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

Dinging a star because it's very expensive. It's in a great location with lots of tourists (you…read morecan see St. Stephen's cathedral and the pest/plague statue while eating your wurst. Because of location, there was a constant flow of customers. We shared the Weisswurst (white sausage) on a bun. It was fantastic. He squirts some mustard in the bun then pushes the sausage in. The mustard was all down at the bottom, so I asked for a side of mustard (to have with the first half of the hot dog) Then too much mustard at bottom. I would have ordered no mustard in dog, "just on the side, bitte", in retrospect. We came here after visiting the Theater museum (eh) and the Gemäldegalerie (has a Ruben and the Last Judgement Triptych by Hieronymus Bosch)

There's enough of these stands throughout the city. I googled a bunch of articles to see which one…read morewas the best and finally decided on this one based off the pics. Yeah, the sausages here are really solid. Don't get that sandwich version with it in the bread because the bread will just fill you up. The sausage alone is pretty filling so I recommend getting just the sausage with all those sides-check out my pic. When I was ordering I was saying "yes" to everything they offered and they said, "Everything!" and laughed. Then they asked me if I wanted a beer and I hesitated and they then said, "You want a beer!" and gave me a beer! Haha! I thought that was pretty awesome. I honestly wanted to order another sausage right after finishing mine but I knew if I had another one, it'd kill my appetite for dinner so chose not to.

We needed an after-concert snack around 10:30 pm on our way back to our hotel at innere stadt in…read moreStephansplatz. This is one stand that provides quick service and super affordable Bratwurst with mustard and bread.

Super expensive street food. Yeah the location is good, but just walk down a side street and there…read moreare so many better places.... Go to the grocery and get some fresh bread or rolls and buy some cheese or meat for about 1/4 of the price. Sausages were not good, tasted like they had been spinning for at least a day.

Okay, stop what you're doing and go to Vienna Sausage immediately! This place is an absolute gem…read moreand easily earns a perfect 10/10 in my book. I first tried the classic Vienna sausage, and let me tell you, it was nothing short of perfection. So incredibly delicious, juicy, and bursting with flavor that I couldn't resist going back for more. On my second visit, I tried another sausage from their menu (the name escapes me now, unfortunately!), and it was just as fantastic. Consistent quality and incredible taste across the board. If you're looking for an unforgettable sausage experience in Vienna, this is the place. Seriously, don't miss out on Vienna Sausage!

It's amazing authentic cute hole-in-the-wall place with great hotdogs. It's clean and organized…read morethough. Classic hotdog is the most common item ordered and recommended by the owner. Owner is friendly and informative. He offers other recommendations or answers questions for tourists. Service is quick and organized. Very limited indoor and outdoor seating. Accepts touchless payments.

Basically the gist I'm getting from their website through my translate app, is that there has been…read morea Wurst stand here since 1916. Maybe not this exact wurst stand, but they are respecting the tradition of this location by serving some of the best wurst in Vienna. Truthfully it was the best I had, including quite a few sit down locations, so I can highly recommend this unassuming sausage stand. Kasekrainer - cheese sausage, was outstanding and I came back to get a 2nd one a couple of days later. The cheese was nice and melted without oozing all over the place. Their website says something about using a truffle cheese from Kaseland at the Naschmarkt, but I didn't really pick up a truffle flavor, perhaps that's a different specialty sausage. However whatever cheese they used was very tasty. Burenwurst - I found this sausage a little smokey and full of flavor. My wife preferred this one, and I preferred the cheese sausage. Can't go wrong either way. Sausages are cut in pieces and served with bread on the side, which is great for sharing and if you are going to be snacking around the Naschmarkt. I never really figured out what the shredded topping was. It was a little crunchy, didn't have that much flavor to it. Maybe shredded radish, but it provided more of a texture than flavor with the sausage. Anyway this little sausage stand makes a nice 1 2 stop along with Urbanek just around the corner to get your Naschmarket food tour going. Don't miss out, and make sure you stop by for one of the best Kasekrainer in town.

Hausgemachter Kartoffelpuffer €2.50 I tried the snuck for…read morethe first time. Nice place before taking bus or train

Loved this spot, especially when homesick for a good casual beer and pizza restaurant. Space is…read morehuge and plenty of communal seating, the decor is fun and modern. The pizzas were super tasty and you can customize as much as you'd like. Would definitely recommend - especially with a group of friends.

Today was an unforgettable first day and first time in Vienna. It is our first Christmas Eve spent…read moreabroad with the family and we happened to stay out late after some sightseeing. We were walking back to the hotel and realized we needed to grab a bite before calling it a night. Luckily we walked down the right street and right into Hefenbrüder. The door was wide open and a chalk signage said "Charity Event" open until 8pm. As we waltzed right in the wife of the owner explained the charity event but welcomed us right in and sat us down. The concept of a pizza to share and cut with a scissor was so enticing we couldn't help but stay! As we were taken care by our waiter ( a very friendly young man with great English) we couldn't help but notice the owner's family working behind the counter for the charity, which gives a hot meal and a bag full of food and toiletries to the homeless. Even their young daughter explained that they believed everyone deserved a hot meal and a good time on Christmas. As New Yorkers, we highly recommend this pizza and this place! The industrial feel and the positive energy are undeniable. Thank you to the owner and his family and team for such a wonderful experience !!! Great great great. Dankeeee!

These stands are all over and they keep long hours. They also serve pretty good food at a…read morereasonable price. Some also have minimal seating or counter space.