Glacis Beisl is a viennese restaurant in Neubau, Vienna.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: Breite Gasse 4, 1070 Wien, Vienna
Figlmueller Baeckerstrasse in Vienna's first district runs the Figlmueller pork-Schnitzel carte across the cobbled square from the original Wollzeile room.
OrderThe Original Figlmueller Schnitzel; one plate-overhanging cutlet feeds two.
TipOpen daily 11:30-23:30, kitchen to 22:00; the Schnitzel-plus-Beisl menu also runs a vegan Schnitzel option.
Cafe Anzengruber on Schleifmuehlgasse in Vienna's Freihausviertel has been in Croatian hands since 1949, serving Wiener Schnitzel and one of the city's most.
OrderGoulash with bread dumpling; the kitchen's signature.
TipSit in the Schanigarten in summer; the room turns into a football-screening crowd when the Croatian team plays.
Schweizerhaus in Vienna's Prater is the city's most famous beer garden, the Karlovary-style pork Stelze and unfiltered Budvar tap drawing crowds from March.
OrderStelze, the slow-roasted pork knuckle, with sauerkraut and a Krug of Budvar.
TipOpen mid-March to 31 October only; the Stelze sells out by 21:00 on busy summer evenings.
Vollpension on Schleifmuehlgasse in Vienna's Wieden hires Viennese grandmothers and grandfathers to bake the menu of Strudel, Torten and Mehlspeise.
OrderApfelstrudel with vanilla sauce, made that morning by one of the resident grandmothers.
TipThe dining room fills fast on weekends; the Naschmarkt branch at Stand 343 takes the spillover.
Neni am Naschmarkt at Stand 510 on Vienna's Naschmarkt has been Haya Molcho's flagship since 2009, cooking Israeli and Levantine plates upstairs.
OrderSabich, fried aubergine with egg and hummus; weekend brunch leans on shakshuka.
TipOpen Monday to Saturday from breakfast; Sundays the Naschmarkt stalls close but the cafe stays open until 21:00.
Tewa at Stand 672 on Vienna's Naschmarkt cooks organic vegetarian plates with a Levantine accent, named for the Hebrew word for nature, open since 2007.
OrderThe hummus plate with warm pita; vegan options run the length of the carte.
TipThe market stand opens earlier than the inside cafe; eat shakshuka outside on weekend mornings.
