Bahur Tov ★ 4.3
Bahur Tov on Taborstrasse in Vienna's Leopoldstadt is the 2nd district's flagship kosher restaurant under Rav Aminov hashgacha, the Israeli and Middle Eastern carte a long-running family-run room.
Mochi on Praterstrasse in Vienna marks gluten-free dishes throughout the menu, with the sashimi and yakitori carte naturally gluten-free and the rice-noodle dishes adapted on request.
Address: Praterstrasse 15, 1020 Wien, Vienna
Bahur Tov on Taborstrasse in Vienna's Leopoldstadt is the 2nd district's flagship kosher restaurant under Rav Aminov hashgacha, the Israeli and Middle Eastern carte a long-running family-run room.
Tian on Himmelpfortgasse in Vienna runs a gluten-free vegetarian tasting on advance request, the kitchen happy to adapt the carte across the full tasting menu for coeliac diners.
Kent Restaurant on Brunnengasse in Vienna's 16th district near the Brunnenmarkt is the city's longest-running serious halal Doener counter, the Turkish-Viennese borough's canonical kebab address.
Bahur Tov on Taborstrasse in Vienna's Leopoldstadt is the 2nd district's flagship kosher restaurant under Rav Aminov hashgacha, the Israeli and Middle Eastern carte a long-running family-run room.
Alef Alef on Seitenstettengasse in Vienna's first district sits next to the Stadttempel synagogue, a kosher restaurant under Rabbi Schwartz hashgacha supervision, the family-run room serving the 1010-postcode Jewish community for over thirty years.
Tian Bistro on Schrankgasse in Vienna's Spittelberg runs Paul Ivic's vegetarian and vegan everyday plates without the starred restaurant's lead-time, the everyday entry into vegan fine dining in Vienna.
Swing Kitchen on Schottenfeldgasse in Vienna's Neubau serves 100 percent plant-based burgers in a 1920s-swing-themed room, the city's go-to walk-in vegan fast-food counter.