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Reviewed 14. Dec 2006
The communists sure have style when it comes to coffee and the 7th district.
In the Spring / Summer months they have a lovely schanigarten on Siebensternplatz where you can 'borrow' the WLAN from neighboring Schultz, in true kpö style.
Prices are very reasonable and if you're into discussing politics and don't like leaving the 7th district, 7Stern is where you should be.
Reviewed 17. Dec 2006
The Aida is without a doubt one of Vienna's special places for those who love affordable coffee and sweets, cranky but charming waitresses, and lots of 70s design flair.
If you can get past the blinding pink of all Aida's interior, you're one step closer to experiencing Vienna's trashy coffee culture to its extreme. Hang out, have an espresso and listen to the older folks go on and on about everything from dog crap on the street, to the good old days, to the price of milk.
Bit smoky sometimes, but hey, you can't experience Vienna's coffee culture without it.
Reviewed 08. Apr 2007
I have to admit, I've always had a strange feeling about the Akakiko empire here in Wien.
But that's starting to go away with every visit. The new interior is quite impressive and the food always seems to be hot and freshly-made. Veg-leaning eaters should try the Yasai-Itame if they are looking for a nice dish of crispy tofu in a mild red sauce.
The few times I've been there, the service has always been friendly and quick, which is another pleasant surprise. Also, Summertime is for sitting on the roof and looking down on the sprawling city.
Reviewed 01. Mar 2007
Amoeba isn't considered the best record store in the country (planet?
) for nothing. Built inside of an old bowling alley, Amoeba SF is a vinyl lovers dream, stocking the hottest collection of punk, indie and hardcore vinyl in one giant room about about explode with independent music.
Also featuring a large DVD and book selection, Amoeba is the king, queen and court of independent record stores in the US and should be the first stop on any touring band or music lovers itinerary when in San Fran.
Reviewed 14. Dec 2006
The An-Do is one of Yppenplatz's main arteries for stylish eating in the up and coming area of teh 16th.
The employees are extremely nice, attentive and usually remember you after a few trips. All of the meals use extremely fresh ingredients and there are quite a few vegetarian and possibly some vegan options as well. Their tofu sandwiches are less than 3 EUR and one of the tastiest I've ever had.
DJ and live music events occur in the back room, which I think used to be an old meat-locker, only instead of slabs of beef hanging out, there is now trendy artwork from local Vienna artists.
Reviewed 01. Mar 2007
Specializing in all things music, Aquarius has survived decades as one of the greatest record stores for indie music fans.
Specializing in everything from indie rock to black metal to psych and international experimental music, Aquarius is sure to have a little something for everyone on vinyl, cassette and CD.
Reviewed 13. Dec 2006
One of Vienna's fine gourmet vegetarian / vegan restaurants with cafe-style decor, daily menus and usually quite helpful staff.
In the summertime you can get several flavors of vegetarian / vegan ice-cream on vegan sugar cones or in cups! Hot damn. I think the ice-cream is from Schillinger, but someone correct me if I'm wrong.
The thing that troubles me is that they call themselves a vegetarian / vegan restaurant, but they have fish menus. Err, it's a bit odd to walk into a supposedly non-meat restaurant to be greeted with the stench of frying fish meat.
Reviewed 30. Mar 2009
Surprisingly good pizza near Westbahnof.
Ingredients are fresh, dough is always soft and for 1 EUR extra, you can get your pizza "American style" which means an extra layer of dough, meaning your pizza isn't as thin as a piece of paper and almost the thickness you'd expect from a street corner pizza joint in NYC. Also, their giant wood burning oven is awesome and looks like it was imported straight from Italy.
Staff and owners are extra nice, and the interior is clean and comfortable, though Stollgasse isn't the most scenic of Wiener streets to sit and look out upon while eating.
Reviewed 28. Jun 2009
Cheap, great coffee, bagels and free wi-fi!
I gotta say I love Bagels & Beans. Open early on a Saturday morning, they had an awesome and cheap breakfast special with awesome fresh-squeezed orange juice, a flavored bagel, jam and a coffee. Overall, we breakfasted for two and paid in the area of 10 EUR. Not bad at all.
Also, their staff were super friendly, their wifi was free, open, but a bit spotty.
Reviewed 03. Nov 2006
Bagel Station is Vienna's best spot for grabbing delicious bagel sandwiches, coffee and soups for takeaway.
They are vegetarian and vegan friendly, even going so far as to make sure that their bagel dough is prepared vegan. Soy milk is available for delicious cafe lattes for an extra .50 cents. A bit small unfortunately, with seating room for around 20 people.
Reviewed 18. Apr 2009
Great vegetarian restaurant in the heart of Wien's first district.
Service was quick, friendly and extremely casual and the food absolutely brilliant.
Starter was a super fresh and delicious portion of bruschetta, featuring a homemade sauce and smoked tofu topped with soy cheese, followed by a main dish of fresh vegetables covered in margarine and herbs, next to a unique rendition of cordon bleu, vegan-style, I left more than full and more than happy.
A bit on the pricey side, but it's absolutely worth it and what can you expect from a 1st district bio bar in the heart of Wien? Also, fun to spot local politician Madeleine Petrovich, whose family are the owners of the Bio Bar.
Reviewed 29. Nov 2006
Maran is a major resource for vegans and vegetarians alike.
Other than stocking large amounts of tofu, vegan meats and cheeses, soy products, they also stock, get ready for this, Tofutti soy ice cream!
Their service is outstanding and with extremely helpful employees who seem genuinely interested in helping you find whatever your healthy little heart desires. No pimply-faced, gum-chewing robot teens here.
Reviewed 28. Mar 2009
A new Maran, where Biomarkt Livit used to be.
Lots of vegetarian and vegan products, including a huge selection of tofus, fake meats, soy-based creams, yogurts and more. Unfortunately a ton of bio meats, dairy products and honey based-stuff, but nobodies perfect.
Reviewed 08. Dec 2006
The Blue Box is one of Vienna's hidden pop culture treasures.
Next time you're watching Falco's 'Amadeus' video, keep an eye out for the scene where a bunch of burly biker dudes are sitting around a bar-like area, that's the Blue Box!
Vegetarian meals, ok prices and sometimes has DJs spinning tolerable music at a tolerable volume level. Their vegetarian and vegan menus are sometimes hit and miss, but, usually a hit. Same for their waiting staff, who I must sadly admit are usually a miss.
