Little popular spot in the market . Variety of food ( even Korean fried chicken) desert was the…read morebomb. Expect delays on the service ..cash only ! Food was alright for the price tag .

Neni is in Naschmarkt which is a stretch of restaurants that have indoor seating and outdoor…read moreseating mixed with sporadically food vendors along the row of 3 lanes of restaurants but not like a typical farmer's market. Neni service was accommodating, prompt and courtesy. They inform you right away it is cash only. The menu needs to be replaces. Old and tattered. The English menus are on the flip side of the page. We ordered Jerusalem plate which consisted of grilled chicken with roasted bell peppers on a bed of hummus and a pita for 19€ and both me and my partner thought is was very good . The chicken was seasoned nicely, not too salty and the hummus was consistently creamy and the pita was thick and fluffy about a 1/2" thick Not traditionally what I have had before. The hayas popcorn falafel with soya tahini which was very tasty. The sauce was an interesting combination maybe a hint of mango but not positive and a tiny bit of heat with tahini. This sauce was like a dressing that would be delicious on a salad. The falafels were not huge, smaller than a golf ball, dark on the outside and not grainy. We definitely would go back if we are in Vienna again and try their shashuka which is only served earlier in the day

This place was such a disappointment I really regret eating here. I love Mediterranean food and…read morethought it would be good based on what i could see people eating. With that said, while the tzatziki, the baba ganoush and the borek were really good , the rest was quite aweful; the hummus wasnt great, the haloumi cheese was dry and cold, the fresh turkish cheese made me sick (physically right after dinner..) and my husbands chicken kebab was not cooked.... (He eats a lot of kebab from a lot of places and he couldn't eat it.) Tips: -the muhamara was TERRIBLY spicy and not edible - the bread was stale Overall this place was a huge disappointment - they did (without us asking) take $10 off the bill which was fair.

A wonderful place filled with friendly servers that like to crack jokes. The shrimp kebabs were…read moreincredible. Very well seasoned and the veggie/couscous mix complemented the shrimp well. Only problem is the smell or cigarette smoke which generally covers the city so there isn't much to be done about it. Would highly recommend for a nice meal in a cute spot.

EDIT: we enjoyed our dinner so much that we came a second day n a row and ordered the exact same…read moremeal ( shish tawook with salad instead of rice or pomme frites). The only difference would be that today we each got a glass of wine. One was the gruner veltliner and the other was the Lebanese white wine.Both Were delicious, however, the Lebanese was by far outstanding and a real winner. You should order that one. We were greeted warmly at the door and asked if we had a reservation, which we did not, that did not prevent us from getting a seat in the main dining area. Service was. good if a little inattentive at times. The ambience is very elegant and the windows overlooking the street as well as the soft lighting and very soft music as to the overall ambience. The food was delicious end of high quality however it could have been warmer upon arrival at the table. Overall, it was an enjoyable meal, and I would return and make a recommendation for anyone looking for Lebanese cuisine in Vienna. Near Stadtpark and close to Wein Mitt (a short walk) from U3/U4 station

Tasty, high quality, fresh food. Service a little slow…read more Waiter spoke english. Enjoyed cold appetizers: labneh, humus, okra. Husband liked the grape leaves and the stuffed eggplant. The eggplant tasted to me like olives. The pita was fresh but somewhat chewy. I enjoyed a dessert that was a rectangular bar of semolina in honey or rosewater, topped with cashews and pistachios. I pointed to it in the dessert showcase near the front door. Elegant interior, tables spaced nicely. Near Stadtpark.

Its one of the best Restaurant in vienna. we enjoyed of all sortiments of foods, vienna is really…read morenice city.restaurant NAYEB is the best restaurant in vienna . they are so kindly.uuummmm:)))

We had a nice dinner here the other night. Didn't have a reservation and they were happy to seat…read moreus outside under the heaters. Started with Baba Ghanough - Chilled eggplant with sesame paste, lemon juice & olive oil. Hummus Elissar - a blend of chickpeas and basil pesto and topped with pomegranate seeds. This was so good. Shish Tawouk - 2 Chicken skewers served with grilled tomato, onions and garlic sauce. The chicken was tender and could have used a bit more flavor. Truly authentic Lebanese food and a nice enjoyable evening. I recommend making a reservation if you want to sit inside.

A friend recommended we come here to eat delicious Lebanese food. We were seated outside in front…read moreof the restaurant, and everything was very delicious! Service was wonderful, and even though it was sunny on a warm sunny day, the table we sat at was shady and faced away from the sun. The restaurant interior is beautiful and clean and it was easy to find the restroom downstairs. I had tasty chicken skewers, and plenty of water to drink.

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!!

This restaurant has great Lebanese food. The owner helped me with the menu as it was in Arabic. I…read morewould recommend this restaurant . It appears to be very popular with the locals.

So, SO good! I had the homemade ice tea and the chickpea/sweet potato falafel with fresh, warm pita…read moreand hummus. I asked the owners to please open a restaurant in my home town in the US. Definitely worth a visit to this restaurant.

first stop in Vienna and it did not disappoint. Owned by two brothers who were friendly. we had…read morethree pita sandwiches- one shawarma, one mango chicken and one falafel. All delicious! gets crowded so we were glad we made a reservation. Sat for a little bit before realizing we needed to order at the counter. highly recommend!

Great Middle Eastern food, cute decor, great service,low prices and awesome location near the Opera…read moreHouse

The food was good and so was the service. This is a great spot for a casual dinner with your…read morefriends and family.