or well, at least it used to be. it used to be a family-business. everything was prepared right in front of your eyes, couldn't be any fresher. the sushi was insanely tasty and the service soooo cute and nice.
that restaurant got assumed by someone new though. I haven't been there since the change, but I've heard everything is still very good. you surely get high quality sushi at that place! still, it got a little more expensive.

food was okay. crêpes are super good! very friendly people! I liked it a lot. it might be hard to get a seat sometimes, since it's so small. but it definitively has flair!

and I feel like they won't ever be.
I think the concept of that store is nice. you can choose from a huge variety of spreads and bagels. the service is nice, the coffee was delicious. but it's far too expensive. you get more tasty stuff at bakeries for a much fairer price. I wouldn't have gone there if I hadn't got a coupon.

still, I think, it's a good idea just to go there to buy a plain bagel and eat it at home. they have wonderful sweet bagels (blueberry, raisins&cinnamon, chocolate chip etc.) that are affordable!

nice atmosphere and huuuuuge selection of bio-foods! they also have a bakery and a little restaurant. highly recommended!

the prices are super, especially minding it's in the first district - still super cheap! I love the maki-bento (you get so much, soup, tea, salad, sashimi and lots of makis) - the best I had in vienna, and the salad tastes so yummy - just perfect. nice waiters too!

wirklich ausgefallen und meins war sehr lecker. ist halt leider sehr verraucht da drin.
aber ich kanns mir zum ausgehen auch nett vorstelln.

it's bio and made without using additive chemical stuff. and they have POPPY-SEED ice-cream! yummy!!

I love to have coffee and a slice of their yummy cakes with a friend. very yummy, nice atmosphere, nice employees! very stylish furnishing. specialized on italian bakery, white bread, baguettes and things like that. the only place I know that sells plain focaccia.

the cafe latte was very, very good! the apple-strudel wasn't excellent, but okay. friendly waiters! I'll come back to taste the food there some time.

wirklich! die crêpes sind lecker (so wie im aromat), die tee-auswahl ist riesig und der kaffee auch gut. nette atmosphäre, sehr liebe kellnerInnen, bücherecke - was will man mehr?

if you ever happen to visit bad ischl, visit this place, it's fun. the interior is still original as it used to be at kaiser's times, the waitresses wear white, laced aprons and you feel special. it's not snobby though, since there are mostly tourists. means, you are welcome even though you wear sneakers, no problem.
it's not a cheap place but I think the prices are okay. you can choose from a huge variety of cakes and pastries - not too easy, there are really elaborate creations available! the coffee is really good too!
the typical thing to get there is the "zauner stollen". it doesn't taste overwhelmingly good but it's a nice souvenir.
in summer there's a second place to sit outside, down by the river. very nice! I love to visit every time I come by!

the applestrudle is so good there! prices are okay.
but it's terribly smokey! there's a non-smoking area but it's too sad there are none of those comfortable couches. that sucks.

very good cocktails and nice happy hour times!

es gibt aber keinen wirklichen grund, dahin zu müssen, es sei denn, man möchte sozialstudien durchführen - zum leute beobachten ist's nämlich wirklich super. :)
die melange war ok, der marillenkuchen war marillenkuchen. alles in allem, okay.

wenn die sonne scheint ist der hof zum draußen sitzen wirklich ideal zum brunchen. drinnen eher ein bio-bierchen am abend genießen! generell sehr nett!

take tourist-friends there! demel absolutely is a classic viennese spot to see! I love the shop window decorations!

