Gasthaus Woracziczky

I love the home-like atmosphere, the pale pastels, sud-dues light and the hearty Austrian dishes. The decor is unique and so subtle. The poor knight with cranberry sauce lives in my head rent free.

I'm really confused as to why this is Michelin recommended, especially thinking about the kinds of restaurants that are Michelin recommended in my hometown of Montreal. There's just no comparison to be made. Despite the restaurant offering a nice atmosphere, and the service being relatively good (there was one woman serving the whole restaurant, so keep that in mind), the food was average. It wasn't bad, but also not great. Maybe this is the best Michelin could find in Vienna, and Austrian cuisine just isn't very elaborate, I'm not sure, but it's definitely not for me.

worst food I’ve ever eaten. We had the fillet of perch with pumpkin risotto and spaetzle with scrambled eggs. The only thing that had taste was the risotto and keep in mind I said TASTE, no salt no nothing. The fish tasted like nothing as well. The spaetzle was tasteless and had an eggshell in it; when mentioned AFTER paying the waitress said “things like this can happen” Crazy expensive for what we got.

Claro, aquí tienes la traducción al inglés: A family-friendly spot with local flavor At our restaurant, you'll enjoy a warm and welcoming atmosphere, perfect for spending time with family. We offer delicious local cuisine, with varied daily menus and à la carte options to suit every taste. We're proud of our excellent customer service and our commitment to making you feel right at home every time you visit.

I’m still trying to understand how this place has a Bib Gourmand, it shouldn’t be even listed in the Michelin Guide. I mean, we all know, the son has 2 stars… but this place.. The crust of my chicken was bitter because it was literally burnt, it was dry, no seasoning and what I said was accepted with the following words: that’s how we serve it here. Don’t wanna go into details but it was not a pleasant experience.

Food was excellent 10/10 We got the apricot salad, veal, corn soup which were all very unique and delicious. Service was 10/10 I don’t understand why people complain about Austrians being cold because that was not my experience… this was especially the case at this restaurant. The lady was very warm and welcoming. Atmosphere 10/10 Very cute and at home feel. Price - VERY reasonable

It all felt rushed and we felt unwelcome. Ordered a bottle of wine which the waiter didnt put on our table. The portions were not enough. The food was okay. The seating is really uncomfortable and there is not enough place, it feels like you are sitting on the same table with the people left and right of you. They also dont take cards which is unacceptable these days. Quite expensive for what you get. Never again.

Great, genuine, friendly, unpretentious and qualitative experience from the seasonal dishes all the way to the quality of the wines and the great service - Woracziczky deserves to get customers who know the difference ! Thank you for hosting us Marion and the team

We did not get a chance to taste the food as they told us that the kitchen was already closed.... Friday 8:25PM..... the declared hours of operation are until 11:30PM..... we have gotten a strange feeling.... Sorry for the comment. I will remove this comment once the owners update the hours of operation....

Food great service from ok Ambience authentic Viennese Echt Wienerisches Restaurant

I was told by some locals that the weinerschnitzel here was outstanding. The were right! I really enjoyed the food at this quaint little restaurant in a sleepy part of Vienna. A lot of locals frequented this place and I could see why. I did the whole schpiel - appetizer/entree/dessert - but the first two were really memorable. The pancake soup here was absolutely awesome. The flavor of the broth was rich yet smooth. The weinerschnitzel was excellent. Perfectly cooked and the meat was flavorful and tender. The tasty potato salad was a perfect compliment to the meat. Honestly if I go back to Vienna in the near future, I will make an effort to head back to this place. The folks here are extremely friendly and the service was top notch. I can see why locals and non-locals alike gave this place pretty good reviews. You can't go wrong with great food and good service!

Wonderful place! We didn't have reservations because I didn't know. But they served us anyways! Very nice of them. They accept cash only. Food delicious! Bread is freshly made. Very nice service. I ordered the roasted beef and hummus for an appetizer/starter. Both were fantastic. This location was within walking distance. Warm ambiance and feels like a family owned business. As an American, I enjoy supporting these kinds on businesses. My suggestions are to bring cash with you and make a reservation.