Reviewed 14. Jul 2007
Pinch me I'm in love!
Small (you may want to call ahead and reserve a table if you're more than 2) and inviting, the Bok is a vegetarian dream come true in the 4th district. The mock meat dishes are excellent, differing in flavors from many of the other local vegetasian restaurants and the staff are extremely friendly.
Open until 2200 M-Sat, Bok is the first place in Wien to give me the feeling of sitting on a San Francisco street corner (a good thing).
I highly recommend the veggie lemon crispy duck!
Reviewed 13. Mar 2007
What more can be said about the Bottom of the Hill?
Practically every band that's ever meant anything has played this legendary club and pretty much ever kid growing up in indie music has drooled over their show listings.
Reviewed 26. Aug 2009
The pizza is super, with fresh ingredients, pulled toasty and hot out of the oven.
Oh yeah, they were kind enough to make sure their soy cheese was vegan! You heard it, soy cheese pizza folks. They have some great appetizers also, like their hummus and toasted pita chips.
It's always packed at this Brixx location, so, avoid the lunch and dinner rushes or call ahead and reserve a table if you really need to have that 6pm pizza-fix.
Reviewed 16. Nov 2006
My favorite bakery in Wien.
The service is outstanding with some the friendliest employees I've ever met in the city. Their breads always taste super fresh and are amazingly delicious. A bit more expensive than your local Anker, but well worth it.
Reviewed 13. Apr 2009
I've never been to a better little bakery in Wien than Bäckerei Schwarz.
It's a touch on the pricey side, but their bread is absolutely high quality, delicious and I don't feel as skanky eating it as I do when I'm eating the cheapest Ubahn station bread.
The service is always personal and friendly, though at times a bit slow when there is a line. The nice older lady behind the counter remembers me after my first visit and always tries to pre-guess my order before I even reach the counter.
Reviewed 03. Mar 2007
A dark, sometimes smoky and usually pretty weird cafe tucked away on a small street in the first district.
An ideal stop for a cup of coffee if you're in the first and want to avoid the horrid Starbucks pits which are popping up around the area.
Full of history, the Alt Wien was started by the Hawelka family in the late 30s before the start of their famed Cafe Hawelka (http://tupalo.com/spot/144) and is always a pleasant treat to visit and witness a different take on Vienna's coffee culture.
Reviewed 14. Dec 2006
Cafe C.
I. is a legend in the 16th, offering an all-day breakfast menu, a few vegetarian options, affordable coffee and a lovely, but always full, schanigarten in the spring/summer months.
C.I. also goes one step further, offering their neighbors German integration and language courses, beat that.
Reviewed 10. Nov 2006
Ultra stylish 50ies style interior, usually pleasant service, Brazilian jazz and Boards of Canada on the sound system, what better place to have a cheap cup of coffee and surf the net?
Reviewed 05. Nov 2006
One of the hot spots for the hip and beautiful in the 7th district.
Europa has lots of style and flair, some of which will rub off on you while you're posing so artfully, enjoying your cup of coffee or Wiener Frühstück.
Also has a dark and hip danceclub hidden behind the backwall (which you can open by placing your hand on a futuristic security panel) featuring sometimes famous DJs spinning the latest house, techno and dance vinyl almost every evening.
Reviewed 03. Nov 2006
One of the most famous cafes in Vienna, if you're stuck in the first district and need to get your hourly caffeine fix, then there's no better place than the Hawelka.
The second home to many a thinking people over the last 60 or so years, the Hawelka has a charming dark and rough atmosphere, just like their coffee.
Reviewed 21. Jan 2007
An amazing old-time Vienna coffee house right off of Brunnenmarkt.
The service is outstanding usually by the owners themselves and their bakery smells so damn good that if it weren't for my whole being vegan thing I'd dive head first into their giant bowls of cake icing.
Their prices are extremely affordable and it's a great place to sit around and simply watch the incredible characters that also come for their daily cup of coffee.
Reviewed 29. Nov 2006
I don't even know where to start with Cafe Mentone.
Everything about it is amazing, from the lovely husband and wife team who run the place, to their incredibly affordable menu (large espresso and an apfeltstrudel runs you less than 5 EUR!), to the charming pictures from Richard Gere hanging up in the cellar.
The service is top notch and I can certainly say this is the best place to grab a quick and affordable coffee within the 7th.
Reviewed 15. Nov 2006
My favorite falafel in Vienna and some darn good hummus also!
The Nil is famous for it's fine Egyptian cooking and it's casual and friendly atmosphere. The coffee is incredible. The only problem I have with Nil is the amount of cigarette smoke! In the winter months you get a giant mouthful of throat choking cigarette smoke when getting into the door. I don't see the smoking problem in Vienna going away anytime soon I'm afraid.
Reviewed 02. May 2007
Finally made it to Caffe Latte after years of walking past and wondering what really was going on inside that dark and opposing storefront.
Inside the cafe is covered in dark wood floors, shiny glass and surprisingly pleasant waiting staff. Coffee is quite ok, though, no soy milk, but hey, what can ya do?
Free and fast WLAN is a huge plus.
Reviewed 04. Jun 2007
Coffee was quite ok, though not the cheapest I've ever experienced.
Their schanigarten was quite nice though and you can never go wrong with sitting out on the sidewalk in the 9th district.
They have a US-like policy with their WIFI unfortunately, which means you have to pay, or buy a coffee every 30 minutes to get free access.
Reviewed 24. Jul 2007
Offering great coffee, free wifi, air conditioning and amazing opening hours (23 hours a day!
) which remind me of the great all night coffee dives in the US, the Drechsler is still a great coffee house after its recent renovation.
With a much younger clientèle (we saw at least 4 'bobo' families, one even carrying a Polaroid sx-70, helloooo trendy!), a fashionable interior and it's vicinity to Naschmarkt, it's perfect for a quick visit during your shopping day or to take a seat and finish writing that novel you've always thought of publishing.
Reviewed 03. Nov 2006
Some of the most famous coffee in Vienna and certainly one of the most well-known coffee houses.
The service has always been good for me, their coffee is nice and smooth and sitting in the Sperl always gives you the feeling you're in old-time Wien enjoying a cheap cup of joe.
Prices are quite ok for Vienna, though, there certainly are cheaper options, but why miss-out on the history and atmosphere of the Sperl just to save a few Euro-cents?
