The Naschmarkt is where the Viennese come to buy fresh fruit and vegetables, meats and cheeses – and to mingle and munch. Take your pick for lunch from the restaurants lining the Linkewienzeile.
Simply a must on a beautiful spring/summer day for visitors aswell as locals! Best beer in Vienna and delicious food. As tourist attraction pretty expensive though...
The traditional savory crepes were wonderful and the price was very good for Vienna. The service was good and attentive. Take the time to read the menu cover story of the "Duchess and the Donkey".
one of the best "Wiener Schnitzel" you will find in vienna. You can try it in every branch office of this restaurant chain.
Join the post-concert crowds for Wiener Schnitzel (€17.60/£14) at the Plachuttas Gasthaus zur Oper (Walfischgasse 5-7).
Take your table at Zum Schwarzen Kameel (0043 1 5338125; kameel.at; mains from about £20), an intimate establishment dating back to 1618 and an interior full of exquisite Art Deco flourishes.
If here on a Saturday, drop in on the Third Man Museum (Pressgasse 25; 3mpc.net/englsamml.htm), a unique Viennese establishment which sheds light on the murky underbelly of post-war Vienna.
