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| Alef-Alef |
Price:
€25. Wine (kosher): €13.80 |
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Situated in the middle of the ‘Bermuda Triangle’,
next to the synagogue on Siettenstettengasse and just
north of the Fleischmarkt, Alef-Alef is one of Vienna’s
best kosher restaurants, with arched ceilings and red
velvet upholstery. The classic dishes of German-Jewish
cooking, such as Gefiltefisch and Kigel, are served
here and a wide range of healthier Middle Eastern Jewish
dishes of grilled meats and fish, salads and dips. |
Seittenstettengasse
2
Telephone number: (01) 535 2530. Fax number: (01) 5352
53033.
Website: www.alef-alef.at |
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| Bodega
Española |
Price:
€25. Wine: €15 |
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The antique Spanish decor and a large open fire during
the colder seasons, Bodega Española looks back
to the days when the Hapsburg dynasty had strong connections
to the Spanish throne and this is one of the finest
tapas restaurants in Vienna. The menu features many
small dishes, as well as excellent main courses, like
bacalao á la malagueña and lamb steak
with lemon-rosemary potatoes. Closed on Saturday and
Monday. Reservations are recommended. |
Belvederegasse
10
Telephone number: (01) 504 5500. Fax number: (01) 587
9700. |
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| Do&Co
Stephansplatz |
Price:
€45. Wine: €21 |
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With spectacular views from the seventh floor opposite
St Stephen’s Cathedral, Do&Co attracts the
jet-set crowd and visitors should book a window table
in winter or one on the terrace in summer to ensure
the prime place in this sophisticated and stylish restaurant.
There is a sushi bar at lunchtime. Meat dishes include
the superb king crab and steak combo, Uruguay beef and
goose liver on Caesar salad with pumpkinseed oil and
lobster St Tropez. Sushi, teppanyaki and Thai dishes
are also served. Do&Co is also reputed to have the
youngest and best looking waitrons in the city. The
restaurant also runs the Onxy, a bar and café
on the sixth floor, as well as Aioli, for antipasti,
tapas and Mediterranean dishes, on the third floor. |
Stephansplatz 12
Telephone number: (01) 535 3969. Fax number: (01) 535
3959.
Website: www.doco.com |
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| Kupferdachl |
Price:
€26. Wine: €16.70 |
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Kupferdachl is one of the best choices for moderately
priced but excellent quality Styrian dishes. The restaurant
is located in the cellar section of the Leupold restaurant
and is a great family affair, with an old-fashioned
comfortable atmosphere. Specialities include raumschnitzel,
lungenbraten, barbury duck and Wienerschnitzel. Closed
on Sunday also Saturday in July and August. |
Schottengasse
7 (entrance on Mölker Bastei 1)
Telephone number: (01) 533 9381. |
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Yugetsu
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Price:
€30. Wine: €16.70. |
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Located near the Staatsoper, Yugetsu is considered by
many to be Vienna’s best Japanese restaurant.
The ground floor at Yugetsu is decorated in a simple
and restful Japanese style and offers sushi, sashimi,
tempura and a large à la carte menu. Upstairs
is lighter, louder and done up for teppanyaki, with
comfortable seats arranged around the sides of the double
grill, upon which the teppanyaki cooks prepare meals
in front of the diners. Closed on Sunday. |
Führichgasse
10
Telephone number: (01) 512 2720. Fax number: (01) 5122
72021. |
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