Reviewed 03. Nov 2006
Chang's is a relatively new addition to the Vienna Asian food scene and it seems to be picking up quite nicely.
The restaurants are all designed and furnished very modern, giving it a fresh and hip feel. The food is quite ok, with a few vegan and vegetarian options on the menu.
This is a very busy location being in the middle of Donau City, so you have lots of businessmen, politicians and diplomats hustling through, making it sometimes difficult to actually get a table.
Reviewed 16. Nov 2006
Live indie rock, lots of alcohol and almost all of the football matches broadcast live on several screens?
What more could one ask for? The Chelsea is in the same league as the Rhiz and Flex for well-known nightclubs in Vienna. Other than featuring some of the best little known indie artists performing live in their main room, the Chelsea broadcasts FIFA matches almost non-stop! 4 or 5 bars stocked full of every imaginable intoxicating drink and sometimes a few snacks here and there.
A bit intimidating for the timid, but once you make it past the security guard you'll find yourself wrapped in a warm psuedo-British security blanket of loud rock, dub, raggea or jazz and half-empty pints.
Reviewed 15. Mar 2007
A traditional British pub in sunny Miami, Churchill's has stood it's ground for many years as the premier spot for a lager and to catch some of the most obscure bands from all across the spectrum perform live.
Some of the most memorable shows of my early adult life took place at Churchill's and for that it will always have a special place in my heart.
Reviewed 16. Jan 2008
Coffee was quite good, they used vanilla-flavored soy milk, which always results in a few extra kudo points in my book.
Staff was actually pleasant, unlike the Coffee Fellows greener competitor.
Upstairs cafe was quite pleasant, music wasn't loud, wifi was fast and solid and their internet prices were quite acceptable. Quick tip, Hotel Excelsior across the street has free and open wifi, which you can use from the downstairs cafe here ;)
Reviewed 14. May 2009
Excellent vegetarian and vegan cafe!
The vegan breakfast / brunch offers are amazing, with your choice of whole wheat pancake, a variety of breakfast 'meats' and a great pepper-filled tofu scramble with garlic-roasted potatoes as a side. Their lunch and dinner options for veggies are just as great, especially their barbecue burgers and various sandwiches.
The staff are all extremely friendly, helpful and colorfully dressed in their saris. Highly recommended for any veggie / vegan who happens to be trapped in the suburbs of Tampa.
Reviewed 03. Nov 2006
Great curryhouse featuring specialties from Sri Lanka.
One of the few spots in Vienna to grab a curry with some real kick to it. In fact, one of the choices for spiciness on their menu is simply a picture of an ambulance, so I think you can guess they mean business when it comes to . Lots of vegetarian and vegan options too.
Reviewed 27. Oct 2006
One of my favorite pizzerias in Vienna.
Michele is a charmer, speaking Italian, German and English and is always a gracious host. Small and cozy atmosphere, candle-lit dinners and wonderful ambient lighting. It's quite difficult to get a table some evenings, so, making a reservation ahead of time is a good way to make sure your date is a success.
Reviewed 21. Aug 2009
A legendary cafe house, with great coffee in a perfect location.
This Moser in Wien 1010 is perfectly situated on one of the liveliest streets in the famous first district of Austria, so sitting outside on the sidewalk pays off if you are in the mood for a little people watching to go along with your coffee, bagel and scenic view.
Reviewed 30. Apr 2007
One of Vienna's hippest cafes, just a short walk from MuseumsQuartier.
The coffee is good and there always seems to be a handful of other folks with Macbooks sitting around taking advantage of the 'free' WLAN. I say free because they supposedly start charging after 15 minutes of usage, but, I've yet to witness anyone actually pay.
Also, there's not many places in Vienna where you can sit in a 400 EUR chair while sipping your coffee, then include the chair in your bill and walk out with it (if you're the type to drop 400 EUR on a chair).
Reviewed 13. Jan 2007
A very cool idea for a buffet, eat all you want, but pay what you think it's worth, leaves one open to completely reinvent their dining experience.
Was the combination of food quality, service and experience good enough to warrant paying more than 5 euro for the buffet or should I pay a little more? In all honesty, yes, you should, but again, it's completely up to you, which is the point I'm trying to get across.
The curries are a piping hot (in temperature), the service is acceptable and the fact that I'm only paying full price for drinks is a great thing to remind yourself as your going back for your third of fourth plate of dahl masala.
I'd recommend reserving a table in the evening, but be sure to ask for a table on the first or second floor, the third floor, while cozy and charming, stinks of cigarette smoke, is as hot as a sauna thanks to the heat-pumping utility lamps they use and is usually packed full of cheap students who sit in the worst placed positions, effectively blocking your way to cheap curry nirvana.
Reviewed 20. Nov 2008
Very nice!
I had been hearing good things about Die Burgermeister for awhile now and finally had the chance to visit! The atmosphere is quite nice, clean and warm. Soundtrack is great (Jim O'Rourke was playing when I was there) and they have over 30 types of beers from around the world waiting for you beer junkies.
The smoke tofu burger was great, juicy, thick and they used a great ketchup. It would be excellent if they had a soy cheese, but I'm not going to ask for the World here.
Overall, pleasant, not *too* pricey and the food was great. A+++ would recommend.
Reviewed 17. Apr 2009
Super hip atmosphere which was an awesome thing to have considering I was surrounded by, well, Texas.
Coffee was great, the girls behind the counter were friendly, had tattoos and didn't scoff at my requesting soy milk.
Even though it was about 1,000 degrees outside, the seating was comfortable and we were surrounded by hippies, punks and skaters all hanging out and listening to music / enjoying the weather.
Reviewed 22. Apr 2008
A diamond in the rough on Neubaugasse!
Ellie is charming and welcoming to all of her guests, taking the time to get to know everyone who walks in. The interior is small, but extremely warm, making for an almost perfect environment to sit down, grab a sandwich and enjoy a nice Soy Latte on a slow afternoon.
Reviewed 24. Nov 2006
ETAP is another mega-Turkish restaurant, with seating for well over a hundred and a waiting staff that are always around when you need something.
Their falafel sandwich is great, filled with hummus and fresh salad and smoking hot falafels. Portions are pretty great, so expect a full stomach after you're done.
Reviewed 18. Dec 2006
Vienna's most famous nightclub, known for it's extremely insane sound system.
