Best wine bar in Vienna. I stayed nearby at Hotel Wandl and was welcomed warmly. Superb selection…read moreand attentive service. Excellent choices and by US standards exceptional value.

What a gem two streets back from the hustle and bustle of tourists around Stephansplatz. The staff…read morewere really helpful and knowledgeable about the impressive range of champagnes to suit all tastes. Comfortable and high end atmosphere, would highly recommend!

Excellent liquor store, I was able to find a lot of rare goodies to take back to the US. The owner…read morespeaks English and was nice enough to give me some recommendations. I really liked the beer selection and the rum selection. They had white Pampero from Venezuela and I really hadn't seen that! Good prices on some rums, too. Don't miss it.

Well, after searching Vienna for a decent beer shop I finally found one and on my back step as…read morewell! This has to be a drinkers paradise! Here you will find wines from all over the world, spirits and beer. The highlight has to be the beer selection. Over 250 different kinds of beer from the usual (Stiegl, Fransiskaner) to a fantastic choice of Belgium beers (Leffe, Judas) to the downright obscure (Crocodile beer, Hoegaarden Appel). A beer lovers oasis! They also have a fantastic whiskey/whisky selection here with most everything you could possibly want, classic malts such as Oban and more varied commercial brands such as Jim Beam Extra. Also available are liqueurs beyond counting and a decent variety of ports and sherries. And the best thing about Ammersin are the prices. Very, very reasonable and around 10-20% off of any other alcohol store I have found so far. Well worth a visit!

A wonderful selection of Austrian, German and French wines, with some from Italy, Spain and…read moreelsewhere. Certainly a good range to appeal to pretty much any wine lovers palette. To one side of the store there is a wine bar, where around 15-20 bottles are open and you can try a glass, along with a small selection of cheeses, meats and other snacks should you so choose. They will also open any bottle in the store for you for EUR15 plus the price of the bottle.

They have air conditioning!! Great place to grab a drink after you escape the overwhelming tourist…read moretrap that is now the Naschmarkt. Friendly and helpful staff, great selection of wines to buy or try at the in-store bar. A bit pricier than most places for a glass of wine, but the unique options are worth it.

You pick your bottle and your wine & bread, then they cut it and present it for you…read more They don't offer much explanation on the labels so it's recommended to ask for suggestions. They speak English well enough. The prices are very affordable. We ordered a $12 bottle of authentic Austrian red wine, cheese blocks 5€ & 6€ plus a loaf of bread for 6€.

First time going to this restaurant as I've passed by it many times down the MQ street. Service was…read morelovely and i really enjoyed being there in general. I ordered a salad and ugh, it was amazing! House dressing was perfect but for my mother, she found her meat wrapped around a chunk of cheese far too salty. I ordered a moscow mule and to my surprise, it comes in a bottle! Cool, right? It was an interesting experience but id def come back!

From the owner: WEIN & CO ist der größte Weinfachhandel Österreichs und FineWine-Händler Nummer eins! Über 2000…read moreWeine, Geschenke, Spirituosen, Feinkost und Zubehör aus aller Welt!

Only a couple of short blocks from the well-trafficked street where Zum Leopold sits, Zum…read moreHolundestrauch feels much more like a local's place. It's on a quiet street where one must go to discover it rather than just stumble across it en route elsewhere. I never went inside either restaurant as both sport pleasant outdoor seating where I was able to sit despite the presence of "reserved" signs atop the tables. The menus are even similar between the two restaurants, or at least were similar in the categories I cared about: fried cheese and goulash. Both were every bit as good here as they were at Zum Leopold and I think you'll be best rewarded at both places by sticking to the Austrian basics. Not to keep comparing the two restaurants but one reminded me of the other and vice-versa and I honestly couldn't say that one was any better than the other. If you have time, try both, or if you like the idea of a less-traveled, more little neighborhood place come here instead.

Are a tourist and looking for a place to eat local or native food?…read more This is your jam! I was looking for a place to have lunch as I was hungry and I looked and looked. I knew that I did not want to eat american food but this one stood out and looked very family oriented and with local and traditional flavors. O walked in and everyone shares the table. So if you sit at a table with 4 to 6 chairs and there are 3 left, you can expect to be will be sharing the table at some point. I loved this place because a lot of locals go to it to have lunch. They have a lunch menu of the day but I wanted to have Wien schnitzel. Don't be shocked if you are the inly tourist in the restaurant! The service was good and efficient but keep in mind that they only take CASH ! The ambience was good, sharing tables, family style. Everyone was very welcoming even when I was the only tourist. I highly recommend this space if you want to try very good traditional food.

Unique place to get breakfast that is nothing like the US. The service was great super fast and…read moreattentive. They squeezed us in even though there was limited seating. The quality of the food was great and the tea was super unique, would return and com here again!

Great place to buy wines. They have a very large cellar underground…read more Staff are informative and wont try to upsell anything. You can take as long as you need to downstair. Great prices as well and very close to the station.