Recommended Restaurants

Twinroom brings to you a selection of some of the most popular and good value restaurants and eateries in Vienna.

Do and Co
Haas-Haus
Stephansplatz 12
Vienna 1010

The Do and Co is one of the most stylish restaurants in Vienna. This restaurant is located on the top floor of the Haas House in front of St Stephen's Cathedral with superb views of the city. It is recommended that you book a window view in the winter or a balcony table in the summer. This restaurant is responsible for the 'new Viennese cuisine' trend ranging from sushi and Thai to steak.

Fighmüller's Restaurantion
In the arcade, I, Wollzeile
Vienna 5

The Fighmüller offers, 'Vienna's most famous schnitzel since 1905'. The schnitzel in this restaurant are said to be the largest in Vienna! However, only house wine is served and there is no beer or hot drinks. Booking is essential for the Fighmüller.

Drei Husaren
1 Weihburggasse
Vienna 4

This is one of Vienna's oldest restaurants located in the heart of Vienna, next to St Stephens Cathedral. The Drei Husaren or 'Three Hussars' places emphasis on traditional Viennese specialities and the hors-d'oeuvres trolley is renowned in Vienna, you can choose from over 30 delicacies. For dessert, the house crêpes or Husarenpfannkuchen are famous.

David and Ruven's
1 Seittenstettengasse
Vienna 2

David and Ruven's is a kosher restaurant in the middle of the Bermuda Triangle. The restaurant has a stone paved entrance and arched ceilings. The menu offers both German Jewish food and Middle Eastern Jewish cuisine with a home cooked taste.

Brezlg'wölb
1 Ledererhof
Vienna 9

This restaurant is a medieval cellar within the old city walls. The Brezlg'wölb serves traditional Viennese cuisine whilst playing classical music.

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Recommended Bars.

Twinroom suggests the following bars in and around Vienna.

St Urbani-Keller
Am Hof 12
Vienna

This beer cellar is one of the oldest in Vienna and is named after the patron saint of winemaking. The cellar was first opened as a meeting place in 1906 and still has brick vaulting dating from the 13th century. The bar on the lowest level of the cellar has thick wooden tables with a large collection of art. A large variety of wines are offered with the feature vintage coming from the owner's vineyards.

Jazzland
Franz-Josefs-Kai 29
Vienna

Jazzland is the most famous jazz establishment in Austria. The bar offers high quality performers with three sets a night, beginning at 9pm. The atmosphere is enhanced by the location, a deep 200-year old cellar with dim lighting.
Jazzland is open nightly from 8pm to 1am.

Altes Presshaus
Cobenzlgasse 15
Grinzig
Vienna

This is the oldest pub in Grinzig and has been open since 1527. During the summer visitors can sit in the garden terrace and it is worth asking to see the authentic cellar.

Titanic
Theobaldstrasse 11
Vienna

The Titanic is a dance club with two different dance floors and an upstairs restaurant, serving international cuisine. This club offers soul, funk, hip-hop, house and disco from 10pm until 4am nightly.

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Shopping

Vienna's Naschmarkt is the biggest marketplace in the city and is famous for its fresh produce as well as its range of crafts.
Vienna offers a wide range of boutique stores, fashion outlets and jewellers in the pedestrian-only shopping districts of Kärntner Strasse, Graben and Kohlmarkt.