Vienna Restaurants

Yugetsu, in the 1st district, is a Japanese adventure restaurant. On the first floor, the owners serve spectacular Teppan-Yaki cuisine, with its acrobatic chefs preparing the food at your table, throwing vegetables, meat, knife... more

What sets this cosy guesthouse apart from all the others has to be the opening hours, though it's just as well known for its great food, good old Viennese classics and square meals well into the early hours. It is the first por... more

The spacious Vier Jahreszeiten in the Vienna Intercontinental Hotel has enjoyed an excellent reputation for years and serves several cusines, from French to Asian. The lunchtime buffet is huge and varied. In the evening, the s... more

This restaurant was a success right from the start. Design and cooking fit together well here: both are inventive and modern. High rooms, large windows, stylish furniture and paintings show that a professional was at work here... more

Even though the interior is typically decorated in white and blue, this place has much more to offer than the ordinary Greek restaurant in your neighborhood. The decor is tasteful, not kitschy, but the restaurant is cozy. It of... more

As there are a lot of bars and clubs in this area, the streets here are very busy at night. This small Turkish restaurant stays open until 2am on weekends and welcomes hungry customers after a long night out. The entrance appea... more

There has been a wine shop on the Bach-Hengl site since 1137. Also, the name of the family boasts a long tradition; in the year 1372, the names Hengler and Henglweiner featured in the history books. Between the two parts of the... more

Eckel offers imaginative cuisine in the middle of all the places in the 19th district. Eckel is said to be one of the best restaurants in the area, and in the summer, there are few more pleasant places to eat than the garden at... more

A Chinese restaurant with a distinctive postmodern decor, looking more like the departure lounge of an airport or the canteen of a space station. But don´t be frightened away, because the Kiang serves very good food! more

Thanks to Isidore Canevale, designer of the former hunting-lodge of Emperor Joseph II in the Prater, nowadays we may feel like we're in heaven on earth just by having a coffee in the restaurant Lusthaus on a sunny day; watching... more