Fabulous experience with great service, friendly knowledgeable staff, and great food. Highly…read morerecommend while visiting Vienna!

Wow!! If you love wine and want to experience some of the best wines Austria has to offer, you have…read moreto come here!! The service was incredible - we were (very sadly) in a bit of a rush to make it to a concert and the server accommodated us beautifully. The meat and cheese plate was stunning and the wines were so good and all local to Austria. The owner clearly knows what he is doing and cares deeply for Austrian wines. Cannot recommend this place highly enough.

very nice cosi wine place, with good and quality wines as well as other things you can have…read moreadditional. if you are lucky you can get a couch in the back of the bar, where you can sit enjoy life and just drink one or more brilliant glasses of wine.

Love this place, very unique. It's small but has many wine options…read more Very good price, relaxing and down to vibe.

What a cute little establishment. So much wine!! I loved it! Smoking is allowed indoors here…read more Bathroom is very small. Can get quite loud inside. Bar staff is very friendly.

We ate here before going to a concert at the Wiener Konzerthaus, which was less then a 10 minute…read morewalk away. This was a beautiful restaurant. It would be great for a date night. They started us off with 3 different types of bread and a delicious spread to go with it. I got the pumpkin chicken, which was the perfect seasonal dish. The service was great and our waiter spoke English.

Delicious food! We visited Liebsteinsky on a Monday afternoon, and it was pretty empty. The…read moreinterior features blue booths and dark brown wood tables and chairs. Pop music played in the background during our visit. I ordered the chanterelle. The mushrooms were perfectly cooked and swimming in a rich sauce with the perfect amount of parsley. Overall, I would highly recommend Liebsteinsky for lunch celebrating a special occasion in Vienna.

Slipped into this cute restaurant looking for a place to have a glass of wine. Without…read morereservations they sat us immediately and brought us a delicious antipasto plate. They also recommended yummy Viennese wine. I absolutely commend this cute, modern European spot.

Great little heurigen tucked away inside the 8th district!…read more Cute setting; you'd never know you were so close to the city center. This heurigen is not as large as those on the edge of town, so call ahead to make a reservation. Their wine is nice, but their food selection, while tasty, is not a huge list of options.

I discovered Weinstube Josefstadt while some friends from the U.S. were visiting and really wanted…read moreto visit a heuriger, but they weren't so keen on trekking outside the inner city. After asking a few friends for recommendations, we decided to try out Weinstube Josefstadt, and this place did NOT disappoint! Located in the 8th district down a quiet street, Weinstube Josefstadt is in a super convenient location, yet still offers the feeling of the authentic heuriger dining experience (particularly for tourists) - walking in off the street, you enter a courtyard filled with vines and creepers: it's super lush and green. You forget you're in the inner city, and there are trellises with vines everywhere (and plenty of seating, including outside). There's a wine menu, of course, and service for drinks, but meals are self-serve if you've come to eat as well as drink wine. Some of the fare we had included different cheeses, sausages, bread, pickles, Austrian potato salad, spinach strudel, and all different types of spreads to go with the bread. There were also a few other menu items that I forget now; I do remember the strudel being pretty tasty, and the spreads we tried were quite good, too. It was pretty interesting because you paid for the food based on weight, so you could order 10 deka (10 dekagrams (100 grams) = about 1/4 of a pound) of cheese - Austrians use dekagrams to measure food. If you're looking for this place, keep an eye out for the metallic wreath outside - wreaths are markers of open heurigers. Even though it's in the inner city, since it's kind of tucked away you'll miss it if you're not looking for it.

Went here on a Bites tour of the city. It's a big restaurant with lots of seating! Its a pretty…read moreromantic and intimate place with soft lighting! We were here to try the white wine! The staff was very nice and attentive! Be sure to go downstairs to check out their store! Also, there is a secret door that opens and leads you to the bathrooms!!!

My partner and I (mixed race couple) were initially told there were no seats available, but within…read more10 mins several other full white couples had been seated--upon re-entering the restaurant alone the host immediately offered myself (a white woman) a table while I stood beside another white man who was also waiting. The moment we clarified we weren't together and I brought in my Brown boyfriend, the host seemed visibly perplexed, and the tone shifted. Throughout the evening, we were denied a simple wine tasting, then largely ignored, which left us with a strong impression of biased, discriminatory treatment. To make matters worse, staff repeatedly emphasized the price of everything, which came off as patronizing and inappropriate regardless of anyone's background or perceived status. This experience felt xenophobic and racist, and it was frankly vile--there are far too many restaurants in Austria to support one that treats guests this way. As two physicians who take care of people in their darkest hours, it felt incredibly degrading to be treated this way when we were simply trying to enjoy an evening away from the stress of our daily careers. I would hope that the owners of this establishment would take a hard look at the standards set for their employees and management practices going forward to create a safe atmosphere where all connoisseurs can gather and vibe even in just a moment of peace from the day-to-day hardships we can all certainly relate to. Shameful behavior indeed. Pity, as the ambience and wine selection was delicious but tainted by the ugly reminder of bigotry.