Soosser Kasparovsky KEG

beuschel mit knödel als Menu,my frau a’la’card. carving with supplement crazy big, staff very friendly and helpful with disabled

I was more often in the soosser and it was always excellent. the portionings especially the Wienerschnitzel are huge and a dessert after the carving was usually no longer feasible.

bourgeois kitchen, large selection, seasonal map ( mushrooms, spasm etc) proportionately, nothing special but nothing bad, resche service forces, smoker area, five tables next to the street, large tributary

The interviewer reminded us of the dining room at the children's place. These green tables, fun vases... very sweet and unprovoked. Very good prices, very good, with the humor of the kelner. The food could be better, but it's a good price.

came a little too late to the Friday fish, chose me for backhendlsalat. the backhendl was good, the salat less. I had the feeling, the salat comes from the glass or the dose. nothing was fresh. the waitress has assured me that these salads are also made.

On our first night in Vienna we wanted a typical back street restaurant off the tourist route near our Hotel. We spotted this place with a good simple meal, and good reviews. There were only 3 other people at about 8pm, just drinking beers. Both...our meals were terrible, but I felt so sorry for the poor waitress, so we decided not to complain. The only thing that was good were the half litre carafes of local red wine.

Es un restaurante Austríaco principalmente para Austríacos, está al norte del canal y por esa zona no hay mucha variedad. Fuimos tres noches a cenar, estuvimos probando los platos típicos Austríacos y también los postres. Cantidades generosas a muy buen precio, el servicio muy amable aunque un poco lento a la hora de traer la cuenta, la comida la traían bastante rápido. Por poner un ejemplo dos platos enormes, dos cervezas y un postre 30 euros más o menos.

.... seemingly always busy - opportunities to eat inside or outside with currently an inside dedicated but wholly separate area for smokers AND a wholly separate area for non-smokers.Serving archetypal Austrian Fayre - weiner schitzel freshly cooked and huge with a range of varieties of such. We finished ours off for lunch the next day. And all at a relatively cheap price.Standard reasonable offerings on beer and all accompanied by excelletn service. I would happily return to eat here again.

We wanted to eat a Wiener Schnitzel and they had it. It was a spontaneous visit on a Thursday evening. The restaurant has wooden tables and chairs, which is typical for such a place. The front side is the smokers area (it is still normal...in Austria to smoke in bars and restaurants, although they have to have a non-smoker room) and in the back they had a non-smoker room, which we choosed. We both ordered the schnitzel (pork) with salad and a bottle of sekt (Austrian Champagne). We had to wait a little while, but when it arrived, we were very surprised. It was that big (see the picture). We ate it all (when you order it with potatoes or fries it is to much to eat). On Thursdays the schnitzel...