Food & Wine

There are a raft of culinary things to enjoy. A pork knuckle in Prater is one of them. Actually I am just interested in the crispy skin with horseradish, mustard and a beer 😋😋😋 ...  

Looks fantastic...hope it tasted as good as it looked!

And the Kaiserschmarren afterwards, did, too (see just added picture) 😋😋😋

Looks fantastic. 🍺

...for the very best schnitzel in town. this comes from a born&raised viennese.

But did have a cabbage salad 😁👍🏻

Although apricots were harmed in the making of this 😜

Love Prater. Hope you've enjoyed!

But Gösser muscled in fully 🤦🏻‍♂️

Meet my European family part there once a year... a very sentimental place for me. Thanks for understanding 🙏👍 A great looking schweinshaxe if you ask me 😉

Vienna is a sentimental place for us too, lived here for six years and both of our children were born in Vienna 😊👍🏻

The Kolarik family split up the businesses and Luftburg (where we went because of the kids) switched to Gösser as a bio alternative to Budvar (go figure), while Schweizerhaus still serves Budvar 🍻

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Hopefully not the last one of the week 😁🤞🏻

OK, took me several minutes as I was in company 😉

I’ve had (too) many of those😋😋😋

Six years for us - sadly some years ago 🤷🏻‍♂️

The advantages of an industrial operation - honed over the decades 😊

Looking forward to some more Viennese food this week 🤞🏻👍🏻

i really hope you enjoy it here - there is a lot do be discovered! Although I am not a resident of Vienna and not even working there anymore I can always recommend a Tafelspitz @Plachutta ( Plachutta or a nice Menu at Steirereck ( ) if you haven´t alread... 

We used to live in Vienna for six years, which is a bit of an advantage 😉 Your recommendations are all spot on and quite some are on the list already. Steirereck will not work with our small kids that well this time but looking forward to returning there.... 

so with 6 years of Vienna experience you are more or less like a local, certainly more than myself as I never actually lived in Vienna, I only commuted there to work for some years. Now I work in the countryside north of Vienna and also live there - near ... 

I am at a Heurigen in Rodingersdorf, a nearby village and enjoying the simple things in life. Quite the antithesis to Haute Cuisine, but the value for money is unmatched in Austria. Just look at these prices: €1,50 for a glass of wine, €3,20 for a large b...  

Remember often going to a local Heuriger for lunch back in the day - our office was just South of Wiener Neudorf 👍🏻

yes the Heurigen are a very important part of our culture. I really enjoy going there for sime glasses of wine and a small bite.