We had the lunch special which turned out to be plenty and very good - for an excellent price. Can&#39;t say anything about the athmosphere inside, as we didn&#39;t go in, but if you&#39;re looking to eat local quisine and a choice of three specials is enough for you, then you can&#39;t go wrong here. A&#39;la carte was quite ok as well from a price perspective. Surprising, considering how close this is to the Praterstern station.

Cafe Restaurant Heine

We went for the Christmas special brunch. While the service and ambiance were very good, the diversity and quantity of the food on offer were limited, particularly as to salty options. More hot food would have been appreciated.

Happy with visit there. Family friendly service. Food was quick and good quality. Kids friendly and they know how to make your experience trouble free.

Price is high on the top floor of the hotel, and the circular transparent dome reflects the surrounding buildings. Japanese cuisine, Western food, expensive, of course, the service and dishes are perfect.

Not bad German restaurant, the roast chicken is very good, there is a big cake on it, this cake is delicious, I have never seen this German brand beer, it seems to be quite famous in the local area.

This restaurant is a short walk from our hotel Roomz Prater. There is another Italian restaurant across the pathway. We chose this one as it was quite and had good indoor and outdoor seats. We chose outdoor. The menu selection was very good and the waiter recommended a bottle of Austrian wine. The food was tasty and the wine accompanied the food well. A very pleasant meal.

I dropped by here because I needed a quick meal and I wanted some authentic Austrian food. I was served by the only staff waiting there, who is quite friendly and happy to help, even though she can&#39;t speak English very well. Not a problem. However, she did bring me the wrong meal - I ordered the garlic dumplings and she brought out the garlic cream soup. No matter, I was eyeing that up too so I took it happily. It was nice enough. Getting the waitresses attention proved to be quite the challenge. She spent a lot of time keeping an eye on the tables out the front on the sidewalk, and when she came inside she was mostly chatting with her pals who were having a meal at the front table. She even sat down with them for a good while to share photos with them on her phone, completely oblivious to what was going on around her. Eventually (15 or so minutes later) I got her attention and managed to order dessert, a slice of sachetorte. It tasted nice but the cake was dry, clearly several days old. All-in-all, not a very impressive experience. If you want authentic Austrian cuisine in the Praterstern area, I recommend the Gasthof Reinthaler instead.

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