I spent hours over a coffee with friends, sharing good conversations! I just love that spot. the fitness sandwhich really rocks! and breakfast is so good! and if you asked me - I'd say they have the best cafe latte in town. you get a huge bowl and a lot of frothy milk!!! and it's still not overpriced!
just beware - it's busy.

in summer you can sit outside and enjoy the beauty of the city, there's the church "maria am gestade" right next to it. even though it's right in the city, you probably won't meet tourists and it's very quiet there, kind of hidden. I'm in love with that area of vienna.

only bad thing - it's expensive. you get good food for your money, so well … I would recommend it, just because it's so nice there. I had fish and curry - which was hot! I think this restaurant is specialised on very hot dishes. there's some kind of rating-system on the menue, that warns you which meals are very hot or just a little hot - there's one dish that's supposed to be SUPERSUPER hot, but I was afraid of taking it. my choice was one of the medium-hot things and still ist was very, very spicey. I turned all red I think ;)

good music, too! and they have kozel! :)

the food is extremely good! the price is really fair. the dishes are huge! and you get lots of salad to whatever you picked (I'm a veggie-fan, so to me that is a plus).
my favourite meal is the coconut-salad. but I think I've never been able to eat the whole thing, it's just such a huge portion!

very porifessional! I went to a demonstration-cut-event so I got my cut for free. usually it's probably expensive.

und riesig verraucht. und riesig voll.
ich wollte dahin und hab trotz riesenheit keinen platz gekriegt.
das interesse ist mit einem schlag vollkommen verflogen. irgendwie zu aufgesetzt trendy und gestylt.

if you've been to paris before, you surely miss all those awesome pastries that you've seen and enjoyed there once you're back in vienna. this is the spot that will make your eyes glitter like in the city of love.

LE MUFFIN is a must-buy! all those cute tiny cakes, and they have eclairs too! so beautiful! almost too pretty to eat. just looking at the shopwindow is an experience.

heaven!!!!!

the menue sounded amazing - sadly not too many options for vegetarian. my choice was delicious!!! high quality for an acceptable price!

to me it's just always been the place to buy ice-cream ever since I was little.
that's probably why I feel like ice-cream tastes so original there. it's good, it has a strong flavor and it's all natural, they say. there are special kinds that change every day, which is definately a plus!

es gibt von deftigem zu gesundem wirklich alles und auch eine große vegetarische auswahl!

essen war gut, brot gibts gratis zur suppe! :) preise sind schon gehoben, aber nicht schlimmer als in anderen lokalen dieser kategorie. zum dortstizen ist es zu mittag schon sehr eng. alles in allem aber wirklich sympathisch!

you feel like diving into the world of sounds. there's a nice part about viennese composers too. really nice! only sad that a lot of the technical stuff was broken and sometimes you had to queue in front of the computer-screens that I decided to skip. wonder if I missed anything?

but considering to how everything looked there when I was little, the "haus des meeres" has really improved. the coolest thing is that you can finally go up to the terrace and have a wonderful view over vienna!
I enjoyed my afternoon there.

I know I'm gonna' go back to this hairdresser. I really recommend it!

since it's so small, you rarely find a free table. but when you do, you should take the chance and enjoy a nice cappuccino (I like it there, very foamy) or something. it's nice to sit outside when it's sunny. the square with the fountain - it's just pretty. a very cute spot right in the first district, hidden and quiet, almost no tourists.

you can spend hours there!

I like the egyptian and the antiques collection best, even though I'm afraid that visitors of historic museums of other big cities might be disappointed by them. I guess the paintings are very impressive for everyone though.

it's vegetarian-only and there's always a vegan choice too. I think, it's become very popular and seems to be quite full of people whenever I pass it at lunchtime. the food was very good, you get to choose from two menues, soups, salads and they have dessert too. you get bread and water for free. there's also a little bio-store inside.
I think it's a cute restaurant. just very small. the employees are extremely nice and courteous.

the atmosphere is quite special. the prices are a little bit higher. the food was not impressive, but good. there's a long list of daily menues that you can choose from besides the standards.

it's really well located with all those shopping-streets around that area, yet it's very quiet and hidden. maybe I was there a little late for lunch, but I feel like people haven't really noticed this new spot yet. well, good for us ;)
there was nothing to complain about the food (in fact it was delicious), the service was nice and the prices are super fair (I hope that won't change once landia get's more crowded).
I'll definitely return! :)

the food is more than delicious. the pastries are heaven (check out fruth for this). the employees are totally nice. everything is cute and SO french. sadly it's hard to get a seat outside when it's sunny on weekends. make a reservation if you plan to go there.
but this spot is really - a treasure!

