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Best place in Vienna for breakfast. Serves up an oven baked omelets ( chose from 4 varieties) with 2 salads (small potatoes and a green salad only 8 euro and feeds 2 people easy. Staff very friendly and courteous. Most know and speak English excellent. Best hidden restaurant in town.

Healthy but not boring. If you want to eat good, quick and tasty. For example, a menu 10 Euros. What a menu! Vegan soup with salad or curry. The curry was delicious. I loved the design which is minimal and charming. The service is flawless. And the new wave drinks, such as the pink lemonade is fantastic. And did you know that the owner wrote a cookbook?

I admit: I'm a quiche lover! And had one of the best quiches at hiddenkitchen. This nice plase is located next to the Stadtpark and we decided to have lunch there after a long walk in the park. The staff is young and you can feel, that they love to work here. The coffee is great too (and cheap compared to the traditional Viennese coffee houses). As the quiches are changing (every week?) I have to visit again!

Don't be put off by the exterior. Inside you will find a beautiful array of six or seven salads and a couple of well thought out main courses. The taste is fantastic as everything is super fresh. There's also the special of the day and a wholesome soup option. We didn't have desert but have been back and it was as good the second time round. Food starts at 11. Well worth a visit if you're walking around the 1st district in Vienna.

I have been here quite often, the lunch menu is fresh, tasty and with great ideas. The place is quite busy between 11:30 and 13:00 but either you can preorder or come a bit earlier. Every week they change the menu which I find great. Quiche and salads are especially worth the money. The personnel is every time friendly. This place i would recommend not only for a business lunch but also for tourists, as location is quite convenient.

It’s nice and to have a chance to try something different and the product combinations in salads are at least not boring, but it’s still overpriced for what you get. They have 5 salads daily, a soup and 3 main dishes. You can choose between some menues or buy separately and the menu gives you a chance to try many different dishes. The portion of main dish was tiny, I hope, it’s only because it was a part of a menu, although taking all parts of it (3 salads, soup, main dish) really results in a very big amount of food!

It was the first time I went to Hidden Kitchen Park. I'm very picky with food and I enjoy it a lot to eat fresh and healthy. I liked the restaurant a lot, I had pasta with fish and green salad (which was very tasty), decaffeinated coffee (I liked it a lot too), and cheesecake in the glas as a desert. It didn't really present the traditional cheesecake, more like a creamy-fruity something. but it was super delicious. I think I will go back tomorrow to get another one. I totally recommend the place ... it is very nice to sit inside.

We loved everything about this place! It is a bit hidden, hence the name, but worth seeking out for a delicious home made lunch! It is counter service where you choose from the made fresh daily salad and main dishes to complete your plate. We loved that they have pitchers of water out and don't force you to purchase bottled water, very thoughtful of their customers!The prices are reasonable and portions plenty, sometimes enough to share. It is only open on week days for lunches, not sure about breakfast. Very healthy choice! Your body will thank you!

One of the reasons why I don't eat at Hidden Kitchen very often despite good food and the fact that it is a mere five minute walk from my office is that it is tends to be quite full at lunch time, with slim hopes of finding a place to sit. This, in itself attests to the ongoing popularity of this restaurant with hungry office-workers. I like the concept (various original salads you can combine and other pick-and-mix options), interior design and the fact that in addition to a good choice of drinks to buy, there are bottles with tap water on the tables, which is a rare thing for Vienna. I would not mind if dishes were a little spicier (salt and pepper grinders are on each table) and lighting...