Mayer am Pfarrplatz - Heuriger - Beethovenhaus - Weingut

The restaurant was absolutely beautiful, however, the service was really disappointing. They seated us on a different side of the restaurant, away from all the other guests, and we were largely ignored. We’re not sure if it was because we were speaking English or something else, but it definitely affected the experience. That said, the wild boar was really delicious, and the cold cheese plate was good too.

Food was great, service was poor. I had the wild boar with Pinot gravy, fried potato noodles and red cabbage…with a bottle of the Pinot noir. The food was delicious.

Stunning and lovely place. So tranquil and relaxing. Amazing food, amazing wine and great service. I saw in the other reviews that prices were high, which is complete nonsense. Not sure what those people did, but the prices are very good and any other claim should not be taken serious. The service is also top. A must visit in Vienna.

Very disappointed 😞 Even though the location itself is great, beautiful outside seating area, the service was horrendous. The waiters barely came over our table even though the place was not busy. When I asked about the wine, the waitress was extremely unfriendly and unhelpful, basically told I should just order and see how it tastes 🤦‍♀️ Same at the buffet - the serving lady couldn't explain what half of the cheeses were. The food was ok, but overall, it was pretty pricy - both the food and the wine. Unfortunately, I can't recommend this place.

The house where Beethoven once resided and wrote his famed Ninth Symphony now turned to a wine house and bistro. Known as "Beethoven's Heuriger" it has even created a special wine called "Beethoven Viennese White" to honor the composer. The house is a protected historical landmark, and visitors to the winery can still see the rooms where Beethoven lived. The setting has been described as being so well-preserved that it feels as if time has stood still, with many details from Beethoven's own descriptions of the surroundings still visible today.

Well worth the trip out from central Vienna. Delicious food all sourced locally in a stunning location with a fascinating history. Wines from the proprietor’s own vineyards. Highly recommend the ribs!

A must go in Vien. You can see tradition, history and good food altogether. Definitely recommend. A tip for the wine tasting: it’s overpriced, although all wines are good.

A truly authentic Viennese experience 🔥 This place feels like real Vienna — the staff wear traditional clothing, and everything we tried was absolutely delicious. You won’t find beer here, because they have their own winery, which makes the experience even more unique. The prices are on the higher side, but it’s absolutely worth it for the quality and atmosphere. 👍🏻