Prinz Ferdinand – Summer Dining

Kitchen: Traditional Austrian
Summer garden described in a few words: old-school Austrian charm

This place is like your old Uncle Franz whose worn a tie and hat everyday of his life, eats his Knödel (dumplings) and Schweinsbraten (roast pork) at 5pm every day, and has nosehair that sway when he breathes. Prinz Ferdinand is a typical Austrian restaurant with a charming and lovely Gastgarten for afternoon lunch with the parents, or a summer evening glass of wine. We recommend you drink wine, as they do have an impressive list of Austrian wines on offer. The menu is brief, but with all the Austrian kitchen staples, from Tafelspitz (boiled beef) to seasonal specialties like Eierschwammerlknödel (dumplings with a mushroom sauce). It is a little on the pricey side though, being located in the 8th district. They do offer a daily menu for around 8 € though. They have a garden both out the front and within a hidden courtyard – both just as charming.