Live bands of all genres, world famous and not so famous DJ nights, lots of drunk and obnoxious tourists and sticky floors. Great place to see live bands when you're not looking for that intimate crowd experience. Sometimes a bit hard to get into (or go near) and they sometimes pack a live show together with an odd DJ night, forcing people to pay/enter, watch live show, exit, pay/enter, dance at the DJ event.
Reviewed 23. Feb 2007
Hot damn, a Formosa cafe in Vienna is a dream come true.
Formosa being the distributor of all the fine mock meats that every other vegan/vegetarian restaurant uses in their meals. The meals are all extremely hearty, full of fake meat, rice and salad, with a side of warm spiced soy milk included! They have a different soup almost everyday, this visit of mine being one of the best damn pumpking and mushroom soups I've ever had.
The service is attentive *almost* to the point of being over-bearing, but not quite reaching that point.
Prices are insanely affordable and it's hard to sit next to their fridges full of mock meats without taking home a few packages of whatever was just in the meal they served you.
The cafe area is smaller, with seating for 8, so if you are in a group of 3 or more, call ahead and reserve the big table.
Oh, not on the menu, but ask if they can make you a mixed plate, it's full of different mock meats and rice for 6.80 EUR and well worth it if they feel like making it for you.
Reviewed 11. Aug 2008
I gotta say, I'm also impressed!
Huge thick burritos, vegan options and pretty damn good nachos! It's not easy finding good authentic Tex-Mex in Wien, but Fresco Grill is about as close as I've gotten to being right on.
Affordable lunch specials and huge portions also await, so if you have some time, take a seat and enjoy a little bit of heaven wrapped in a flour tortilla!
All that's missing are Churros for dessert!
Reviewed 07. Sep 2009
An amazing soda-pop supermarket!
A giant supermarket filled with over 500 flavors of soda, pop, colas and everything else carbonated. Not the healthiest of markets, but if you love national, international, regional and local colas and sodas, you've just found your heaven.
John Neese (the owner) loves his carbonated drinks and now I have to admit, so do I!
Reviewed 17. Jun 2008
Schillinger (or Charlys, as it's sometimes referred to) is an absolute classic!
Shortly outside of Vienna (yet still too far!), Schillinger is a scenic and traditional Austrian gasthaus, serving traditional Austrian meals, veganized and deliciousified.
Everything is recommended, but you can't go wrong with their Cordon Bleu, Ham and Cheese sandwiches ("Haustoast") or their schnitzel. If in doubt, just get their Hausplatter, which is a giant plate of salad, potatoes, dips and a selection of Schillinger "meats" on top.
Go there in the Summer and pick up a fully prepared picnic basket, with local wine and walk around the village to find a nice spot in the sun (or shade) to hangout with a loved one. Also be sure to try their homemade ice-cream flavors and huge selection of vegan cocktails.
Reviewed 24. Nov 2006
One of the must-visit locations for ice cream in Vienna.
Gelato has been around for over 100 years and is world famous for both their ice cream and their location.
But, that's not all. Gelato specifically offers a daily VEGAN ICE CREAM flavor for those of us who prefer no animal hormones in our after-dinner treats. Bam!
Reviewed 21. Feb 2007
One of Philly's most famous (or infamous) veggie/vegan locations.
Italian vegetarian and vegan food for sit in or take out.
Their pizzas are outstanding, piled high with fake meats and cheese, nice and greasy, just like my carnivore pizza shop used to make.
Their cheesesteaks are off the hook, spilling over with cheese and mock meats making it feel like you were a meat-mouth all over again.
Don't get me started on their vegan cakes! The things they do with their cakes and pastries would make any self-respecting veggie/vegan pass out and/or go check their weight on a scale, immediately.
Reviewed 18. Mar 2007
Part of the massive Akakiko / Go Wok / Wozukochen family of restaurants.
Not the most authentic or the tastiest, but, open to 2330 every night and is quite affordable.
They unfortunately do not have the Yasai Itame that's on the Akakiko menu, but, they have several vegetarian options (which are vegan-friendly) and that's nothing to complain about.
Reviewed 21. Feb 2007
Don't worry about the real meat on the menus, cause you can ask for the vegetarian menu which features almost all the same meals prepared blood-free.
The vegetarian General Tso's Chicken was out of control and the service was quick, attentive and extremely inviting to a handful of tourists asking a bunch of annoying questions about their food.
Reviewed 21. Feb 2007
I wouldn't even know where to begin describing my love for Golden Era.
Whenever I'm in town it's one of my immediate stops for amazing veggie/vegan Vietnamese cuisine.
I highly recommend their Sweet & Sour Chicken and their various Claypots.
Reviewed 30. Oct 2008
Super Mexican restaurant near the heart of Antwerp.
Small, with room for around 20, which only makes it even more interesting. Decorated like an old Mexican hut, with lots of pastels, sombreros and candles.
The food was excellent! Authentic Mexican dishes, from tacos to burritos to quesadillas and more. Huge order of chips and salsa for around EUR 1,50 and one order of tacos is more than enough to fill you up and leave you extras to bring home.
They also went out of their way to make a vegetarian dish vegan for me, with no problems, hesitations or dirty looks.
Reviewed 16. Apr 2009
super chicago style pizza in a tiny strip mall in a tiny town.
the owners and employees are super fast and friendly, the food fresh and authentic.
Reviewed 04. Jan 2007
One of the best English cinemas in Vienna.
Prices are ok, with 3 cinemas, 1 large and 2 smaller one. Usually has the British or US blockbusters, but sometimes has a hip indie film or two.
The large cinema is where the major releases are shown, with a pretty good quality screen and sound system, though with action films you sometimes notice a little distortion from the speakers. You know, if you actually pay attention to that stuff.
Reviewed 22. Feb 2007
One of San Fran's best vegetarian secrets and also one of the worst-kept from the looks of all the awards they win every year.
The herbivore is ready to explode with vegetarian and vegan goodness, from huge tofu, tempeh and seitan sandwiches to a thick veggie burger, you can't go wrong from appetizer down to dessert.
The staff were all extremely helpful and didn't laugh as I an my vegan travelers ordered enough vegan food to feed an army and were even nice enough to call us a cab while we finished our cookie.
Reviewed 01. Nov 2006
A very classy location, serving seasonal, all vegetarian and mostly vegan meals, all fresh, all bio and organic.
Their prices are a little higher, but, such is life when you are a gourmet vegetarian. The interior is beautiful, very modern and urban, making this a great location to bring your vegetarian blind date to. Hollerei also offers cooking courses, catering and buffets!