the interior is quite trendy and nice. but the food - well, I had a sandwich which tasted okay and a yoghurt with mango which was really, really good. BUT it was too expensive, so I never went back to that place. even though they gave me a coffee for free. still, really overpriced. makes me sad.

being interested in graphic and design, I could spend hours and hours and hundrets of euros inside. lia has the hugest and best collection of art-books, really! it's a wonderful place, beautiful but dangerous! :)

really good, very plumply filled falafel-pita sandwich for a fair price.
if you don't want to smell like a falafel yourself, try to get a seat outside. ;) and you should have some time, the waiter was a little lame.

so it's quite busy, especially on saturdays but the food is only recommendable. very, very, very delicious food and there's also a nice range of different breakfasts to choose from, contaning hot drinks. prices are just fair. like it.

okay, it is a little overpriced, but hey, it's really good food and it's worth the price. there's a huge salad-buffet with an endless selection of precious food. everything's vegetarian and bio - and tasty too! beware of a vitamine-shock afterwards. a lovely place!!

I really can't tell if that's a good or a bad thing - it might seem a little infertile there. I like the relaxed atmosphere of other naschmarkt spots, so that's missing here. but I also like spots that you feel, someone's had a lot of passion creating it.
I'd say the food wasn't extraordinary or very different than at the places arounds that area.
considering all I'd say it's still just another naschmarkt-restaurant - only much more conceived in all the details. but yes, it's a recommendation.
ah, btw - they serve the same (as I think) bad coffee as at POS.

die antipasti waren lecker, die beiden pastagerichte ebenso, dazu gabs auch salat. das publikum scheint eher gehoben zu sein, zumindest am abend. das personal war supernett. insgesamt hat alles gepasst! echt nett und für pasta-liebhaber ein muss!

each saturday there's a farmers' market. austrian farmers sell super-fresh vegetables and fruit. they offer a lot of heirloom-vegetables. everything I ever bought there was extremely tasty and good. I feel good supporting austrian farmers too. you can also get very interesting kinds of cheese. and beautiful flowers.
the prices are not higher than in common grocery stores, you often get things even cheaper, stuff for free and free samples.

going to the karmelitermarkt is a thing I'm looking forward to during the whole week. I enjoy this spot so much. it's like a little piece of heaven to me. very nice!

the prices are really fair, the coffee tastes very good and they pute cute little stars on the cappoccino :) .
you can either sit in cosey couches or outside, which is definitively a plus on hot summer days. there's a veriety of snacks to shoose from too.

what makes this place really special is the book-/music/-movie- store inside. you're allowed to grab a book and look at it while enjoying a drink. I thought that was totally cute. they have a very nice collection of stuff! very alternative, a lot of artsy books - really, really nice. you can also buy the whole furniture of that cafè.

a very chilled backplace, stylish, friendly, … - really nothing to complain about!

takes some time to make an order … but the breakfast was good! yummy cafe latte!

THE spot to get ramen in vienna. stylish furnishing. nice employees.
I like that place. fresh self-made noodles! YUM!

the couches are comfortable and you can have a snack. you can also have lunch there, I recommend the lamb - it's really good there (even though I'm not a meat-fan, I like it there).
nice place. only, I agree - the service sucks.

the employees are nice and capable. the price was more than okay. they serve every dish as a vegetarian version too.

it's a very cute place indeed, kinda' typically viennese.
this bakery has a restaurant and cafè too. the furishing is very baroque, you feel like at kaiser's times. you can also have nice breakfast and sit outside when it's warm. it's the perfect place to watch old people ;) - cute, cute, cute!

the cakes are delicious!! they have a lot of pastries and I think everything is very fresh. the employees are insanely nice! if you buy something, you often get something for free.

