Figlmüller – Restaurant Bäckerstraße





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You can stick to the grand, café-lined promenades of Vienna. But off the tourist trail, there's plenty more to see. This day's excursion takes you from Vienna to postcard-perfect Wachau, along the famous Danube River. In winter, you'll have lunch and an extended look around Krems and Dürnstein. In summer, embark on a boat ride down the Danube to see the best of the valley from the water.

Located in the largest of the Habsburg's residential palaces, the Albertina is home to the biggest and most valuable graphical collection in the world. With your Albertina Museum tickets, see the permanent exhibition of the Batliner Collection, _Monet to Picasso_, 20 elegant staterooms, and more!

Open year-round, your Tiergarten Schönbrunn tickets offer an amazing array of animals; you'll see 700 different species, from ants to zebras! Some of the zoo's most popular residents include giant pandas from China, Siberian tigers, koalas, polar bears, African elephants, lions, penguins, as well as rare, endangered Austrian species. Not only can you use your Tiergarten Schönbrunn tickets for recreation, but visitors can also learn more about nature and wildlife conservation at this unique animal attraction. Tiergarten Schönbrunn tickets are the perfect complement to a day at the sprawling Schönbrunn Palace complex – a UNESCO-listed location with a long and fascinating history. The zoo itself was founded in 1752, by the Holy Roman Emperor at the time, Francis I. Despite being the oldest zoo in the world, Tiergarten Schönbrunn features some of the most modern facilities found in any zoo around the world, adding to its unique charm.
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The 5 reviews shown below read more positively than the overall score. These are the reviews Google surfaces as most relevant, not a representative sample — the 4.3 above reflects all 32,642 of them.
We couldn’t make a reservstion so we tried walk-in. We waited for about 20 minıutes to get seated. It was better than I expected. The line moved really fast. Service was fast and efficient and the staff was very kind. Potato salad was to die for. We had chicken and beef schnitzel. Bothe were delicious. Servings are really big.
I treated myself to three days in Vienna, and a friend recommended Figlmüller. I went without a reservation, but after a short wait in the queue, I was lucky enough to get a table. The food was outstanding, and the service was excellent. I was looked after by Bojan, who was absolutely amazing. He gave me fantastic recommendations on what to try, and they were so good that I ended up returning two days in a row just to taste everything he suggested. I tried the famous schnitzel, the traditional salad, as well as local wines and cocktails, and everything was delicious. Thank you, Bojan, for making my experience so memorable. I truly enjoyed my visits and highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Vienna!
Fantastic experience at Figlmüller! The schnitzel was absolutely excellent, easily one of the tastiest I have ever had. The restaurant itself is really nice with a great atmosphere, but I highly recommend booking a table in advance, otherwise you will end up waiting in a long line. The rest of the food was also excellent, from the delicious soup to the amazing Kaiserschmarrn for dessert. It is an overall wonderful spot that I highly recommend, though just keep in mind it can get a bit too noisy at times depending on where you are seated.
Traditional Viennese atmosphere and cuisine. We ordered the Wiener Tafelspitz (boiled beef) and the famous Figlmüller Schnitzel (pork), along with a Figlmüller beer. The food was excellent, especially the Tafelspitz. The beef was sliced relatively thin, cooked until very tender, and had a rich, natural beef flavor. It was slightly salty for our taste, but still very enjoyable. The schnitzel lived up to its reputation—crispy, flavorful, and impressively large, extending well beyond the plate. The Figlmüller beer was refreshing and noticeably different from the beers we typically have in the U.S. The Erdäpfelsalat (potato salad) was also very good and paired perfectly with the schnitzel. Portion sizes were quite generous, and by the end of the meal we were so full that we didn't have room to try any dessert. The service was friendly and attentive throughout our meal. Overall, we had a wonderful dining experience and can see why this restaurant is one of Vienna's most popular dining destinations. The restaurant gets quite busy, so we strongly recommend making a reservation in advance.
If you’re visiting Vienna and want to try a true classic, Figlmüller is one of those places that simply has to be on your list. Famous for serving one of the most iconic schnitzels in the city, it definitely lives up to its reputation when it comes to taste. The schnitzel is absolutely outstanding — perfectly crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and full of rich flavor that makes you understand why this place is so well-known worldwide. The portion size is also impressive, and it really feels like the kind of traditional Viennese meal you came to Austria for. It’s the type of dish that leaves you satisfied and happy, especially if you’re a fan of classic comfort food done properly. That being said, the experience isn’t flawless. The biggest downside is the service. Unfortunately, the staff can feel rushed and not very attentive, and at times it seems like they’re more focused on turning tables quickly than creating a warm dining experience. It doesn’t ruin the meal, but it definitely takes away from what could have been a perfect visit. One important tip: do not go without a reservation. This place gets extremely busy, and if you show up spontaneously, you may end up waiting a long time or not getting a table at all. Overall, Figlmüller is still a must-try in Vienna for its legendary schnitzel alone — just go prepared for a less-than-friendly service experience.
Tickets & Attractions in Vienna

Forchtenstein Castle's extensive weapons collection features countless armaments from the 16th century and the Thirty Years' War. Join this fascinating guided tour and walk in the shoes of soldiers who served the prestigious Esterházy family. There's an array of weaponry to admire, including muskets, helmets, halberds, crossbows, cannonballs, and even hand grenades! Surround yourself with medieval history and learn the castle's deepest, darkest secrets. Explore the enthralling history of the Esterházy family, witness the staggering wealth of their collections, and be wowed by the historic armoury with its holdings spanning more than four centuries. The fortress kitchen and bakery give an insight into the daily work of the time. At the end of the tour, take a look at the 50-metre-deep well that was once essential for survival.

Mozarthaus Vienna showcases the life and work of one of the world's most famous musical geniuses. Wander three exhibition levels spread across his old home, witness some of his creative achievements, and get a feel for the way he lived his life in 18th-century Vienna. Not only will you get to explore Mozart's only preserved apartment, where he composed more of his music than anywhere else, but you'll also get to hear his masterpieces performed as part of the Summer Concert series.

Explore Slovakia with this day trip from Vienna to Bratislava. Travel by road and return by river aboard a high-speed boat! Old and new complement each other perfectly in the Slovakian capital. Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance architecture share the city with hip cafes and lush boutiques. See it all on a two-hour walking tour, including landmarks like Michael's Gate and St. Martin's Cathedral, and take free time to explore. Then, head back to Vienna down the Danube on a comfortable catamaran. The “All Inclusive” package includes a 1-hour drive to the castle in a vintage car. Guests can take the ride at 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00 or 16:00 and choose the desired time at the end of the guided tour.

The Imperial City becomes one big escape room with Vienna City Quest. Gather some friends and discover this historic city's secrets one riddle at a time as you solve fun puzzles and unlock new areas around town. With an emphasis on interactive exploration over impossible brain-teasers, Vienna City Quest makes sightseeing an addictive team game, and you'll rack up a high score of cultural knowledge before your quest is over. You can approach the quest at your own pace, so take your time and soak in Vienna's majestic architecture and cultural scene in this immersive new way to sightsee.

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Step into a café with vintage furnishings and a nostalgic Viennese vibe. Try the apple strudel, especially after 8pm when the buchteln pastry is available, accompanied by a traditional coffee melange.

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