Reviewed 21. Apr 2009
Hold up now, tap the brakes.
The pizza game in Wien has changed for me completely. Il Sestante is without a doubt, the best pizza and pasta I've had in Wien in my 8 years of calling this wonderful city my home.
The dough was perfect, soft with a little crunch, plenty of sauce and all of the topings tasted as if they were freshly picked prior to making my pizza. The pasta was outstanding and the garlic / rosemary pizza bread was off the hook.
Their giant outside seating area, across the street, in a church square was a perfect setting for an evening out and the area was filled with Italians enjoying their pizza, wine and coffee, which scored a 10 on my ambiance scale.
Highly recommended you call and make a reservation beforehand, as all of their tables were spoken for and were immediately filled when a party left.
Reviewed 05. Nov 2006
The Kantine is a Museums Quartier favorite, with a large garden seating area in the summer, and plenty of life and music inside during the winter.
This place is usually packed, so large groups beware, you probably won't find a spot during the rush time periods.
Right in the middle of MQ's 'Electric Avenue', you can take two-steps next door into the book shop, buy the latest issue of Architectural Digest and head back into Kantine for a coffee and afternoon of comfortable and warm reading time.
Has quite a few options for vegetarians, but the vegan options are a bit slim, but hey, it's getting there. The tofu-salad is always fresh and knusprig.
Reviewed 28. Sep 2007
Definitely one of my favorite spots to visit when I'm in NYC.
From the greasy onion rings to their mock burgers, wings and brunch.
Definitely a haven for the scenester type, be prepared sometimes for a long wait or even a forgetful waiter with very fashionable hair. But don't worry, the food totally makes up for it and if it's greasy vegan comfort food you're looking for, you're at home at Kate's Joint.
Reviewed 03. Nov 2009
Super hip little coffee house, with great cocktails and happy hour.
They have coffee from around the world, and made me one of the best soy lattes I've ever had. Music wasn't annoying loud, but it was a bit crowded, which can be a good or bad thing (wasn't so bad in my opinion).
Free wifi for 30 minute with ever order you place and the waiters and waitresses were super nice and fashionable.
Reviewed 01. Nov 2006
Kent is big on atmosphere and usually low on price.
They have a few vegetarian and vegan-friendly items on the menu and are open until 0200 most evenings. A little intimidating from the outside, but once you get past the first room, the restaurant opens up into a large and hospitable eating area, divided into smoking and non-smoking. In the summertime you have to come here just to experience their large open garden area, with room for 100 or more guests.
Reviewed 08. Aug 2009
Quick Chinese takeaway, in cute little boxes.
The food is better than expected for something that looks perfectly geared to fast-food Chinese takeaway. No traditional staples of Americanized-Chinese takeout, such as Kung Pao Chicken or General Tso's, but still the effort in packaging is highly appreciated.
Several vegetarian options, including several lunch menus complete with a big soup and salad, for less than 8 EUR.
Tagged 20. Feb 2009
Reviewed 22. Oct 2009
Extremely fast service, fresh food and great atmosphere.
The Koh-i-noor has excellent quality meals and lunch specials, at very affordable prices. Vegetarian options are plentiful, vegan options not so, but the few vegan options are very fresh and tasty.
Reviewed 26. May 2009
Was again at Landia and love it!
I can't say enough good things about Landia. For a high quality, healthy vegetarian (most items are vegan!) meal, prepared by a highly traveled and skilled chef who talks about the Sex Pistols, GBH and The Exploited (old 70s punk bands) while preparing your meal, I can't recommend anything better in Vienna at the moment.
Their fixed menu is finally rounding out, with the addition of their vegan doener kebap in vegan / kosher pita and their amazing zwiebel roastbraten w/ knoedel, and their homemade samosa w/ side-salad appetizer.
They've also hired new waiting staff to help from time to time, which is slowly improving the speed and quality of service. It's great to be served by the cook, chef and owners, but, sometimes they need the extra help.
Reviewed 17. Jul 2009
I was pleasantly surprised.
I know of the Loving Hut from their locations in the US, so I went hoping they would have had some of their US specialties (vegan club sandwich with fries, vegan cheesecake), but no luck there.
What I did find was a great Kung Pao "Chicken", nice service in a clean location, that has a somewhat secret garden in the back. Though, the actual location on the Guertel leaves much to be desired as it's a pretty bleak area and view.
But that's all well and good when they are bringing out free vegan pastries to taste and serving an awesome fried cinnamon-banana ice cream sundae with frozen fruit in the bottom of it! Oh and also they have non-alcoholic wines and soon vegan-cocktails.
Reviewed 21. Jan 2009
I've got a new favorite Indian restaurant in Wien!
Everything was fresh, hot and delicious and extremely well-packed when I order for delivery. I can recommend the Chana Masala highly and their Sabzi Samosas were awe-some when dipped in the Mango Chutney.
Also, their delivery service is excellent, fast and pleasant. The driver actually had change and didn't spill the food all over the bag.
Reviewed 09. May 2007
Cheap and fat falafel sandwich with an all you can pack in salad buffet?
SCORE! Maoz is famous the world over among veggie/vegans. I'm heading back for seconds and thirds as soon as possible!
Reviewed 20. Aug 2009
Cheap and filling falafel sandwiches and salads, with a little extra grease.
Super affordable and quick falafel sandwiches and fries to go, or to eat in, bar-style at the 5 or 6 seats available. The location is a bit cramped, with just that little bit of trashy fast-food joint feel you usually get on the streets of New York. Lots of vegan options, including the legendary Maoz all you can fill buffet.
Reviewed 02. Jul 2009
Super, all-you-can-fill falafel sandwiches and salads.
A fast-food vegetarian legend, Maoz Vegetarian is all over Amsterdam. This one is a bit small, with minimal seating (5-6 at the most), but it's packed, which means they are constantly refilling their salad bar with fresh ingredients. Also they always have a mixture of dancehall techno or indo-techno remixes on the sound system.
The idea is simple, order a sandwich with some falafel balls in it, then have your way with their 10+ item salad bar, fill all you can, take a few bites, then return to the bar and fill it some more!
Also, as a side grab some of their awesome fries, which are thick, crispy and come with several side sauces (I recommend the tahina).
Reviewed 03. Nov 2006
Maschu is famous in Vienna for it's takeaway falafel sandwich.
