Gut Oggau

I highly recommend the MAST pop-up menu. Excellent food, far better than what could be expected in a tavern, and for a great price. The wines are good, about half I'd call even very good. But they're not even remotely a good value, neither for in-house nor retail prices.

Great. The place itself speaks for Itself — beautifully done, you’ll fell like sitting in a small farm or winery .. and that’s just what it is. On top of that, they serve excellent food with a good blend of local cuisine typically found at a ‘Heuriger’. All locally sourced ingredients, and all fresh made. Service is excellent, everyone here is super friendly and the vibes are great.

Awesome experience as always. High quality food & wine, very nice and relaxed ambience. Four of us had a very pleasant sunday afternoon. For all this enjoyment we payed roughly 35€ per person. 'Cash only' option was just a tiny issue. Thank you, Gut Oggau.

I’ve know about Gut Oggau because of their exceptional wine. Which sadly, due to the country I live in, I don’t always get access to. Stephanie and Eduard have opened their doors to us the public. The offering is exceptionally tasty and honest food. Like a close family member that wholesomely cooks the best food one can with ingredients from their backyard. The wine is the same. You drink the place it’s grown, and the genuine way it’s produced. Thank you 🙏🏼 I will be back every time I possibly can

Not your average Heuriger/Buschenschank. Food was very good. We tried the shared platter the waitress recommended 👌. The natural wine is "different" something you have to get used to. The great bottle designs somewhat make up for the taste. Overall quite pricey for what you get in return.

MAST × Gut Oggau. Delicious but could be better. Anyways, like it though.

This is super place for families. They have animals such a chickens, rabbits, ships. Self made wine and food. It's quite and really fine.

The setting is a little paradise. Beautiful wooden tables set in a courtyard full of oleander. Their wine cellar boasts a great selection of wines, both ones that they produce and ones that they source. The food was absolutely delicious. We were six and ordered the whole menu, it's not large, it's very seasonal, everything is extremely fresh. A lot of traditional flavors done extremely well. An incredible experience.

My friend and I were in Burgenland for a day earlier this month when we were driving around Austria on vacation, and we were thrilled to be able to make a stop at Gut Oggau. It was perhaps the highlight of our whole trip. What is Gut Oggau? It's a family-owned winery open since 2007 that specializes in interesting, biodynamic, natural wines. (FYI: "Natural wine" can mean different things to different people, but generally speaking it refers to wine made with minimal intervention, using organic or biodynamic grapes, and avoiding many conventional additives and processes.) I have had the pleasure of trying several of their wines in the United States. When I knew we would be in Burgenland, I emailed Gut Oggau to ask if we could come by for a tasting. What we experienced at Gut Oggau was so much than a tasting. It was an incredibly personal and thoughtful experience. It was my friend, me, and another couple from Italy. Stephanie (one half of the team behind Gut Oggau) walked us around the property for over an hour, explaining the winery's philosophy to wine production, telling us the history of the winery, and showing us the equipment and resources they use to make their wines (including the horses they keep to help on the winery). After our tour, we sat down around a table in their lovely courtyard for a tasting. We tasted six of their wines with Stephanie providing explanations about each, while their dog Oskar put his little head in my lap, like we were in someone's home. Our visit was very personal and incredibly special. Stephanie was a wonderful host and guide around the winery. Oskar was a dear that made me smile and feel at home. The wines are incredible - vibrant and unique. The property is beautiful. Our time at Gut Oggau was a highlight of our entire trip. I can't recommend it enough.