ahhhh this place was so pretty! We took the tram up to Grinzing and it was a charming town and this…read morewas a charming restaurant. We got the Austrian roast pork thingy with bread dumpling - very tasty! We got some wine which was reasonably priced. The place is really gorgeous (at least in summer when we were there). and we thoroughly enjoyed. While not a stereotypical American who only speaks one language I do not speak very much German. I do not expect places to have English speaking staff but the waitress spoke excellent English.

Beautiful building that is over 900 years old. Very friendly and helpful waitstaff. We did not eat…read morehere but the house wine is delicious and the wine lounge is very cozy and welcoming to enjoy a few drinks in.

A great vineyard where they serve good traditional Vienna food, with a traditional Vienna…read morerestaurant service in an ambience like to stay long hours. Good house wine and great live music.. it was a good experience... recommended! I can barely pronounce the plate names but they were good.

The Steirerstöckl is a classic and ambient country restaurant and Gastgarten in the city ....well…read moreactually it's in a part of the Vienna Woods which happens to be technically within the city boundaries. It's in the attractive Pötzleinsdorf neighborhood of Vienna at the end of the Pötzleinsdorfer Schloss Park. This rustic culinary institution (founded in 1917) is fairly easy to find and well worth it. In winter it is a warm outpost when the world around it is clothed in white. In summer it can be a welcome stop on a hike in the Vienna Woods. And that is important to know. Though the food is quite good here and nicely highlights the cuisine of the Steirmark, it is also definitely not cheap to eat here. But you can also just enjoy some great Styrian wine in their outdoor garden before completing your hike and returning to the city. Anyway, if you're living in Vienna, learn where the Steirerstöckl is as there is not really another eating & drinking establishment that close to it. You never know when you might be in the Pötzleinsdorf neighborhood or surrounding Vienna Woods!

Excellent Austrian cuisine with a Styrian twist! My rating is based on the taste of the food and…read morehere are the details: Chanterelle mushroom cream soup - very good with a lot of tiny chanterelles in the bowl. Creamy and yet not too heavy. I also liked small potato chunks in the soup which added additional texture. Styrian beef carpaccio - also very good, properly dressed and well balanced. Sheep cheese carpaccio - thinly sliced home made sheep cheese with rucola and pesto. I combined it with the above beef carpaccio which made a killer pairing. Chicken skewer on a bed of salad. Woohoo! The best chicken skewer I ever had. Three different pieces of chicken on a skewer - plain, bacon wrapped and stuffed - cooked to a phenomenally juicy perfection. Pork schnitzel - breaded with an addition of pumpkin seeds and pan fried in butter to a golden perfection. Extremely tender and juicy and perfectly seasoned - possibly one of the best ones I ever had in Vienna. Ice cream dumpling - a sweet tradition that shouldn't be avoided. Hazelnut brandy - a must have. Like a liquid, alcohol rich nutella in a glass. Overall, a great performance by the Wirtshaus Steirerstöckl. The service was great and friendly and the only thing that I didn't like is that (like a lot of other restaurants in Vienna) Wirtshaus Steirerstöckl is cash only!

Cozy attractive wine tavern with good food but terrible service. We had to flag down the waitress…read moremultiple times to order, to pay, etc... She could not be bothered to clear the dirty plates from the table. Don't come here unless you have all the time in the world to spare! There are plenty of better alternatives in Grinzing.

Heurigenbuffet weekday 12:00〜14:00 €15.9 Heuriger 1/4 Glass €4.90…read moreI want to visit again

If you really want to experience Austrian tradition and Austrian hospitality then you are just…read moreright here. You can choose between smaller intimate rooms and huge rooms for celebrations. There is lots of wood and stone, which makes it kind of cozy - a typical winery. In the huge garden there is lots of green and flowers, almost like being in the parks of the Castles of Salzburg or Schoenbrunn. S'Pfiff literarily means the Whistler. But Pfiff describes a special size of beer mug that is in between the large and the small ones. This location is a very successfully renovated traditional winery of this Viennese area, called Glanzing/Döbling. The prices are a bit high, but this is compensated by the ambience and the quality. The service is excellent and the variety of food and drinks is amazing. Besides you get traditional Austrian food you can hardly find nowadays. The variety of Schnitzel and desserts is great. You even get Austrian tarts, which became kind of rare nowadays. Buffets are also arranged upon request. A great place for getting to know Austrian tradition.

Average food in an above average establishment sums up what this restaurant is all about…read more Several meals I had there were not memorable, but were definitely acceptable. The menu is Austrian and with so many Austrian restaurants around Vienna (and this goes for a lot of places in town not just this one) the food has to be exceptional to stand out. Unfortunately, s'Pfiff has an extensive menu that looks as if every dish served in the entire country is included. With a menu of that size, it is hard to produce anything that is really stellar and s'Pfiff is a perfect example of that. On a positive note, the outdoor seating area is nice and the service is fast and friendly.

Nice cafe with nice breakfast platter and coffee. Staff was not super friendly and seemed a little…read moredisorganized, but it was a solid place to read a book and enjoy a bite. Their bar is really cute, I wish there were stools there.

Das Fischerbräu ist kein Touristenlokal, kein Instagram-Zirkus und kein "Schau ma mal"-Beisl - das…read moreist echtes Wien. Hier sitzen keine Reisegruppen mit Stadtplan, sondern Stammgäste, Nachbarn, Studenten, Professoren und Menschen, die wissen, was gut ist. Man kommt rein und fühlt sich sofort wie daheim. Kein Schmäh, kein Theater - einfach ehrlich. Die Küche? Sensationell. Wiener Klassiker auf höchstem Niveau, perfekt abgeschmeckt, großzügige Portionen, und man merkt: Hier steht jemand am Herd, der sein Handwerk versteht. Ob Schnitzel, Braten oder saisonale Schmankerl - das ist keine Deko-Küche, das ist Substanz. Und das Bier? Ganz ehrlich: eines der besten in Wien. Frisch gebraut, charaktervoll, süffig. Kein Einheitsgeschmack, sondern echtes Brauhandwerk. Man trinkt nicht nur ein Bier - man genießt es. Das Fischerbräu ist Wien, wie es sein soll: bodenständig, herzlich, qualitativ stark - und ohne künstlichen Charme. Wer wissen will, wie echtes Wien schmeckt: hingehen. Punkt.

This place is your typical bier garden! The beer was great! My wife had the chicken schnitzel and…read moreI had Pork Medallions over home made Spätzle in a light sauce! It was outstanding! Highly recommend this place!

The veal schnitzel was thin, tender and breaded perfectly. I also really liked the greens and…read moresprouts on the potato field salad - fresh flavor and good compliment to the potatoes. And I am a sucker for a warm cake and ice cream pairing - this one did not disappoint! The restaurant is open and airy with exposed brick, comfortable seating, natural lighting and a charming outdoor space.

Came here hoping to sit outside and enjoy the fresh air. It was not the case. Clean and brightly…read morelit restaurant. Had another veal Wiener schnitzel and it was huge. Luckily I didn't order the soup. The schnitzel was great and the fries excellent. It came with a mixed side salad. Another excellent meal in Austria.