K.u.K. Restaurant Piaristenkeller - Piaristengasse 45

Extremely high prices relative to their quality. Our meat dishes had very little meat in it, and the rest was also far from breathtaking. Location and beer were nice, but that's it. For this money you can get much better treatment in Vienna.

really a horrid place, they don't accept credit card and they made a fuss because we didn't have cash. I really do not recommend this place to go to eat

Very nice typical Austrian restaurant with a charming atmosphere and very good authentic food. A bit tad expensive but is to be expected

Must see Restaurant. Don't forget the tour of the winecellar where you will be guided through Austria's history of monarchs by the captain of the Titanic ?

Authentic Ambiance. Extraordinary service from Jimmy. Best value for the money. Very nice taste. Must vizit Must eat. Forget about other restaurant stars on the map. Take guidiance from Jimmy when ordering. Do not forget, Mozart was here. Mutlaka gelin.

We have a very special experience dining in this restaurant. First we have to walk through a dark passage, visiting some sort of museum that have a collection of old days army photos, dresses. After that we lead to an underground restaurant to have our food. There is a musician who play and sing for us. We enjoy it.

We had a good time at the restaurant There is a large choice of gibier meats and the place is mythic ! The menu is only is German but well explained by our host (warm and advised)

A hidden Restaurant in the heart of the viennese 8th district. The restaurant has the K.u.K. seal, which stands for Kaiserlich und Königlich (Imperial and Royal). This seal stems from the Austro-Hungarian Empire times and refers to establishments recognized by the empire. Nowadays there aren’t many of these left, so you can be sure that you are entering a well-stablished restaurant. We were pleasantly surprised by the service. Vienna is known for rude, unsympathetic waiters but here they were nice and welcoming, our waiter Jimmy could speak many languages. To us, he talked spanish for example. He goes above and beyond in the hospitality, really nice guy. The ambience in the cellar restaurant is impressive. There are velvet curtains, paintings, statues and antique furniture, you feel like you travelled 100 years back in the past. While the waiter takes your coat, you can appreciate the historical hat collection displayed. When the waiter brings you to the candle-lit table, you notice the wine dispenser that seems to be there since the emperor times. The menu doesn’t have too many options, but enough to please different kinds of guests: from the classic viennese Schnitzel to local fish as well as vegetarian options. The prices were not as expensive as I expected – just a bit pricier than any normal Austrian restaurant in the city. The food was excellent, from the soup to the appetizers and main courses. Drinking wine out of the dispenser was a true experience as well. The place was quite empty, I believe they need more advertisement. I am sure many people would be interested in the experience of dining like the emperor did back then.