Excellent Austrian fare. I enjoyed the dumplings, beef tartare, the tasty beef, and the foie gras was amazing! I highly recommend. Note - no bank cards accepted. This was a bit of a shock and resulted in 10 min walk in the rain after the meal.

This place won my heart over. The atmosphere is exquisite. The service is amazing (I promise you!) and the wine is fantastic. I highly recommend this place. I will absolutely be coming back. Also. They do not accept credit cards here. Not sure why it says they do, but they don't. So bring cash!

Gasthaus Woracziczky is one of the top spots in Vienna to enjoy Wienerküche (Viennese cuisine.) This off-the-beaten-track eatery in Margareten is exactly what a Gasthaus today needs to be to thrive. It's friendly, it offers amenities like water without asking, and it cooks Viennese classic recipes with updated seasonings. Luckily it is just minutes away from where I live and everyone I know In the neighborhood loves it. Recently I enjoyed a fine Zwiebelrostbraten with a glass of Grüner Veltliner. And the other four people I was with enjoyed their soups and main dishes (especially a Wienerbackhendl) very much. Margareten is blessed with Rudi's Beisel, Duspara, Silberwirt, and of course Woracziczky - all of which keep Viennese cooking fresh for a new generation of foodies!

This is a lovely neighborhood place with a local feel. We walked over from our AirBNB because it had good reviews, but not so many reviews that it looks touristy. The bread was very good. We ordered a couple glasses of wine which were very good and the squid as an appetizer. The squid was stuffed with vegetables on a bed of frisée and one of the best starters I've ever had anywhere! For an entree I ordered the fried chicken--crispy, moist and delicious. (Too bad they're not into buffalo sauce in Vienna). I tried the fried chicken liver but it's not my thing. The potato salad with baby lettuce was a bit soggy for my taste. My husband ordered the kabob which was moist and cooked perfectly, he said it was delicious. We didn't order dessert as we were satiated. The service was impeccable and the food was fresh, delicious, and well prepared. I would certainly return. Note they are cash only.

Once in a while, its a great feeling to find a place that hits every spot with 5 stars: quality, service and ambiance. The food on the menu is short and focused to their strength. Apparently their menu changes each week but still they seem to do what they do best. They did not seem to be trying to claim they can cook everything any time, but for the week (or perhaps season) they will focus on doing what tastes delicious. The meal tasted delicious! The service really blew me away because its hard to come across a place where the staff is nice and right there when you need them. It was really the first time I had finished my drink and at the right time someone came and asked if I would like another. Coffee even came with dessert, which I find hardly happens around here. The ambiance was ridiculously simple for such a 5 star place. Actually its simplicity was amazing. Usually in such traditional places you are visually bombarded with jars, glasses, ceramics, etc. Its as if the place wanted you to just focus on your meal and enjoy the company next to you. We went there upon a recommendation and really enjoyed ourselves. This is a place you can go on a romantic meal but also with family members. Its not a very loud place so perhaps might not be a good choice for a group of drinking buddies to go there. However, if you're objective is to enjoy a great meal and service, then definitely try this place. But definitely reserve!!! You will not get a place if you just walk in. Mahlzeit!

Don't visit Vienna and miss dinner here! Make sure to make reservations. If you're all about supporting family owned businesses - patronize Woracziczky! Try the Backhendel (chicken) - you'll never want ordinary fried chicken again. It's down the way, southwest of the Naschmarkt, just off the Schonbrunner Strasse. Take the U4 to the Pilgramgasse stop and walk a few blocks through the Margareten area.

Warm and welcoming atmosphere. You feel like you are a part of the family the moment you enter the room! The food is simple but it tastes like your grandma made it. It's definitely 5 Stars in it's class. Oh and try the "Marillen Knödel" ;)

Great food and charm in a great neighborhood joint in Vienna...I'm sure we were the only tourists there the weeknight we were there. Beef schnitzel with horseradish off the hook! Great wine too...be aware that it's cash only...

Honestly this place deserves more recognition. The food was excellent and the service was quick and the staff very warm. They have menus for English, French, and many other languages. I would highly recommend it as both excellent food, and an excellent price. As some other people have said though, they only take cash. Plan ahead and enjoy!

had a great time there with my wife a lot of fun