Eating out in Vienna

Some of our TOP recommendations for your culinary time in Vienna! 

SAVORY

• "Grammelknödel" at Glacis Beisl (Grammelknödel are dumplings that usually consist of potato dough, are filled with chopped greaves and served with sauerkraut.)

SWEET

• "Somlauer Nockerl" at Glacis Beisl (Somlauer Nockerl are a dessert of biscuit dough, vanilla pudding , rum-raisins and chocolate sauce. They actually come from Hungarian cuisine, but are also very popular in Austria - especially in the Burgenland region, which borders Hungary!)

• "Kipferlschmarrn" at Zur grünen Hütte (Kaiserschmarrn with a twist!)

• "Marille-Mascarpone-Schokokuchen" at Café Rondell with a marvelous view over Vienna!

Grocery stores open on Sundays

Close to Haus Panorama: 

Supermarkt „Billa“ at the Franz-Josefs-Bahnhof (hours: 6am – 10pm), Julius Tandler Platz 3, 1090 Wien

Take the S40 line („Schnellbahn“ or „S-Bahn“) from Heiligenstadt. It is only a 5-minute ride! Alternatively, take the U4 subway from Heiligenstadt to the Friedensbrücke stop and walk 5 minutes to the Billa at Franz-Josefs-Bahnhof.

Close to Haus Erasmus: 

"Billa" at Westbahnhof/Bahnhofcity Wien West (hours: 05.30am – 11pm), Europaplatz 1-3, 1150 Wien

It is a 10-minute walk, or one stop with the U6 (brown line), from Haus Erasmus (closest U6 stop is “Burggasse/Stadthalle”).

Other possibilities for grocery shopping on Sunday:

• “Billa” at subway station Praterstern: Praterstern 1, 1020 Wien, hours: 06am – 10 pm, U1, U2

•  “Interspar Pronto” at subway station Landstraße : Landstraßer Hauptstraße 1B, 1030 Wien; hours: 6am – 10pm, U3, U4