Neighbourhoodleopoldstadt
HoursTue-Fri 12:00-15:00 and 18:00-24:00, Sat 12:00-24:00, Sun and holidays 12:00-22:00, closed Mon
The dishNeapolitan pizza

Tip: No reservations; the kitchen runs lunch and dinner Tuesday to Sunday. The Marinara is the regular order, no cheese, no fuss.

Location

Address: Leopoldsgasse 23A, 1020 Wien, Vienna

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Trzesniewski ★ 4.5

innere-stadtMon-Fri 08:30-19:30, Sat 09:00-17:00

Trzesniewski on Dorotheergasse in Vienna has served unpronounceable open-faced rye sandwiches since 1902, the 21-Aufstrich carte and small Pfiff beer the city's most-photographed counter snack.

Try: Aufstrich-belegte Brote

Tip: Order at least three sandwiches per person; the egg-and-bacon Aufstrich is the regular's pick.

Naschmarkt Deli ★ 4.2

mariahilfMon-Sat 08:00-23:00, Sun 10:00-21:00

Naschmarkt Deli at the centre of Vienna's Naschmarkt is the all-day breakfast and Levantine counter, the shakshuka and sabich the brunch crowd's most-photographed plate.

Try: Sabich and shakshuka

Tip: Open every day; the breakfast carte runs all day, useful for jet-lag arrivals from outside the EU.

Bitzinger Wuerstelstand Albertina ★ 4.5

innere-stadtMon-Sun 08:00-04:00

Bitzinger on Augustinerstrasse in Vienna is the city's most famous Wuerstelstand, the chrome counter between the Opera House and the Albertina open from 08:00 to 04:00 daily.

Try: Kaesekrainer

Tip: Order the Kaesekrainer, the cheese-pocket sausage, with sweet mustard and a Semmel; no fork is offered.

Wuerstelstand am Hohen Markt ★ 4.4

innere-stadtDaily from 09:00 until 02:00 (later on Thursday to Saturday)

Wuerstelstand am Hohen Markt in Vienna's first district sits under the mechanical Anker Clock on one of the city's oldest public squares, the locals' Wuerstelstand for office-lunch and late-night Kaesekrainer.

Try: Kaesekrainer

Tip: The blistered-casing Kaesekrainer is the counter's most-ordered; come at noon to catch the Anker Clock chime.

Wuerstelstand LEO ★ 4.5

doeblingMon-Sun 08:00-04:00

Wuerstelstand LEO on Doeblinger Guertel in Vienna's 19th district is the city's oldest Wuerstelstand, founded by Leopold Mlynek in 1928, with the giant 'Big Mama' Kaesekrainer the counter's signature.

Try: Big Mama Kaesekrainer

Tip: The Big Mama Kaesekrainer is double the standard size; one is plenty for two appetites.

Habibi & Hawara Landstrasse ★ 4.3

landstrasseMon-Fri 11:30-22:00, closed Sat-Sun

Habibi & Hawara on Kundmanngasse in Vienna's 3rd district is the surviving branch of the refugee-run social-enterprise kitchen, the falafel sandwich and Levantine carte at Platz der Sozialen Sicherheit.

Try: Falafel sandwich

Tip: Sit-down menu and takeaway counter both run the falafel; the inner-city Wipplingerstrasse flagship closed in 2023 after the group's insolvency.

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