The person who helped me was very nice. They don't seem to speak English very much, which is fine,…read morebut I was able to figure out what to do. I don't remember which one I got, but it was very lackluster for me. I probably wouldn't return. I hope your experience is better!

This corner stand was a block from where we were staying and every time we walked by we were…read moreenticed by the great aromas wafting onto the street. Finally one evening we decided to stop and order and bring it back to the apartment we were renting for an early dinner. We both got the mix (chicken and lamb) - one was on what was more of a tortilla and the other sort of a pita/sandwich. Even though they were basically the same I liked the pita format better. In the end I wondered if I would have like just a lamb version versus a mix. Nonetheless it was super tasty and a good value. Actually some onion would have made it better. Highly recommended - we were lucky when we stopped there was not the long line we had seen at other times of the day.

Huge lines. I lack all patience so I went at like 10. Vienna makes magic sausages as the bore out…read morethe middle of the French bread, toast it and then insert the grilled wiener. It's magic that the wiener or hot dog sauces don't spill out like the American Canadian form factor. Also delicious

I just didn't understand all the rave reviews of this hotdog stand. I'm not a sausage connoisseur…read moreor anything, but I have to say the quality of the food was just average, nothing to brag about. I thought the service was super unfriendly even from Austrian standards. If you happen to be in the neighborhood and are craving sausages, I don't think there's any "harm" trying this place.

Dinging a star because it's very expensive. It's in a great location with lots of tourists (you…read morecan see St. Stephen's cathedral and the pest/plague statue while eating your wurst. Because of location, there was a constant flow of customers. We shared the Weisswurst (white sausage) on a bun. It was fantastic. He squirts some mustard in the bun then pushes the sausage in. The mustard was all down at the bottom, so I asked for a side of mustard (to have with the first half of the hot dog) Then too much mustard at bottom. I would have ordered no mustard in dog, "just on the side, bitte", in retrospect. We came here after visiting the Theater museum (eh) and the Gemäldegalerie (has a Ruben and the Last Judgement Triptych by Hieronymus Bosch)

There's enough of these stands throughout the city. I googled a bunch of articles to see which one…read morewas the best and finally decided on this one based off the pics. Yeah, the sausages here are really solid. Don't get that sandwich version with it in the bread because the bread will just fill you up. The sausage alone is pretty filling so I recommend getting just the sausage with all those sides-check out my pic. When I was ordering I was saying "yes" to everything they offered and they said, "Everything!" and laughed. Then they asked me if I wanted a beer and I hesitated and they then said, "You want a beer!" and gave me a beer! Haha! I thought that was pretty awesome. I honestly wanted to order another sausage right after finishing mine but I knew if I had another one, it'd kill my appetite for dinner so chose not to.

Yes there is a line and yes it goes by fast. Highly recommend looking at the menu before hand and…read moreuse Google Translate to translate so you know what you're getting. It's very light and flavorful. Highly recommend stopping by and getting one or two different kinds. The two gentlemen working there were nice and accommodating.

Good hot dogs - hot dog small place- go to the counter - no inside or seating…read more Long lines all the time

The most bangin' döner in the city. My Turkish friend from work took me here, and he knows good…read morefood of all varieties, and this was his favorite. Here's why Diwan rocks: They cook the meat over wood coals. The bread is fresh-baked, and the toppings, salads and other delights in the display counter are all fresh and flavorful. Simplicity and quality are the hallmarks here. I have heard of a handful of other places of this calibre, but compared to the vast majority of greasy, low-quality, cheap, and disgusting döner options in the town, Diwan shines. You need to check this place out if you think all kebab is the same. Place is tiny, so don't expect a seat (only 3 tables available), but this food is "to go" friendly.

We came here with my Turkish friends.....(our hotel was near by so it wasn't a planned place)…read more Really was good - probably the best you get when not in Turkey. Staff were friendly, food was good, service efficient and price point reasonable.

Isn't it great to travel abroad and be surprised by how much vegan food you find?…read more I recently visited the beautiful Vienna, Austria and was thrilled by how much - and how tasty - their vegan food was! I was so happy to stumble upon Yamm! at Naschmarkt while I was wandering the streets of Vienna. Yamm! has indoor and outdoor seating, and on a chilly day in December, I was so glad to go inside and relax. The menu was short, and changes daily. During my visit, there were a few different taco options. I opted for one with chickpeas and one with falafel. The food was good and tasted very fresh. I'm still trying to figure out what some of the sauces were. It was so good!. Plus, the atmosphere was relaxing. Don't overlook Yamm! at Naschmarkt just because the menu is minimal. You won't be disappointed! Yamm! thank you for being a vegan-friendly restaurant! Check out my full review at https://veganhostess.com/2017/01/20/vegan-in-vienna/

I think the Vegan/vegetarian signage might put some people off, but this stand had me at Arancini…read moreRice Balls! Delicious rice balls packed around a yummy filling and then fried. To top it off, they served it with a tasty quinoa salad, olives, and a plain and wasabi hummus. Don't pass this stand up next time you're in the Nachsmarkt.

Easy good simple street food... enjoyed spicy sausage sliced and braut sliced... no seating around…read morebut "lean" counters work OK

A typical Viennese street food kiosk, with a lot of sausage, beer, pickles, awesome food!! This…read morestand charges for bread; 1€ a slice which is a ripoff that costed the rating one star, and it doesn't accept credit cards, which tells me their convenience comes before the customer's, so there goes another star. So beware, other than that the food is descent.