Cafe Restaurant Rathaus

Unfriendly service, long waiting time, high prices, dirty table cloth. Limited coffee selection. It’s pity, since the interior looks cozy from outside and it’s only few steps far from metro. Cannot recommend.

The waiter was exteremly rude. She almost wanted me to leave because I wanted to sit outside when it is 16 degree. It was warm enough but she insisted that it is wet outside. Anyway, you should definately avoid going that place.

We decided on this restaurant on our last night as it was close to our hotel and we were tired. The service was very good and as we had not tried it we had Tafelspitz. It was very good, substantial and tasty (to my surprise) and we had strudel to finish. It's very reasonably priced and we would not hesitate to go back next time we are in Vienna.

Restaurants in Vienna seem to have almost identical menus. Of course, I've been seeking out authentic Austrian food. Maybe I've been in Vienna too long and am tiring of eating all meals in restaurants. The best item I tried here was the Spargelcremesuppe. That's Cream...of asparagus soup, with chunks of European white asparagus in it. Very tasty.

I've been here several times when visiting Vienna and have never been disappointed. The service is friendly and efficient, the foot is yummy and reasonably priced. It's steps away from the U2 Rathaus station. There are lots of magazines and newspapers available if you just want to sit with a beverage and read quietly. The last time I was there it was close to closing time but I didn't feel at all rushed.

This was a good find, nearby to our hotel. The evening we went there it was uncrowded, unhurried, and served tasty Viennese traditional food and wine from a smallish but varied menu. The one waitress in charge was friendly, helpful and efficient, and spoke good English. The decor was comfortable and old-fashioned, and our final bill was pleasantly moderate.Although the café is close to the inner old town, it's far enough away from the tourist hordes to make it a pleasant place to enjoy a relaxing meal at any time of day.

This is pretty much your run-of-the-mill European restaurant; average, if not slightly over-priced, food. The portion sizes were surely enough, as well as friendly staff members who coped with our broken German. However, upon paying the bill we realised that we had been charged around...€8 for breadsticks that we had not asked for (and had assumed they were complementary). Furthermore, a 1 litre jug of water came to €7. I wouldn’t necessarily recommend this restaurant. Overall, slightly ironic that they hung a picture of Jesus while charging almost €20 for bread and water.

This is pretty much your run-of-the-mill European restaurant; average, if not slightly over-priced, food. The portion sizes were surely enough, as well as friendly staff members who coped with our broken German. However, upon paying the bill we realised that we had been charged around...€8 for breadsticks that we had not asked for (and had assumed they were complementary). Furthermore, a 1 litre jug of water came to €7. I wouldn’t necessarily recommend this restaurant. Overall, slightly ironic that they hung a picture of Jesus while charging almost €20 for bread and water.

first night in Vienna and wanted some schnitzel. this place was close to our apartment and since we'd been on the road all day we weren't interested in roaming too far. nice place, was able to eat outside (much cooler than inside, which had no AC). waitress was very friendly. we ordered the veal schnitzel, figuring that it was the best of the 3 choices (veal/chicken/pork). nearly 2x the price for veal, but what the heck - if it's touted to be the best, let's go for it. turns out the veal was overdone and a bit dry. very disappointing. had pork schnitzel in a small town in the Czech Republic (Tabor) and it was delicious. so unfortunately, our first meal in Vienna turned out to be a downer. ca...