Bodega Marqués

Really nice Spanish bodega. We sat outside and it was a beautiful summers night. The service was good, fast and friendly. We ordered a variety of starters to share. The portions are not too big, just enough for two people. The menu had a good variety of selections and everything tasted really good. The wine was also delicious. Prices were also very very good for the quality and the atmosphere. I would definitely recommend this place.

Food wasn’t bad but not amazing. Steak was a bit chewy, polpo was too cold, mushrooms were good, gambas was overcooked. Overall not bad but couple things in the service was a bit questionable. First, you have to pay for bread, which is fine. They say they don’t charge for table set up, so they charge for bread. Which is completely fine. But then when I had to pay, the server asked if I wanted to add tip. I refused as I spent almost €100 per person which is already quite a lot, and I didn’t get any particularly memorable service other than receiving my food. When I refused to pay tip, the server visibly got disappointed and didn’t even greet me in the end. I’m pretty sure it’s illegal to force tipping here and this unneccesarily made me feel bad at the end of my meal.

We came here after craving croquettes from Spain. This restaurant did not disappoint. Extremely good food, quick service, and a quaint outdoor venue. A couple next to us had a mixup with their order and we overheard the waitress doing her best to make it right. Would highly recommend if in the mood of Spanish cuisine.

Accomodating from the offset... Busy with an assorted crowd and locals . Atmospheric situated under arches. As a meat eater, I loved the bread basket, croquettes and chicken dish. Partner dealt that some of the food was very salty but I personally loved it ... Def worth a try.... Staff were very accommodating knowing we didn't speak German .... Would Def go back... Hidden gem.

Great atmosphere good service and the food was very tasty especially the shrimp

This is a hidden gem in Vienna city centre. Authentic Spanish cuisine, but with small portions. I would say it is a bit pricey for the quantities served although food is very delicious. We took 5 tapas and liked the chorizo with red wine sauce the most. Churros were not that good, at least not as in Spain. Wines were not to disappoint. Make sure to reserve a table in advance.

If you look for a Spanish restaurant in the city center. That is perfect 👌 Food is excellent, and the service is also good.

The 2nd time to this tapas restaurant. The house wine is easy to drink and I ordered today’s special for Goose liver pâté, the taste is a bit too salty but the rest of the food and service are all good.

I was very happy to find a Spanish restaurant in Vienna! We were able to be seated without a reservation, which was nice since it was already pretty late. With such a large group, we ordered a variety of dishes, which included the patatas bravas, pan y tomate, meatballs in red sauce and garlic shrimp. Bodega also has a great wine selection. Overall, a nice change of food while in Vienna.

I've been to this establishment twice over the last three years. The offerings are quite extensive. I would recommend the patatas bravas, the calamares a la plancha, the pescaditos fritos, and the chorizo a la riojana. All are solid offerings. While I enjoyed the food at this establishment, it did not stand out to me amongst the various tapas restaurants that I've been to around the world. While I can't really comment on how it compares to other tapas offerings in Vienna, I feel comfortable commenting on the service, which was superb. I would recommend making a reservation if you are looking to secure a space on a typically busy evening. A separate non-smoking space is also offered, which is much appreciated in a city where smoking is still allowed in restaurants. The property is also located right off Judenplatz, making it a great place to grab a bite to eat after some sightseeing and educational engagement at the Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Very good selections on tapas. Pimmento peppers were good. Albondigas, bacon wrapped dates and chicken livers were all very good. I like chicken livers sautéed or fried, but this was in gravy, not the best, but ok. Not many dessert options. Very good wines by the glass. Good service.

The service in this place is out of the world..that's what made this 5 stars worthy..the tapas options of the usual potato bravas and chicken croquettes were very delicious and so was the main course option of mussels, scampi and clams in white sauce..definitely try this place if you have craving for authentic Spanish food!

I was looking for a good place to mix things up and try something new. This restaurant is tucked away in a quaint part of the central first district, and what a gem of a place. We thoroughly enjoyed all of our tapas, and main course - spicy potatoes, seafood platter, shrimp with garlic, bread, aioli, etc were simple amazing. I will definitely look forward to visiting this restaurant again.

For Vienna standards, this is a top notch tapas place. If you however have ventured outside of Vienna, you probably had a lot more authentic and more importantly innovative tapas experience. Here is the review of all of the dishes we had: - Gambas al Ajillo - very good! A solid 4 star dish. Made in olive oil with garlic and chili peppers for a slight kick. - Croquetas de Casera - good. 3.5 stars. A little stingy on cheese which would have improved this dish significantly. - Dátiles en Cubierta de Bacon - average. 3 stars at best. I had a lot of different variations of this particular dish all over the world and this one was probably the weakest attempt I have seen. The dates were really mushy. - Pan fried goat cheese with beef prosciutto, salad and chutney - good. Also 3.5 stars. The cheese could have been a little warmer and the chutney should have had more kick to it. The beef prosciutto was good. The little side salad was excellent - well seasoned with great dressing. The service was friendly and efficient and I also liked the atmosphere. Overall, if you desire something different in Vienna and want to deviate from the plethora of Austrian food, Bodega Marques will do.

Liked this place a lot. Great atmosphere and space. Our waitress was great. We had a glass of wine which was corked and she changed it - no quibbles. Cant say that for a lot,of places Ive been to. Food was great for what we wanted. Its not cheap and you will get better tapas in your life but the whole experience was great and get my 4 stars. There are two rooms in this cellar area one non-smoking but the nicer one is smoking. We toughed it out in there.

The food at this lovely Spanish restaurant was really good. Service was excellent. There is a bar and a totally separate restaurant area. My only problem was I thought the choice of meat tapas wasn't very big. Most tapas restaurant blah r at least 10 choices of meat/veg/chicken/ but there were only 4 or 5 choices. Other than that it was good and if early enough, kids are ok in here as well.

Wow, what an amazing meal! From the wine to the dessert it was epic. Everything we ordered was so delicious!

Great spot for dinner with ample outside seating. Get a reservation 24 hours in advance if you are able. Solid service, and very good food. It's on a quiet street close to music halls and along the horse carriage route. Very romantic location.

Really awesome place! The food was all around really excellent. Nothing too unique, but it was definitely a good change of pace from traditional foods, and Bodega Marques did serve a good variety of foods (vegetarian options, good meats, nice Spanish cheese selection). We also loved the house white wine. While we were disappointed to not be able to dine outdoors, the inside seating was good. Service was just okay, but the 3 waiters (they were probably short at least a guy) were constantly working hard to serve all their tables. One of the waiters even ran about 3 blocks to catch up with us and return our backpack. Would recommend!

Had an excellent tapas dinner here with a great bottle of wine - definitely a hidden treasure in Vienna's district one. Would highly recommend!

Visiting Vienna and blundering around town, we found this highly rated gem on Yelp and were not disappointed. The Duchess and I enjoyed every single small plate we tried. Wine was excellent and a particular bottle caught our fancy so we were allowed to buy two bottles at a 30% discount! Let's bring that concept to the U.S. If you're looking for a real meal beyond the tourist circuit in Vienna, don't miss it. Outdoor dining option plus hermetically sealed indoor non-smoking option.

New to Vienna and wanted to try something different than the normal Austrian fare. The tapas was simply terrific. We enjoyed the cheese plate, meatballs, grilled veggies, bread and cheese/Serrano ham croquettes. Each dish was very tasty. What a great alternative to schnitzel. Service was attentive, professional and polite. They also were kind enough to work with my less than stellar German. The restaurant is located in the area of a quaint Square in Judenplatz. Outdoor seating was a nice touch on a beautiful evening.