DOTS im Brunnerhof - Kahlenberger Str. 1

Name: DOTS im Brunnerhof - Kahlenberger Str. 1
Address: Kahlenberger Str. 1, 1190 Wien, Austria, Wien, 1190, Austria

4.2/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	Kahlenberger Str. 1, 1190 Wien, Austria
Phone :	📞 +989
Postal code :	1190
Website :	http://dotsimbrunnerhof.at/
Categories :	Restaurant ,
City :	Wien

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M	Matthias Eggers on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ To start off, it might be important to say that I understand why people like this place. It does serve good sushi, and the decoration is very interesting. Personally though, I found the service to be subpar, and the food a bit underwhelming for the price. I do encourage you to check the place out on your own, you just might find it better than I did! P.s.: the experimental maki are miles better than most other things on the menu. If they were the standard and not the exception, this would easily be a 5 star review
d	dendka95 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very good quality sushi and nice design of the restaurant. Especially nice look the garden area but better to call and ask if it's open.
B	Black Kitten 13 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ There is great choice of sushi, that is why everyone will be able to find something that will satisfy their preferences. Prices differ as well so no matter how much one plans on spending today, he/she will never leave with an empty stomach. However, quite a few tourists still managed to find their way to this hidden spot. I was enjoying my meal in the amazing patio (Innenhof) and the family of woodpeckers undeniably added some extra points to that experience:)
K	Karina Barenbaum on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Excellent and very tasty food. Wonderful service. Great choice for cozy and tasty evening.
M	Marc Schulz-Bacon on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Place is undoubtedly great as a location, especially in summer. Also the staff is really friendly. Cocktails were basic and not spectacular in taste. Lichi Mousse missing in the Shaghai Sling. Starters tasted good, we had dim sum mixed platter. What was really disappointing was the main course. We chose the sushi lovers set and the tartar platter, gunkamaki. The experimental choice was the Korean BBQ, which had a good tasted. For a total of 74 Euro for a main course I would have expected more creativity in the presentation, size of the different variations, as well as exotic ingredients. I nearly chocked on the fish chip as it was beyond crunchy, hence it cracked into many sharp pieces. I have had many sushi deliveries during lockdowns, and there are definitely better for half the price. Also the waiting times were far too long between courses. Desert on the otherhand was great, the marzipan raspberry maki could of had more fruit in it and some real raspberries instead strawberries. Water imported from Fiji is not on Vogue anymore and for 8,90 Euro, at least should be served in a glass bottle. All in all, a nice evening, but the price does not justify the culinary experience for 173 Euro for two.
J	James Millen on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Firstly, this place is really beautiful. Cool decor, spacious, large terrace space, really impressive. The menu is fun and eclectic. The ingredients are good quality. The general quality of the sushi is good, but not excellent considering it's a "high end" place. Prices reasonable considering it's "fancy". We paid €70 for 2 people with drinks, and we're stuffed. If you want the finest sushi, there are better places (I.e. Hidori on Burggasse), if you want beautiful surroundings then I highly recommend Dots.
T	Tal Carasso on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The food was good but the overall experience was less. The digital menu is in German, so you need to twick it to get to the English version. Only after we tried to order several dishes that the waiter insisted they don't serve we understood that the English version is for another branch of the restaurant and we had to start all over again. The first two rolls we ordered were sent back as they included fish eggs, which wasn't mentioned in the menu (even the German one).
B	Bobby Allen on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ While exploring this area of Vienna with vegetarian friends, we sort of stumbled across this spot. Lured in by the fancy decor, cocktail list and vegetarian-friendly menu- we had a nice break from our long walk. It was fun to explore the venue a bit, even if the staff did catch us (sorry!!) and direct us back to our table. There is a bit of difference between the English and German language menus- this was ok with us, especially during COVID times, so we had a couple back-up cocktail orders ready and that helped. The food was great- more like a snack, and the cocktails were refreshing and innovative. I have a feeling we will return to this place for a nice dinner some time in the future.