7 places curated from 10 travel vlogs — the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
Long-standing institution near the shopping streets, famous for cheap and charming finger sandwiches such as herring with onion and chicken liver. They're traditionally paired with a tiny beer called a Pfiff.
A charming French restaurant beside Sigmund-Freud-Park with views of the Votivkirche, suggested as an alternative to Café Central.
A burger restaurant on Rotenturmstrasse with an extensive menu of meat and veggie burgers plus many sides, at around $15–20 per person.
Traditional Viennese restaurant with a courtyard shaded by grapevines. It serves classics such as pork-and-crackling dumplings, goulash, veal with cranberry and apricot jam pancakes.
Casual, Michelin Guide-listed restaurant whose chef-owner adds Asian touches to a short menu. Dishes include vitello tonnato, scallop sashimi, a truffle schnitzel and a riff on the Snickers bar.
Burger spot that grew out of a lockdown pop-up by a business specialising in aged dairy-cow beef. It serves smash burgers, a kimchi-mayo Philly cheesesteak, curry-butter fries and Reuben sandwiches.
A modern first-district spot that serves tartare made from organic veal and beef without flavor enhancers. Toppings and marinades are creative, including caprese, and passion fruit with caramelized banana.