by the way, I think that you get the best "krapfen" at bäckerei schwarz!

only a little pricey. but worth it.

it's a mix of traditional oriental and austrian food. if you asked me - that combination works out pretty well. the atmosphere is really nice. and the food was delicious! they have giant beans with pumpkinseed-oil - one of my favourite dishes!

if you want to impress someone, take him/her there! seriously! the food is very good! but the most impressive thing is the architecture and furnishing. you should really have a drink downstairs after dinner! I highly recommend this place. it's a spot to spend a rather exclusive time at. but really, it's so worth to see.
oh, by the way, the employees are insanely nice!!!

I never went back, they really suck.

I had a maki bentobox, especially the avocado makis are delicious. the lunch prices are great!!

YAY! the menue sounds fantastic! I had a quiche vegetarienne that was delicious and looked so cute! very, very nice!
by the way, you can order the things from the menue sitting outside at sapa! which is a nice option when it's so warm and sunny outside as these days! absolutely worth a visit!

URHERZIG! :)

there are still the same old machines that I used to be stunned by when I was little. still as exciting as back then!
they did a very good job with renovating and bringing in new exhibitions, they're all pretty interesting and well designed!
I warn you, you could easily spend a whole day inside this museum, and it's not only interesting for children!

ja, ok, es ist ein weiteres naschmarktlokal, aber die aufmachung ist schon schöner als in den andren hütterln, find ich. die auswahl der speisekarte ähnlich ansprechend wie in oben genannten lokalen. ein durchaus guter erster eindruck.
aber.
das service war wirklich, wirklich, wirklich ganz schlecht.
zuerst stellte man uns etwas andres vor die nase, als wir bestellt hatten. als ich das anmerkte, war der kellner leicht überfordert und lief in die küche. irgengwann kam er dann um zu sagen, dass unser essen gleich getauscht werden würde. er ließ uns aber erstmal vor unsren falschen tellern sitzen und warten. nach langem warten bekamen wir dann unsre bestellung, kaffee war bis dahin schon leer getrunken. das sehr spärlich bedachte brotkörbchen bekammen wir dann auch nur auf aufforderung. eine nachbestellung von brot ließ dann auch ewig auf sich warten. dabei war das lokal wirklich überschaubar besucht.
also. ich weiß auch nicht, vielleicht hatte nur der kellner einen schlechten tag … da bekommt das tewa vielleicht noch irgendwann eine zweite chance von mir. heut war ich aber schon sehr enttäuscht. dabei sind angebot der speisen und die preise verlockend.
ahja, das lokal ist übrigens nicht (mehr) rauchfrei! leider!

unter der woche ist man da schon besser dran. große auswahl von frühstücken zu relativ günstigen preisen (mein eindruck), service okay. der tee war echt supergut!

a little more expensive but worth it.
most definitively the right place for people who love cordon bleu!
try the sweet stuff.

it's the place to see photography exhibitions. I have never been disappointed after my visits. things are nicely presented and always interesting. I especially recommend the "world press award"-exhibitions that are set there once a year.

there's a leica-shop too and little cafè inside. people are very nice! it's just a very cute place. the location is pretty cool too.

schokov ist mir persönlich zwar um einiges sympatischer, dieses geschäft hat nämlich schon einen gewissen 1.bezirks-flair und ist auch am sonntag geöffnet - deshalb irgendwie auch ein bisschen "touristig".
dennoch eine empfehlung! es gibt auch eine theke mit pralinen zum einzeln kaufen!

well, at vegetasia you can be sure to get everything but meat, even if it's called "chicken" or "fish". I find that idea quite funny. the food is - okay. I never really loved it but the lunch-buffet is quite cool. fried bananas - as many as you want! yummy!

) and zanoni is the place with the best value for the money you spend. there's the "blumentüte" for 2€ which I'd recommend to choose. also, there are (too few but still) vegan kinds available.