Maschu stuffs their falafel sandwiches full of tahini, falafel, veggies (including kraut) and various sauces, all for less than 3,50 EUR each. They have quite a few vegetarian and vegan options in addition to their falafel sandwich (try their hummus!) and their prices are pretty reasonable (but getting higher every 6 months it seems).
Their service is a bit lacking sometimes, so if it looks busy and you actually want some service, it's probably better for you to turn around and head somewhere else
Reviewed 19. Feb 2007
Vienna's net-culture hub for people doing interesting things with technology.
Reviewed 03. Mar 2007
One SF's greatest vegetarian restaurants.
A bit upscale and pricey, but totally fucking worth it and always a must stop whenever I'm in town.
There's no dress-code, but don't fool yourself into thinking you can show up in your Birkenstocks. The service is always attentive and helpful for picky vegans and meals usually ranges in the $20-$30 region, so bring that credit card.
Also, dinner-only folks, so, get your lunch takeout somewhere else.
Reviewed 09. Jun 2008
An absolute classic, where you'll run into everything from gutter punks to movie stars buying, selling and trading old and obscure vinyl, CDs, DVDs and who knows what else.
The service isn't stellar, but hey this isn't a Blockbuster Video, so if you want your hand held while trying to buy the latest Vice or Pitchfork recommendation, maybe you should stay away from Kim's.
Reviewed 20. Jan 2008
I can't say enough good things about this place.
The owners, while a bit quirky, are quite hospitable and you can tell they take huge pride in their work and the business they are trying hard to build up.
Their menu is ever-changing, always made of high-quality organic ingredients and always served with a smile. Cheap however, it's not. Expect to shell out a premium for top of the line vegan meals, but, why even try and put a price tag on eating healthy.
Highly recommended are their fresh soups and definitely give their Kurbis-filled palatschinken a try, if you're lucky enough to go on a day when they are on the menu.
My one issue would be the atmosphere. While I'm all for feeling like I'm in a dirty beisl, the lighting is of the washed-out, retina-burning fluorescent variety, which makes me feel more like I'm eating in a government office waiting to be told I owe back taxes, rather than enjoying an evening meal in an organic, vegan restaurant in the middle of a hip European green district.
The vegan schnitzel, while not expected to please a meat-eater (why one even makes the effort to point out it's not the same as real meat is beyond me) is great in my ex-meat eaters point of view and tastes quite different from any of the other local veggie-schnitzels in the area. It could use some ketchup, but, it seems only American's think that way. Fatty and meat meat meat it's not, but then again, why go to a vegan restaurant if all you're going to do is end up complaining about the lack of anything resembling meat anyways?
Top-tip: Reserve a table in advance, it's completely packed every evening.
Reviewed 13. Jan 2007
Before I ended up working full-time x2 the Deli was where anyone could find me.
Their hummus is 9 times out of 10 absolutely perfect and their all you can eat bread policy is a damn good one. The addition of a falafel wrap to their menu was a brilliant one and for the price, it's a monster deal which could almost feed 2 people if you're counting the salad and all the lovely grease pouring off of it. There are quite a few vegan options and even more vegetarian ones, so, those preferring no meat need not worry.
The atmosphere is of course Naschmarkt, it's usually hit or miss, depending on if there's a hip music festival going on or not or if some hip DJ is spinning at another location.
The service is also a bit hit or miss, sometimes you've got an extremely nice waiter/tress who is one step below Mother Theresa or the Pope, the other time you have an aspiring actress/model who thinks you should be photographing her while she's conveniently ignoring your need for a refill of bread.
Reviewed 29. Nov 2006
St.
Josef is my absolute favorite restaurant in Vienna. As Wolfgang D. says, the service is absolutely caring, the food always fresh and the atmosphere always warm and welcoming. The staff are wonderful, usually remembering you on your next visit.
A bit pricey, but well well worth it. Their schnitzel burgers are famous for being a great takeaway snack. Their salad bar is off the chain, featuring tons of extremely fresh salads and healthy dishes to pile onto your plate.
Also, their store is connected to their restaurant, so, all you have to do is eat a nice meal, pay (you can even pay AFTER you eat, how's that for respecting your clientèle?) , then walk over to the store and buy what you need for dinner. I'd give it 6-stars if I could!
Reviewed 10 days ago
New Bamboo Center is all sorts of amazing.
The interior feels like a tiny asian restaurant on a small side street in New York! The owner and employees are beyond friendly, taking the time to explain everything on the menu, recommending us different dishes and thanked us about 1,000 times. The layout of the restaurant fits around 30-40 people, with open style cafe and family-style seating.
All of the dishes were beyond fresh, with my Ma Po Tofu being 'mild' but still having a bit of a kick and amazing flavors. The tofu tasted as if it had been marinated in Ma Po sauce for a few hours.
Also, every table has a huge pitcher of free ice water on the table! Score!
Reviewed 02. Jul 2009
I love staying at NH.
Not the most luxurious of hotel chains, but NH lives up to their character-driven boutique image. The Schiller is a beautiful old house in the center of Amsterdam, filled with old oil paintings from the original owner, Mr. Schiller. The room was clean, quiet and had a nice backyard garden view.
Service was quick, attentive and always in a good mood, a pleasant change to some of the other hotels I've visited in the past.
Also awesome, NH have a special Sunday extension, so if you are in town for a long weekend and taking a later flight home, you can extend your checkout time to 5pm in the afternoon, letting you sleep in and catch some of the sites before having to checkout to make your way to the airport.
Only downside to Schiller and the other NH hotels, no free wifi, but that's a sad trend going throughout the hotel industry.
Reviewed 13. Aug 2009
Food is amazing, but be prepared to wait.
Absolutely one of the best Indian restaurants I've ever been to. Food is fresh, hot and spicy and always quite large portions. But be prepared to wait.
With the outside seating, plus the indoor, the restaurant always has customers, but never enough waiting staff. The poor waitress is extremely nice, but always seems overwhelmed.
But once you get your meals, it's all good. I highly recommend their chickpea curry and their samosas are also excellent!
Reviewed 19. Feb 2008
Great little Japanese restaurant hidden away in a small corner and behind two small windows.
Seating for around 30 people means you should try and reserve a table if you want to come around lunch or dinner. They seem to be always busy, which means your food is always made fresh.
