Our first time eating Serbian was a complete surprise. Culinary delights served up by a friendly…read morestaff in huge portions. Our best meal in Vienna. If you're a foodie and you find yourself in the City of Music, eat here first and your trip will be complete.

I don't understand why there's several German low reviews but at had a wonderful meal…read more The buffet is an excellent option that is affordable and diverse with it's varieties of soups, grilled meats, and veggies. Staff seemed distant but aren't hesitant when it comes to requests or questions. Food was good and relatively fresh since staff checked on the buffet every now and then to replenish with more food. This is a great place to relax and enjoy a lunch after spending hours at the palace.

We had their Sunday special for ribs and potatoes for 7.90. We were actually pleasantly surprised…read moreby the portion and flavor. Waitstaff not very attentive. Will try again :)

One of Vienna's many neighborhood outdoor markets is the Johann-Nepomuk-Vogl Market in the Währing…read moredistrict. One might ask the question to me - why travel all the way there when there are so many other markets closer? Well the answer is the shop in the market called Crispy Dream. It is here that they are offering a schnitzel made with one of Austria's iconic food products - Kürbiskernöl (pumpkin seed oil.) I had the chicken schnitzel cooked in this special oil and all I can say is, "Wow, it sure tasted good!!" The friendly owner told me his is the only shop in Vienna serving this tasty treat. And that is exactly why I traveled to the Johann-Nepomuk-Vogl market to eat it!

Good food, very friendly staff. The main thing to eat is the buffet, which even has a bit of Sushi…read more There's also teppan-yaki, which costs a bit more, but is good if that's your thing.