Been 5+ times, rarely gets order correct Long wait during…read morelunch time rush Only one table inside Probably quicker to go to a nearby supermarket and buy soup yourself Portions are decent sized, but I could get a lot more for my money in another part of town (maybe they are taking advantage of their location being near the university)

Cute lunch spot with soups and salads. No credit cards - so bring cash!…read more For indoor seating, there is a communal table with about 6 stools.

Good soup, OK price. The place is small, but comfortable. My only issue was the salad selection…read more Every single one is made with iceberg lettuce. Wortse lettuce you can find. The Chicken in my salad was dry but wet from the dressing. Compared to fresh soup and salad, it is on par.

This is an ideal lunch spot for working people in the city. Point is if you need to grab a decently…read morevalued healthy lunch and are able to take it to go then this is your spot. Some find the soups good but I personally enjoy their cold salads that are offered. The park next door is ideal place to sit and enjoy meal too.

I finally got to try this place after walking by a million times! The lentil soup was amazing and…read morethe service was super nice. It was too bad though that she had already put a lot of the food away and was busy cleaning the whole time (40 minutes before closing) and I didn't have many options. Plus, my soup was microwaved:/ I am probably being lenient with four stars, but the quality of the soup was really good! Gonna have to try it again at a different time of day.

Excellent soup and a very simple setup but I wish they were open more. It's tough to go here if you…read morework traditional hours.

Stopped in here after seeing some good reviews. The Schnitzel and the Veal Liver was outstanding…read more Highly recommend coming and giving this place a shot. And the inside is super cool looking. The service was wonderful as well. They have English menus for us Americans!

Came here after seeing excellent reviews on Yelp…read more Not impressed. Waited about 15 mins to get seated even though multiple tables were empty. The staff is limited and looks exhausted. Quite tight seating. Restrooms are not accessible by people with limited mobility. No baby changing stations. The food is okay. The schnitzel was fine and so was lamb. Okay to eat but not memorable. Caprese salad was tasty. In conclusion, if you are passing by and hungry, feel free to stop by. If you are looking for a memorable lunch/dinner experience, plan to visit a different establishment.

We were looking for a spot for dinner that was close to Schönbrunn palace and noticed this…read moreonline-it's a short, easy, 15-minute walk from the palace gate to the restaurant situated in a pretty little village just outside the palace walls. It's a big lively beer hall with big long tables and lots of groups enjoying themselves after work. Our table for two, situated upstairs in this massive place was the exception. Waiters were efficient and we they provided us with English menus to make choosing from their dozens of options easier. Like other Austrian restaurants we've visited this trip, the portions are massive-they make the US-sized big portions look small. My wife's chicken "schnitzel" (thin pounded chicken breast) was two large pieces that each covered the 10" dinner plate and was served with about a pint of German potato salad while my fresh fish (fried perch) wad two 8" long pieces, about an entire head of steamed broccoli and a couple of cups of buttery parsley potatoes. In addition we ordered their version of a caprese salad (tomatoes and fresh mozzarella with basil) that also filled an entire large plate. I suppose owing to the size of the restaurant (must seat at least 300-400), the food arrived super quick-salad in about 5 minutes and main courses very shortly after. With a couple of glasses each of a local red wine, the entire meal was less than 50€! Unfortunately we couldn't even eat half the food although from our perch on the 2nd floor looking down across the balcony, we did observe lots of local people, including women, who did! Bottom line, festive place with a great value.

passables Essen, aber sehr netten Scharnigarten. Hatte aber Eindruck dass nicht frisch gekocht…read morewurde das Essen - Fertiggerichte also

Hanoi is located on the popular shopping street Mariahilferstraße 168, across from the tram stop…read moreKranzgasse. The place is known for traditional Vietnamese food with the highest quality, and I find their portion sizes to be great and large. Inside the restaurant is richly decorated with Asian ornaments and designs. Faux flowers and plants also make the environment pleasant and relaxing. The servers I have met have always been very warm and courteous. I have been here many times so I am very familiar with the place! So, let's get down to the food. First of all, I like to enjoy tea when I eat out. Here featured is my favorite tea I like to get at Hanoi, called Lo Han Kuo, which comes from leaves of what is known as Chinese "magic fruit/longevity fruit" sweetened with a cube of brown sugar. Then as an appetizer, my partner likes to get their sweet-sour soup with chicken that gives a spicy kick. Meals are served with silverware, chopsticks, vinegars, chili sauce and of course, Sriracha hot sauce. I personally like to order Pho Bo, a rice noodle soup with beef and scallions with Thai basil leaves, lemon and bean sprouts served on the side. Absolutely delicious!!!!!!!!! My partner really likes their crispy duck with fried rice noodles and vegetables. For the portion sizes, I find the food to be well priced. To see their prices and what other menu items they have, click on this link here.

Attention! The HANOI has come to an end. Even the building is gone. You can't find anything at this…read moreaddress anymore. What is a shame. It was a great place in a beautiful building.

Going to nearby Schönbrunn Palace and stopped in for a quick bite…read more Service was adequate but the menu was not English friendly. The food was mediocre.

I don't know the affiliation between this place and Dommayer. But it is possibly to be the same…read morespot. I hate to say this but white privileges do help. So I was with a white tall person and we got seated right away with our kids. I asked for - wait for it, yes, Gluehwein, oh how I loved their Gluehwein here! it has a white and red version. I tried both and they were both delicious. The Wienerschitizel here is solid. and Kaiserscheman pancakes were perfect. We also had boiled beef and beef goulash. For dessert of course strudel. The service was excellent. The white table linen was lovely. You definitely get the Eastern European food mixed in with German and Austrian. For this untrained eye, I couldn't tell it apart from southern German food or Hungarian food. It is just basically Eastern European and German to me. But for an American, this is a good thing. We are hitting the familiar territories here. Unlike some American restaurants, they don't rush you here. You can eat as little as possible and you get served just as much. I would definitely come back here. A very lovely joint by the Palace.