Daily lunch menu always has a vegetarian option which can be made vegan, or there are a handful of vegan options on the menu, including some pretty nice veggie steamed dumplings.
Reviewed 21. Feb 2007
I have to admit, having never been to Panhandle I was pleasantly surprised with their soy cheese.
The shop however was a bit small and looked like the bathroom of an old west saloon, but their kindness made up for it. The owner was shutting down the shop when my ragtag group of vegan, vegetarian and carnivorous video game developers from Austria and Germany walked in, but he was kind enough to open back up, stick some pizzas back in the oven, and even sat down with us talking about the games industry, pizza in Europe and ourselves.
The bosses, delivery guy and cook even took photos with us before we left, turning the quiet street into a strobe jungle when 6-7 flash bulbs started rapidly pulsing as the photo war ensued.
Pizza was quite ok, possibly because we smooth talked our way into getting some extra handfuls of toppings tossed on top.
This was awhile ago, but I've since heard their ownership has changed and that the friendliness of the place has gone downhill.
Reviewed 15. Mar 2007
Without a doubt one of the best damn pizza joints in Miami.
A bit small, but even more of a reason to visit and try their giant sized whole pies or slices.
Reviewed 31. Aug 2009
A super little hip deli, on a charming sidestreet in the middle of Wien.
The owners of Pat's Brainfood seems to traveled to New York City, LA or San Francisco, because Pat's has a great metro feeling to.
A small deli, with barely room for 4 to stand and eat, serving delicious, fresh cooked healthy meals which appeal to carnivores, vegetarians and vegans alike.
I had the vegetarian chili, without cheese, which was a hearty cup of vegetable chili with tofi and thick potatoes. Filling and quite affordable. The service was pleasant and nice, but I can see it getting a bit stressful at times, seeing as how I bumped into 3 or 4 different people trying to eat while I waited in line.
Reviewed 02. Jan 2007
One of my favorite pizza delivery services in Wien.
Holzofen pizza at an extremely great(meaning LOW) price, with extremely quick delivery service.
Reviewed 03. Nov 2006
This pizzeria is almost legendary in Vienna.
Their pizzas are HUGE, but not as large as the actual restaurant themselves. Notice the plural, because they are huge. There are at least 3 different dining areas covering almost the whole block in giant greasy pizza goodness.
The service is great, with what seems to be 2 employees for every customer. In the summer they have a huge outdoor seating area on a nice (mostly) quiet street.
Reviewed 02. Feb 2007
An affordable and quite large ethnic supermarket, family owned and operated.
Offering great prices on everything from tofu and thai seasonings to sodas from around the world and rice cookers, Prosis got just about everything you need for your meals.
Tip: Get there early in the day to buy their amazing homemade Samosas, which are usually sold out by the end of the evening.
Reviewed 20. Aug 2009
Small but nice bar, cafe, club near Mariahilferstrasse.
The location of many nice parties and DJ sets from Wien's finest. Great music on the sound system, sometimes there are football games beamed on the wall, sometimes you get some abstract film about floating leaves on a stormy day.
You can also order food from Sushi Bar Mono nextdoor to be delivered to your table!
Reviewed 09. Dec 2006
Everything from indie rock to electronica to jazz to soul, Rave Up has everything you could ever need in one cramped and smoky shop.
The owners are absolutely amazing people who you can tell are fans of the music for years, not there to make a quick buck of the latest fad. The employees working there are a bit hit and miss, sometimes you'll get the snooty record snob who stares like you've just desecrated the vinyl gods, this is probably the closest shop in Vienna that brings back memories of High Fidelity but I love every minute of it.
Reviewed 01. Nov 2006
Nice and small reformhaus, with a small vegetarian deli that always has vegan options.
Everything is bio and organic and always healthy. Their store is connected with the deli and offers all the organic and biological medical and lifestyle products one could need.
Reviewed 14. Jul 2009
Extremely healthy vegetarian and vegan restaurant, with seating directly on the Prinsengracht.
Leaning heavily to the Mediterranean side, Bolhoed is an experience in healthy, homemade meals, with huge portions of fresh vegetables, herbs and spices. Some of the best hummus I've ever tasted, along with a wonderful curried tofu scramble made our brunch there absolutely perfect.
Reviewed 31. May 2007
Go.
Now. Small, warm and welcoming family-run restaurant, with two of the nicest owners I've ever met, serving some of the tastiest curry I've ever had in Wien. Oh, and finally curries that have some sort of spice and taste to them!
The all you can eat buffet features 5 vegetarian / vegan curries, a giant bucket of rice, all you can grab pappadam, a salad bar and a tasty soup. Fill up your plates, fill up your stomach and have a pleasant and smoke-free experience. It's almost unheard of!
Oh yeah, they also have 3 additional curries with meat in them for you blood mouths.
Reviewed 23. Nov 2006
Rhiz is without a doubt the best club in Vienna to have a drink with friends AND discover new and obscure electronic artists and DJs.
The sound system is intense for such a small room, so remember to bring your earplugs if you're going to see a noise show. The service is great, with all the waiters and waitresses being super cool and surprisingly pleasant. I say surprisingly because they are on the Gürtel, so I'm sure they have their fair share of the insane walking in and out.
Rhiz is also a longtime supporter of advanced technology, offering live streaming audio and video over the internet, probably before most of us even knew it were possible.
Reviewed 16. Dec 2006
A surprising find, the Ronahi is a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant hidden in a somewhat quiet street in the 7th.
Interior is nice and clean, featuring 2 floors and comfortable, casual seating around darkwood tables with gentle music throughout.
The food is filling and quite affordable, since it seems students are Ronahi's primary demographic. Oh, Ronahi provides free wireless internet, so, expect to be surrounding by a handful of students clacking away on their keyboards while downing a bowl of hummus.
OH, one more thing, they have DR PEPPER on the menu. You Amerikanskis know what I'm talking about.
Reviewed 09. Dec 2006
Vienna's premier spot for Japanese animation, comics, videos and collectible toys.
The store moves like every 6 months, so it's always hard to keep track of it. But it's well worth the visit for fans of everything from Akira to X-Men to Burn Collector.
Reviewed 16. Nov 2006
Traditional Austrian recipes created vegetarian and vegan?
Yes please! Rupp's is a special place, it looks like a traditional Irish pub, dark, smokey, with lot's of rock and folk on the stereo. Not someplace you'd think would feature some of the best vegetarian and vegan cooking in Vienna.
