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| Lokanta
Sarikoç |
Price:
€15. Wine: €15 |
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Lokanta Sarikoç is one of the city's best Turkish
and Greek restaurants, featuring both buffet and waiter
service in a relaxed atmosphere. There is a wide range
of grilled meats, kebabs and fish dishes, as well as
many vegetarian dishes. On Wednesday nights the special
menu is lamb on the spit. |
Wahringerstrasse
8
Telephone number: (01) 319 9987. |
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| Reinprecht
(Heuriger) |
Price:
€7. Wine: €11. |
| Heurigens
are outer suburban wine taverns, and usually selling
wine from the latest harvest. Reinprecht is located
in a 300-year-old monastery with a terraced garden and
offers grills as well as the usual buffet of cold meats
and cheeses, pickled salads, sausages, roast pork and
dumplings. Sad Schrammelmusik is played here nightly
and the atmosphere is lively. Reinprecht is not open
from mid December to February. |
Cobenzlgasse 22, Grinzing (U2 to Schottentor, then tram
38 to end terminus)
Telephone number: (01) 3201 4710. Fax number: (01) 3205
71322.
E-mail: reinprecht@grinzing.net
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| Wiener
Rathauskeller |
Price:
€26. Wine: €18.60 |
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In the Teutonic world city halls have traditionally
maintained basement restaurants. Even though this Rathaus
was only built between 1871 and 1883 and the cellar
restaurant was not added until 1899, Vienna’s
city hall is no exception. It features 6 neo-Gothic
rooms, still with all their original stained-glass windows
with vaulted ceilings. Besides the usual Viennese dishes,
the speciality here is the Rathauskellerplatte for 2,
consisting of various veal, pork and lamb dishes. One
portion of the cellar features a Viennese musical evening
from 2000 hrs, featuring waltzes, operetta and Schrammel
music. Closed on Sunday. Reservations are required.
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Rathausplatz
1
Telephone number: (01) 4051 2190. |
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| Wrenkh |
Price:
€15. Wine: €12 |
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Vienna’s top vegetarian restaurants and bar combo,
in which Christian Wrenkh serves great seasonal food
to a young and elegant crowd. The restaurants have a
light and airy designer feel, with the accent on comfort.
Firm favourites include miso soup, Greek fried rice
with vegetables, feta cheese and olives and wild rice
risotto with mushrooms. Closed on Sunday. |
Bauernmarkt
10
Telephone number: (01) 533 1526. Fax number: (01)
535 0840.
Branch:
Hollergasse 8
Telephone number: (01) 892 3356. |
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| Zwölf-Apostelkeller
(Stadtheurigen) |
Price:
€18. Wine: €2.25. |
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‘City Heurigen’ are generally located in
the cellars of Vienna’s old monasteries and offer
a taste of what the outlying wine taverns offer, for
those who do not have the time to leave. In this one,
parts of the ‘12 Apostles Cellar’ predate
1561, with wooden tables under lighting partially provided
by streetlights set into the floor. The low prices do
not detract from the quality of the traditional food,
which includes goulash soup, meat dumplings and Schlachtplatte.
As it is from the barrel rather than the bottle, which
is common in a Heuriger, wine is sold by the quarter
litre. There is music daily from 1830 hrs. Closed during
July. |
Sonnenfelsgasse
3
Telephone number: (01) 512 6777. Fax number: (1) 3686
85815. |
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