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$ | 2nd District/Leopoldstadt | Café
One of Vienna's most popular third-wave coffeehouses brews and lives up to its hype and long lines with exceptional coffee, stylish decor, delicious...Read More
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$ | 1st District | Café
Made famous by its illustrious guests, the Café Central is one of the most famous cafés in all of Vienna. The soaring ceiling and gigantic columns...Read More
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$ | 9th District/Alsergrund | Café
Opened in 1873, this legendary coffeehouse boasts an elegant interior and a guest list that includes regulars like Freud, Mahler, Kalman, Marlene...Read More
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$ | 1st District | Café
A favorite of politicians and theater stars (the Burg is next door, the Rathaus across the street) since 1873, this was Sigmund Freud's favorite...Read More
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$ | 1st District | Café
Arguably the most famous café in Vienna, it is the home of the legendary Sachertorte, a dense chocolate torte with fresh aprioct jam in the...Read More
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$ | 6th District/Mariahilf | Café
Coffee in Vienna is designed to be savored and enjoyed, and one of the most splendid places in Vienna to do just that is at the Sperl. Featured...Read More
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$ | 22nd District/Donaustadt | Seafood
In summer the alfresco tables–-most peppered on a wide, floating dock on top of the water–-offers a sublime, Mediterranean-summer vibe. In winter...Read More
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$$$$ | 2nd District/Leopoldstadt | International
Dine at Vienna's poshest restaurant while taking in the stunning, 360-degree panoramic vistas of the city's skyline from the 18th floor of the...Read More
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$ | 1st District | Bakery
The display cases are filled to the brim at the world-renowned Demel, a 200-year-old pastry shop and chocolatier, famous for sweetmeats. Chocolate...Read More
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$ | 1st District | Bakery
Vienna's best-known pastry shop, Demel offers a dizzying selection, so if you have a sweet tooth, a visit will be worth every euro. And in a...Read More
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$ | 7th District/Neubau | American
This hopping little spot popped onto the Burggasse last year, and it's the best thing that's happened to the sweet tooth since cake was invented...Read More
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$$$$ | 1st District | International
In a stunningly short time, Filippou has made a remarkable impression on the Vienna dining elite, evident from its Michelin star and its Gault...Read More
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$ | 19th District/Döbling | Austrian
Situated smack in the Mayer winery vines with sweeping views of Vienna, this rustic outdoor spot is a great place to enjoy local wines while...Read More
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$ | 6th District/Mariahilf | Israeli
Smack in the middle of of the Naschmarkt, Neni is a perennially-popular spot run by an Israeli-Austrian family, serving up Israeli-Middle-Eastern...Read More
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$$$$ | 1st District | International
This gourmet establishment at the Palais Hansen Kempinski Hotel earned a Michelin star within months after opening. Now chef Norman Etzold has...Read More
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$$$$ | 1st District | Austrian
The classic Austrian dessert, the Sachertorte, resulted from a family saga that began with Franz Sacher, Prince von Metternich's pastry chef...Read More
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$$$$ | 3rd District/Landstrasse | Austrian
Considered one of the world's 50 best restaurants and holding two Michelin stars, this eatery is definitely the most raved-about place in Austria...Read More
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$ | 4th District/Wieden | Café
Oma is the word for Grandma in German, and if you ever wished you had one of your own to make you homemade kuchen (cake) or simple, hearty...Read More
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$ | 19th District/Döbling | Austrian
A winding walk up a tree-lined lane brings you to the garden of one of the city's most well-known heuriger. Here you will find one of the finest...Read More
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$$$$ | 1st District | Austrian
Back when Beethoven dined at the Black Camel, it was already a foodie landmark. Since then, it has been renovated (but only in 1901) and more...Read More