The menu is 100% vegetarian and mostly vegan (everything is marked). Their vegan schnitzel is legendary and deserving of the praise and their vegan goulash is to die for.
For those looking for a little alcohol, Rupp's is the spot. In addition to having a ton of beer and cider in bottles or on tap, they also offer 455 different types of whiskey. Yes, you read that correctly, over 455 different types of whiskey. Kiss your liver goodbye.
If you're with a larger group, it might be a good idea to reserve a table ahead of time. In the later evenings it's impossible to get a table if you don't want to share one.
Reviewed 28. Aug 2009
Another excellent lunch at Sababa.
Some of the best falafel dishes in Wien, with extremely fast service, 99% of the time friendly. Bit of a warning, they sometimes have a few items on the menu with the same name, so it's recommended you try to point and/or describe exactly what dish you're expecting (case in point - the dish named "Hummus & Falafel" actually can mean 3 different menu items, with 3 different prices.
Overall though, worth a visit if you need a fast, cheap mediterranean meal. Also serves various beers from around the World, so if you're drinking lunch, it's also a good stop.
Reviewed 29. Apr 2009
A pleasant surprise!
From the exterior (and the interior) you wouldn't think much of Sahiba, but their food is extremely fresh, full of flavor and extremely affordable. Their lunch menu is super cheap, though a bit small and only has a few vegetarian options, but their full menu prices aren't as bad as many other restaurants.
The service is family-style, with a husband and wife team and their young daughter running around listening to her iPod. Extremely warm, attentive and nice, we were greeted and taken care of every step of our dinner.
The interior is worth a mention. A little bit kitsch, a little bit trashy, but that gives it loads of charm, surprisingly enough. Extremely high ceilings, red felt on the walls and blue outlines all over the place, it's definitely an experience.
Reviewed 05. Nov 2006
One of the best Vietnamese in the city (Falter agrees!
) the Saigon caters to vegetarians as well as meat mouths. Their lunch menus are plentiful and quite affordable and their service is always pleasant to interact with. Their attention to detail is outstanding and their fishtanks are always fun to watch while waiting for my vegetable tofu wok to arrive.
Reviewed 09. Dec 2006
Maybe not the first, but certainly one of the best vegan fast food joints in Vienna.
Their burgers are juicy and Samolis certainly grills up one of the best vegan cheeseburgers I've had in Europe. Their burger combo (vegan cheeseburger + bottled drink + amazing pommes for 6 EUR) can't be beat.
The interior is a bit small with room for around 8 people to sit and eat and the lighting could be a bit softer, but, overall, Sam and Oli put their hearts into their shop and are happily filling the bellies of Vienna's veg-heads.
Reviewed 28. Aug 2008
Pretty good Japanese fare at extremely good prices right on Mariahilferstrasse in the heart of Wien.
50% sushi and maki makes for a cheap date, 12 piece avacado maki around the 4 EUR mark makes for a nice and cheap lunch. Ingredients were fresh, surprising considering it was all 50% off
If you're in a party larger than 4, it's best you call ahead and reserve, as even though Soya has inside seating, a large passage garden and seating right on the sidewalk of Mariahilferstrasse, it's constantly packed! A short waiting time should be expected for both a table AND for your food to arrive.
Also, FORTUNE COOKIES! Soya gives out dairy and egg-free fortune cookies after every meal, with English and German fortunes. Awesome!
Reviewed 24. Jul 2009
The ultimate gentlemen carrying the ultimate skate and sneaker gear in Wien.
Consistently awesome new shoes, clothing and more from Adidas, Nike, Reebok, Converse, KEEP and more, the boys at Stil Laden go above and beyond the call of duty to make sure you get whatever you need to keep you looking fresh.
An attached skateshop carrys the latest decks and parts, as well as the latest dvds and gear from the best skate companies around.
Reviewed 12. Dec 2006
The folks at Substance know their indie rock, which means you can trust them when you're in need of the newest vinyl from the US, or the latest Burn to Shine DVD.
Their prices aren't always the best, which is a negative, but their sale bins always has a gem or three if you're willing to look hard enough.
Reviewed 05. Nov 2006
Ignore the name and just go!
Sushi King is absolutely one of the best kept secrets for amazing Japanese cooking in Vienna. Their sushi is always fresh and delicious, the service there is always great for me and the owner(?)/chef is one of the kindest gentleman chefs I've ever met in this city.
Often over-shadowed by the trendier spots across the street in the Naschmarkt, Sushi King is a great little family owned restaurant with seating for around 20 people, serving some of the freshest and healthiest authentic Japanese meals in the area. Ignore the major franchises and go local folks.
Reviewed 19. Sep 2007
A legend among Charlotte-area veggie/vegans, Talley's grocery is one of the best locations in the Queen City for finding everything a health-conscious eater can desire.
From every type of Gardenburger variety you can imagine, to a frozen foods section which takes up a whole wall, full of hard to find vegan food varieties.
Talley's also has a very large deli, which has daily vegetarian and meat-mouth lunch specials, a large salad bar and some damn good vegan chocolate chip cookies which are about the size of a small child's head. Eat-in or takeaway, you can always grab the daily special for lunch, then take 10 steps and buy the ingredients fresh so you can cook it at home.
Reviewed 04. Jan 2007
An intense experience for any used records fan.
The store is family-run and everyone working there are extremely friendly, even to young punks looking for Sex Pistols on vinyl (note: not me).
There is vinyl all over the place from the floor up the walls, but a word of warning, those with allergies, either wear a mask, take your allergy medication, or prepare to suffer from the dust. 5 seconds in here and your eyes begin to water and skin begins to itch. But that shouldn't keep you from visiting one of Vienna's finest used record shops.
Reviewed 13. Dec 2006
The books and magazines mege-store right on Mariahilferstrasse.
4 floors of reading pleasure including a nice little sit-down cafe overlooking the ants walking down the street below. Thalia even has a nice and new English section with many of the newest English best-sellers.
Reviewed 06. Dec 2007
Since 1969 The Milestone has been Charlotte's connection for underground music.
Constantly shaping and reshaping itself under different owners, the stone has brought some of the most obscure punk, hardcore and noise to the sleepy Queen City and I've loved every minute of it.
From Fugazi to Texas is the Reason, much of my time growing up in and around Charlotte was spent in the Milestone. Let's hope it lasts another 38 years.
Reviewed 21. Sep 2007