With a minimalist interior in a teeny-tiny space, Kiang Dine and Wine serve some delicious Chinese small plates alongside a proportionally large selection of wines. The bottles change depending on the day and the aperitivos vary on the season.
Skopik & Lohn is what we like to call a hidden gem, an incredibly fantastic place to dine, drink and indulge. Bring your best friend, your partner, your associate or your in-laws, it will be a total hit.
For bread this old, Bäckerei Grimm has remarkably little interest in resting on its laurels. Bread has been baked on this Kurrentgasse spot since 1536, making it Vienna’s oldest continuously operating bakery, with the current Maderna family at the helm since 1962. The selection runs from sourdough loaves to gluten-free and specialty bakes, but we’d make a beeline for the pretzels: crisp, chewy and, in our book, the best in the city
Zum Schwarzen Kameel is everything you've dreamt of and more. A marvellous restaurant that runs from dusk to dawn, with a fantastic bar and a vivid terrace to chat, cheer, and enjoy the delicacies made by chef Sevgi Hartl. This place is home to classic dishes, heavenly cocktails, wines, beers and the best part of it all: home to many loyal regulars. Visit this special gem for breakfast, afternoon drinks and late-night dinners.
Fabios is an elegant go-to for good Italian cuisine fused with some Mediterranean classics. It's the perfect spot for celebrating a special occasion over a late lunch or feasting in a big group during brunch. At Fabio's, it's always spritz time.