Wiener Schnecken Manufaktur Gugumuck

Restaurant · Per-Albin-Hansson-Siedlung

Wiener Schnecken Manufaktur Gugumuck

Restaurant · Per-Albin-Hansson-Siedlung

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Rosiwalgasse 44, 1100 Wien, Austria

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Snails as a protein-rich ingredient, farm-to-table dining  

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Rosiwalgasse 44, 1100 Wien, Austria Get directions

gugumuck.com
@gugumuck

€20–30 · Menu

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Rosiwalgasse 44, 1100 Wien, Austria Get directions

+43 676 3653643
gugumuck.com
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This Wine Bar Wants to Prove That Snails Are the Food of the Future

"Founded in 2008 by Andreas after he left a corporate tech job to return to his family’s produce farm in Vienna’s 10th District, this snail-breeding operation revived a historic Viennese tradition by producing and distributing hundreds of thousands of farm-raised snails annually. The snails are raised on calcium-rich soil and fed organic vegetable scraps, a low‑maintenance, environmentally friendly system that yields compost as a byproduct; the resulting product offers protein comparable to beef but with far less sodium, negligible fat, and a much smaller carbon footprint. An initial run of 20,000 snails was used to introduce the product to top local chefs, and continued efforts helped reestablish snails in Vienna’s contemporary culinary scene." - Erik Trinidad

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How Vienna's Restaurants Are Helping It Become One of Europe's Greenest Cities

"At Gugumuck Wiener Schnecken Manufaktur—which translates, literally, to 'Viennese snail factory'—farmer Andreas Gugumuck is building on the mollusk's long history in Austrian cuisine to promote a low-impact, high-protein alternative to meat."

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Maciek Solarz

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This place is super cool! Chilled relaxed spot, away from big city life. Went there for my birthday lunch as I’m a massive snails fan and OMG - those snails , as well as rest of food and drinks , were incredible. Vibe is great, guys are relaxed and supper funny - perfect spot.

Jobbe C

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The food is amazing, the setting is beautiful and the staff is wonderful. They’re all very friendly and helpful. We loved trying the different snacks as well as snail dishes. Very interesting concept. Next time in Vienna this is definitely on our to go list again!

Julia Vötsch

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What a special place outside of Vienna! This is one of the most underrated and most lovely spots to have some drinks in the evening, try the famous snails or even just enjoy the amazing local food variations surrounded by nature. We came here by car, but it’s also reachable by bus. They offer smaller plates to try, starters like tomatoes and burrata, small salat variations with different regional vegetables or main dishes like snails and chips, Flammkuchen and more. I must say that the portions were really small, but the food and quality were amazing so was the staff and the atmosphere. It’s definitely not a cheap restaurant, but I love to support locally grown food. The snails were super interesting to try and if you like you can also book tours to see where they live on the farm. They also have some vegetarian but not a lot of vegan options, but when I asked they offered me the salad without the cheese and it was amazing too! Perfect for small gatherings or just for a drink in the evening as they also have amazing lemonades like lavender or rosemary. Definitely a hidden gem!

fabio palumbo

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Nice summer pop-up restaurant outside of the noise of the city. You can try snails dishes... very good and creative with fresh bio products. Great staff for a special moment!

Thomas van Hell

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Great setting and really friendly service. This is a snails paradise and definitely worth a trip

Walter Weiss

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Good Ambiente and food

Jennifer Miyahira

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A must do while in Vienna! Super fun and food was excellent!

Stefano D'Ermenegildo

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Lovely atmosphere and polite service.