It's quite a nice place. Very friendly personnel, quick service, large portions, tasty food…read more They have Free WiFi.

Amazing food. Wiener schnitzel was spot on, fresh and the roasted potatoes with it were great. My…read moredaughter enjoyed her pasta arrabiata. Staff was excellent and good prices

Great restaurant !! You must order the schnitzel. Absolutely delicious. Great service. Beautiful…read moredecor. I highly recommend. Reservations suggested.

From arriving and meeting Hannes, to his recommended dishes - all 3 of us loved our meals -…read moreabsolutely delicious and highly recommend! It was our pleasure.

Had a lovely time here showing my sister somewhere to get real Austrian food. The service was quick…read moreand friendly, and our server was happy to help describe the menu in English. Delicious schnitzel. Sehr gemütlich.

A little off the beaten track decor wise. Soak in the charm. Eat the delicious food. Let the owner…read morelady coax you into eating.

Was visiting Austria for a few days and saw that this place was highly reviewed. The staff was…read morefriendly and this place is very authentic if that's what you are looking for! The menu besides for a small cut out is all in German so we just guessed on our food since we couldn't read it. Our guesses turned out great though ! My dish was some sort of pork sausage medallion over sauerkraut with roasted yellow potatoes . Would recommend!

From the owner: Über 120 Jahre ein Traditionelles Wiener Kaffeehaus, seit 36 JAHREN G'schamster Diener…read more Seit fast vier Jahrzehnten ist unser gemütliches Kaffeehaus angesagter Treff für Genießer von origineller sowie authentischer Wiener und Österreichischer Küche. Auch ebensolcher Kulturveranstaltungen.

The food the service and the atmosphere was great. They speak English and it made it very easy to…read moreorder what we wanted.

My son wanted to eat a meal traditional to Vienna during our visit. We chose Zum Hagenthaler for…read morethat reason. We decided to eat outside which was the nicest part of the meal. I assumed our server was new based on his lack of confidence/knowledge but later overheard him say he had worked there 6 months. We had to remind him of things we ordered a couple of times. During the meal he dropped an entire stack of glass plates on the back of mine and my daughters chairs. Glass and food went everywhere but no one seemed concerned and no one checked to see if we had been injured. Luckily we weren't hurt. The biggest problem came at the end of the meal when we went to pay we were told they did not accept credit cards. We all felt this was not true and also did not have 100 euros with us. My husband was told go down to the bank. It's about 100 meters. We had no other choice and had to withdraw the money with an exchange rate fee of almost $30. This was the worst restaurant experience we have had during this trip. I would not recommend!

Mill Restaurant in Mariahilf lives up to its advance hype. This nouvelle Austrian cuisine…read moreestablishment is pressing the right buttons. First of all, it looks both cool & warm at the same time. Mill consists of three comfy dining rooms with even a touch of industrial chic. And in summer there is a most pleasant Gastgarten. The food ingredients are of very high quality. For this month of November the emphasis is on Gansl and Wildspezialitäten. But be assured they will always have a vegetarian dish or two as well. My most recent dining experience here was very seasonal. I began with a fine Wildkraftsuppe enhanced by the addition of a Kaspressknödel (think Tirolean cheese dumpling.) I ordered a vegetarian main course called a sweet potato and pumpkin goulasch over polenta. This was very tasty down to the very last bite! Oh yes, complimentary homemade bread is also included with the meal. There are at least two different types in the generous bread basket. In fact the only negative was that they could have used another waiter in the busy restaurant. Service was very slow at the beginning taking too long a time to first get a menu and then to order. But yet the service was friendly when they finally gave our table some attention. There are reasons why certain restaurants are very popular destinations today in Vienna. Mill Restaurant is deservedly right up there with the best of them!.

Very average food, nothing special, neither on the menu. Unfortunately.... Wine wasn´t so good as…read morewell. The reason I am giving 3 stars is nice service and totally amazing ambiente, it is so nice...Maybe they have good cooffee and dessert, so one can enjoy some time there:)))

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.

The atmosphere is super cute. Music is always playing but at a very comfortable level. You can…read morestill maintain a conversation without having to shout. Servers are very welcoming and friendly. Would absolutely recommend coming here. We also tried their cocktails. 10/10

This place was around the corner from our hostel (Ruthensteiner) and open when we got in... So we…read moreWien(t). It was almost empty, and separated into a smoking and non smoking area, which I appreciate, but there was no physical barrier so... Basically it's all smoking. The waitress was nice but not overly friendly (although she ended up being one of the friendliest people on our trip in retrospect, turns out the Austrians -at least the one we met- are not particularly warm and fuzzy people.) We had the boiled beef which came with delicious potatoes, chive sour cream, and horseradish applesauce. This was super delicious and one of the Viennese specialties on our to-try list so we were happy to check it off! We also tried the turkey schnitzel which came with a "salad" (iceberg, a lot of tomatoes, and potatoes?) Prices were reasonable and atmosphere was cool. I'd recommend it for Viennese food or a drink!