Apron is a modern austrian restaurant in Landstrasse, Vienna.
Apron inside Hotel Am Konzerthaus on Am Heumarkt holds a Michelin star for set menus that lean on regional Austrian product and unusual technique.
Signature dishes: Five-course tasting menu, Seven-course tasting menu
Must order: The seven-course tasting; the kitchen builds it around whichever Austrian producer is in season.
Tip: Dinner only, Tue-Sat from 18:00; pair with a stroll through Stadtpark across the road.
Address: Am Heumarkt 35-37, 1030 Wien, Vienna
Soeren Herzig's one-star Schanzstrasse room in the 15th district sits in a converted 1920s auction hall, the chef training from Juan Amador's pass.
Signature: Tasting menu, Vegetarian tasting
Order: The large tasting menu; the vegetarian version is available by prior arrangement.
Tip: Dinner only Wed-Sat from 18:00; the JRE network listing makes booking straightforward.
Addiert on Franz-Josefs-Kai is Jaeho Jung and Jungyun Kim's one-star Korean chef's table, the room seating ten around an open service kitchen.
Signature: Korean chef's table tasting, Scallop ceviche with gochujang
Order: The eight-course tasting; the scallop ceviche with gochujang and grapefruit sabayon is the room's signature opening.
Tip: Only ten seats per service; book weeks ahead through the website.
Jola on Salzgries in Vienna's first district is Jonathan Wittenbrink's small all-vegan room, the kitchen holding one Michelin star plus a Green Star.
Signature: Vegan tasting menu, Fermentation plates
Order: The full tasting; the kitchen leans heavily on fermentation and lacto-acid technique.
Tip: Small dining room, reservations release a month in advance; the Green Star nods to the kitchen's near-zero-waste sourcing.
LOLA on Gonzagagasse is Vienna's Bib Gourmand-listed Spanish tapas room, the bodega-style space tiled in Spanish ceramics and vintage Rioja posters.
Signature: Galician-style octopus, Gambas al pil-pil, Manchego cheese plate
Order: Pulpo a la gallega, the gambas al pil-pil, and a plate of aged Manchego with the house red Rioja.
Tip: Closed weekends; groups over six can't be seated due to the small room.
Griechenbeisl on Fleischmarkt claims to be the oldest inn in town, the wood-panelled rooms decorated with signatures from Mark Twain and Beethoven.
Signature: Wiener Schnitzel, Tafelspitz, Stelze, Kaiserschmarren
Order: The classic Wiener Schnitzel with potato salad and a Kaiserschmarren with stewed plums to finish.
Tip: From February 2026 the kitchen opens at 14:00 Mon-Thu, noon on Fri-Sun; the signature room downstairs takes the reservations.
Beim Czaak on Postgasse is a near-century-old Alt-Wiener Beisl, the rustic room lined in dark wood, with a separate fryer for gluten-free schnitzel.
Signature: Wiener Schnitzel, Beef goulash, Garlic soup
Order: Wiener Schnitzel with cucumber salad, or the goulash with bread dumplings for cooler nights.
Tip: Closed Sundays; Mon-Sat 11:30-23:00, kitchen runs the whole shift without a break.
