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1. Steirereck im Stadtpark
Heinz Reitbauer's three-Michelin-star restaurant in a steel-and-glass pavilion in the Stadtpark, serving creative contemporary cooking built on Austrian produce.
View details — Steirereck im StadtparkEating in Vienna ranges from a sausage at a street stand to some of the most acclaimed tasting menus in Europe. For the classics, Figlmüller on Wollzeile is known for its huge, thin schnitzel, Plachutta specialises in Tafelspitz, the boiled beef served with its broth and sauces, and Zum Weißen Rauchfangkehrer serves updated Viennese dishes in panelled rooms near Kärntner Straße. Zum Schwarzen Kameel, with roots in 1618, is the place for open sandwiches and a glass of wine at the bar, and the Gmoakeller near the Konzerthaus is a traditional Wirtshaus with fair prices.
At the top end, Steirereck im Stadtpark holds three Michelin stars, and Konstantin Filippou has two, with a more relaxed wine bistro next door. Both need booking well ahead, and both are closed on some days of the week, so check before you plan. For something casual, Bitzinger's sausage stand by the Albertina serves Käsekrainer until late, Mochi on Praterstraße offers Japanese and pan-Asian sharing plates, and the Schweizerhaus in the Prater serves crisp pork knuckle and Czech beer in its garden from spring to autumn. Many restaurants offer good-value set lunches on weekdays, and booking is wise for dinner everywhere popular.
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Heinz Reitbauer's three-Michelin-star restaurant in a steel-and-glass pavilion in the Stadtpark, serving creative contemporary cooking built on Austrian produce.
View details — Steirereck im StadtparkRestaurant
Chef Konstantin Filippou's two-Michelin-star restaurant on the Dominikanerbastei in the old town, with a more relaxed wine bistro, O boufés, at the same address.
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A wood-panelled old-town restaurant off Kärntner Straße serving updated Viennese classics, mostly from organic and regional produce, with a cellar of around 30,000 bottles.
View details — Zum Weißen RauchfangkehrerRestaurant
The old-town branch of the Plachutta family's restaurants, best known for Tafelspitz, Vienna's traditional boiled beef, served with its broth and classic sauces.
View details — Plachutta WollzeileRestaurant
A delicatessen, bar and restaurant on Bognergasse with roots in 1618, known for open sandwiches, hand-carved ham and an Art Nouveau dining room upstairs.
View details — Zum Schwarzen KameelRestaurant
The schnitzel house founded by Johann Figlmüller in 1905 in a passage off Wollzeile, famous for its huge, thin, plate-covering breaded schnitzel and potato salad.
View details — Figlmüller WollzeileRestaurant
A traditional Viennese Wirtshaus near the Konzerthaus with a history going back to 1858, serving classic home cooking with a modern touch at fair prices.
View details — GmoakellerRestaurant
The Kolarik family's seasonal beer garden in the Prater, famous for crisp roast pork knuckle carved at the table and Czech beer served in Krügerl mugs.
View details — SchweizerhausRestaurant
A lively Japanese and pan-Asian restaurant on Praterstraße that grew into a small Viennese food group, known for sushi, small plates and a relaxed, playful style.
View details — MochiRestaurant
A family-run sausage stand by the Albertina and the State Opera, serving Käsekrainer, Burenwurst and other Viennese sausages from morning until the early hours.
View details — Bitzinger Würstelstand Albertina