14 Best Buffets in Vienna

Buffet 019 Grill in Vienna’s 20th district specializes in Serbian-style grilled food, with generous mixed grill plates that bring several meat options together. Pair the grill with lepinja and kajmak for a fuller meal, or add hummus as a starter.

The straightforward setting suits hearty lunches and informal group meals, with daily opening hours from 11am to 8pm.

Sport Grill Buffet combines a restaurant setting with an easygoing sports atmosphere in Vienna’s 21st district. It is a natural fit for watching tennis over a drink, stopping in while out walking or settling in for a casual meal.

The food and attentive service are central to the appeal, and the restaurant is open daily from 11am to 10pm.

Tau Vegan Restaurant in the 22nd district serves fully vegan dishes with generous portions and carefully balanced flavors. Mala is a standout for spice and depth, while the menu also works well for regular lunches and relaxed dinners.

Split service covers midday and evening meals from Tuesday to Sunday, with dogs welcome. Monday is the weekly closing day.

Leopoldauer Alm is a spacious Vienna restaurant built around hearty portions, substantial meat dishes and a lively event atmosphere. Standout occasions include its recurring all-you-can-eat schnitzel evenings and special ribs-and-wings events, while the menu also runs from garlic soup to grilled meats.

Located on Wagramer Strasse, it suits groups and celebrations, with takeaway kitchen and delivery adding flexibility for larger occasions.

Apadana Restaurant brings Persian cooking to Hamburgerstrasse in a calm, cozy setting. The menu includes halal specialties such as Nan Kebab, Kubideh, lamb shank and Baghali Polo, with hummus available to start.

It suits a leisurely lunch or dinner, especially when choosing between several hearty main courses. Apadana is open Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and closes Tuesday and Wednesday.

Restaurant Galaxie brings Balkan cooking to Löhrgasse in Vienna’s 15th district, with a warm, lively atmosphere that suits dinners with friends or family. The menu is particularly appealing to meat lovers, with ćevapi served alongside kajmak standing out as a signature choice.

Generous portions and varied dishes make it a convivial destination, while booking ahead is sensible at busier times.

Inside the Vienna Marriott Hotel on Parkring, Parkring Restaurant offers an elegant setting for hotel dining, brunch and special occasions such as candlelight dinners. Its buffet format provides a broad selection, with especially strong appeal for diners who enjoy meat-focused main courses and plentiful starters.

The polished atmosphere makes it a natural choice for a more formal meal in central Vienna.

Set in Vienna’s historic 2nd district at Taborstraße 12, Restaurant Stefanie offers a traditional dining setting with an old-world atmosphere. Its Viennese Classic meal brings together varied, carefully prepared dishes, making it suitable for a relaxed lunch or dinner with a distinctly local character.

Attentive service and a refined historic setting add to the occasion, while advance booking is advisable for popular times.

Magdas Lokal Vienna City on Ungargasse combines brunch-friendly comfort food with an international, sharing-oriented menu. Alongside burgers, tacos and beef carpaccio, its brunch offering includes a generous variety of vegan dishes and globally influenced seasonings.

The relaxed, welcoming style works well for mixed groups, while evening set menus and sharing courses add flexibility beyond breakfast and brunch.

ÉMILE Restaurant and Bar on Schottenring pairs modern cuisine with Viennese accents in a lively vintage-inspired setting influenced by the 1920s. It is suited to everything from breakfast and buffet dining to an evening meal or late drink, with a menu designed for all-day use.

Clear menu explanations and attentive service add confidence when choosing between the restaurant’s varied offerings.

Restaurant Ebi 21 offers Japanese dining on Leopoldauer Straße, with a spacious layout and an all-you-can-eat buffet concept built around a fixed price. The format suits groups who want plenty of choice and the freedom to sample different dishes, while the broad dining area supports longer, relaxed meals.

Vegetarian diners will find options, although the selection is more strongly oriented toward meat and seafood.

Altia Restaurant occupies a striking position in DC Tower 1, pairing breakfast, lunch and dinner with expansive city views from its skybar setting. The menu includes refined choices such as croquettes, beef fillet, Iberico fillet and crema catalana, while attentive, welcoming service suits both business meals and special evenings.

Advance booking is recommended when planning a visit, particularly for peak dining periods.

Zushi Market Donau City offers an Asian all-you-can-eat experience with dishes prepared fresh and brought to the table, alongside a selection of appetizers. Its relaxed, contemporary setting works well for informal meals, while the a la carte format lets diners choose at their own pace rather than relying on a conventional buffet line.

Some dishes may take a little longer when freshly prepared.

GO!Wien on Fleischmarkt is a central Vienna restaurant suited to casual meals, including breakfast-style buffet dining and cooked-to-order options. The layout of the food selection is explained clearly, making it easier to combine ready-to-serve choices with dishes prepared on request.

Its broad opening hours and central 1st-district address make it practical for daytime dining, relaxed dinners and visits with friends.