with nice ambiance. It was a little too warm for us the evening we were there (I haven't found much a/c in Vienna). The food was quite tasty, with nice sized portions and served nicely. We ordered Weiner Schnitzel (when in Wein, what else would one order?) which was a very large portion, cooked and served nicely. For dessert we had the apple strudel (when in Wein, what else would one order?) which was delectable. Large portion, we shared it. All in all, a nice place to eat. Would certainly go again.

Since my experience at this restaurant was so long ago (my business trip of last year) I'm…read morecompleting this rule simply as a basic summary of the restaurant. The restaurant is a very small family run kosher pizza "joint". There is enough seating for only about a dozen people. That said the quality of the food is basic but fairly decent. Fortunately, the menu includes items other than pizza. Spaghetti with a small selection of sauces, a couple of basic salads, a few appetizers and soft drinks. I don't trecall if beer or wine is available.

Exceptional kosher dining in Vienna! This restaurant offers generous portions of truly delicious…read morecuisine at remarkably reasonable prices, with meals costing under 25 euros per person. This place has the friendliest and most helpful staff around, which totally makes the whole dining experience a hundred times better. No doubt about it - this is hands-down the best kosher spot in Vienna!

Best falafels you can get in the city. Its quick quick! The workers serve the best quality food I…read morefeel for a cheap price! We ended up going here each day for lunch and each time it was awfully tasty! Thanks guys for the wonderful sauces and hot sandwiches that go great for any tourist or local passing by!

Maschu makes my belly very happy. From the hummus and pita bread, to a plate full of falafels or…read more(my favorite) wraps, the portions are really generous, and you won't walk away still hungry. Not a huge selection of items, but what they do have is very filling, and includes different sauces to spice it up, if you like. The drinks menu, though, is pretty extensive. (I was overjoyed to find that they had Malibu.) Tasty selection of Israeli wine, as well as a fantastic hot chocolate with rum for cold days. Downsides: There's little room to sit inside, which discourages big groups. Not a problem in summer, though, since they set up tables on the sidewalk. The service is another story. The servers tend to push by without apology and can be unfriendly and impatient. But I go to Maschu for the food, not to chat up the waiter, so this doesn't bother me. This is only the servers - the two guys who cook and work behind the counter (one also sometimes serves) are always friendly and quick to laugh. I DO go to chat with them. :) Also, watch the prices: The menu items on the Neubaugasse site can sometimes be a few more euros than the same items at the Schwedenplatz location.

They refused to take a dish back that we told them is not the dish we ordered immediately when we…read morereceived it, before it even touched our table. They then took it back, but refused to provide a replacement. They also refused to take it off of the bill. We waited 30 minutes for all these answers too and were embarrassed in front of the entire back half of the restaurant. We had other customers come by and say that we were completely in the right. I've never experienced this before in my life. Plain and simply, it's thievery. Very unprofessional and I worked as a waiter and restaurant manager for 5+ years. I can't imagine doing this to patrons of my business. Edit after the owner's response: No, not just one star reviews. People, just look at the attitude of this reply, and then wonder if I'm lying about terrible service. There's not one incorrect word in my statement here. I even asked if they'd pay the difference in the check to charity and I was told flat out, "no." I'm absolutely ashamed to call these people my Jewish brothers.

From the owner: Auf der Suche nach einem Restaurant in Wien, dass asiatische, koschere Gerichte anbietet? Dann bist…read moredu bei uns richtig. Das Mea Shearim Lokal in der Schmelzgasse bringt die asiatische Fusionsküche in den 2. Stadtbezirk von Wien. Benannt ist das Restaurant übrigens nach einem der ältesten Stadtviertel Jerusalems und passt so mit seinen koscher zubereiteten Gerichten natürlich perfekt in die Leopoldstadt - dem jüdischen Viertel Wiens.

The best hummus I have tasted in Vienna! It comes in many flavors, but I have only tried the plain…read more Fresh pita and challah bread. They also have some American products that are hard to find like Skippy peanut butter, Sun Maid raisins and Nature Valley granola bars. The cashiers have always spoken English and been very helpful when I have shopped there.

Wish I had not waited so long to review this restaurant as my memory of the specifics of the…read moreexperience are a bit hazy as we patronized the restaurant nearly 6 months ago.. Finding the restaurant was a bit of a hassle but the experience was worth the effort. That said I want to see this restaurant stay in business and also help jewish visitors to Vienna have an easier time finding Kosher establishments, so I here provide a rough summary of my experience. This was the second of two kosher dairy restaurants I patronized, and only the 4th kosher dairy meal I ate during my 2 months in Vienna July-September 2012. The restaurant is a corner location on a quiet "back" street a few blocks from Taborstrasse in/near one of the former large, pre-war jewish sections of Vienna. This in combination with the fact that the management doesnt seem to make a significant effort to advertise where non-Vienesse could easily find them. The decor is very nice and clean with a bit of a modern style. The main dining area is substantial in size although it didnt appear as so at first as the room shape has a bit of a "Hook" shape to it. There is also a "banquet" area that can be partitioned from the rest of the restaurant. As I recall they offer beer and wine along with typical coffee, tea and soft drinks. I believe they also have some hard alcohol beverages available as well. I wish I could remember examples of the variety of foods available on the menu as their website does not make available an electronic version. Unfortunately, that means my poor memory of our meals is the best available for your introduction. I can say that the food was very good. On one visit my girlfriend and I ordered separate pizzas. She ordered a pizza similar to one you may find in the US. I ordered what might be called a "salad" pizza. It included lettuce, hard-boilded egg, a white sauce instead of traditional tomato sauce and I believe onions and olives. It sounds strange but it was actually very good. If you go searching for this restaurant keep in mind a few things. First, know that the restaurant has only one sign on the building and at the time I was there their hours were not posted. It is a very large sign and it is quite high above the entrance but it sits flat against the building so if your path approaches the restaurant from the north (coming from Taborstrasse) it is very difficult to see. Second , the entrance was not clearly marked, can at times be locked even when open, and the interior lighting tends to be a bit subdued so going after dark may lead one to believe that it is closed. You could make your search easier by stopping at the Kosher market near the old Milk and Honey location, the previous incarnation of this restaurant. The market has the same owners as Novellinos so direction requests will not be resisted.

Excellent service, excellent staff, excellent Ambiente and most importantly excellent food! Great…read moreexperience and I will be back soon

Great place if you feel like Mediterranean place. Highly recommended their lentil soup, chicken…read moredone and lamb chop.

From the owner: Vegan/Vegetariesche Spezialitäten aus Israel und Koscher frei vom jegliche Konservierungsmittel…read more Wir sind ein Familienunternehmen bei uns sind Kinder herzlich willkommen. Die Falafeln werden Hauseigen produziert .

So the food was awesome. Excellent Russian style jewish food. Service ed just ok. Be patient,…read moreits worth it.