Vienna
Looking for currywurst in Vienna? This guide brings together central sausage stands, casual takeaway spots and relaxed restaurants across districts from the 1st to the 15th.
Compare classic Viennese sausages, spicy currywurst, vegan choices and late opening hours, then choose a stop that fits your route, whether you are heading to a concert, exploring the Museum Quarter or planning an informal meal with friends.
The options are ordered by how well their menus, locations and opening patterns match a currywurst visit. Practical differences such as takeaway convenience, late service, group suitability, regional ingredients and plant-based sausage choices also help shape the comparison. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Stadthallenbräu is a spacious Vienna restaurant at Vogelweidplatz 1, well suited to relaxed meals, gatherings and event-linked dining. Its menu includes Viennese pork schnitzel with potato salad, Austrian beer and mixed dishes, while buffet options and celebrations can be arranged.
The setting feels comfortable for groups, with table reservations available; opening starts at 11am on Monday, Saturday and Sunday, and at 4pm on other days.
#2
Würstelstand Christian Lange brings a focused Vienna street-food stop to Avedikstraße 4 in the 15th district. Sausages can be served with bread or in hot-dog style, with a choice of sauce, and outdoor seating remains available in winter.
English service and a friendly, informal atmosphere make it approachable for visitors seeking a less tourist-oriented bite. It is open Monday to Friday from 10am to 6:30pm and closed at weekends.
#3
Mat’s Würstelstand is a lively sausage stand at Franzensbrückenstraße 2F, serving a convenient option from daytime through the early morning. The cheese sausage with a bun is a natural choice, and mustard is a particularly appealing pairing for a more stripped-back order.
With Monday-to-Friday hours from 10am to 4am and weekend service from 5pm to 4am, it suits both casual stops and late-night hunger.
#4
Berliner Babo - Burger is a lively Mariahilfer Str. restaurant combining burgers, bowls and other casual dishes. Juicy burgers, crisp fries and well-matched sauces define the straightforward comfort-food appeal, while the art-exhibition-like atmosphere adds character.
The venue can accommodate larger groups, including a party of nine, and offers home delivery. Opening runs from 10am, with closing between 10:30pm and 11pm depending on the day.
#5
Kaiser Sausage Stand brings classic Viennese Würstelstand fare to Krugerstraße 1 in the city centre. Its menu focuses on freshly grilled staples, including Käsekrainer, bratwurst and other Wiener sausage classics, with fresh bread and familiar toppings.
The stand stays open late: until 2am on most weekdays, 3am Friday and Saturday, and midnight Sunday. Portions are intentionally focused, so it suits a quick central snack more than a full meal.
#6
Spicy Burenwurst, currywurst and Käsekrainer
Würstelstand - Zum scharfen René is a classic Vienna sausage stand at Schwarzenbergplatz, a convenient stop before concerts at the Wiener Konzerthaus or Musikverein. Spicy Burenwurst, currywurst and Käsekrainer are the key orders, served with a notably cheerful manner.
It opens Monday to Friday from 11 am to 7 pm, so it is best suited to lunch, an early snack or a pre-show bite.
#7
Inside the U2 Museumsquartier station complex
Döner Point Wien sits inside the U2 Museumsquartier station complex, making it a practical stop before or after visiting the Museum Quarter. The menu centres on döner, with a Mix Döner Dürüm and a substantial schnitzel plate among the more filling choices.
Fresh salads are prepared in view, and takeaway works especially well for eating nearby. It opens daily from 10am to 9pm.
#8
By the Spittelau U4 exit
Wiener Würstelstand is a hot-dog stand by the Spittelau U4 exit, offering a convenient stop in Vienna’s 9th district. Its plant-forward approach includes a vegan Bosna, while the organic and regional positioning gives the stand a distinctive angle beyond standard sausage fare.
The atmosphere can stay upbeat even in cold weather, with music and occasional DJ-led events. Opening begins at noon, extending to 1am on Friday and Saturday.
#9
Würstelstand Alles Walzer Alles Wurst is a traditional takeout stop at Quellenstraße 84, centered on Viennese sausage culture and easy takeaway. Käsekrainer is the standout order, packed securely for travel, making the stand useful for a snack on the move.
The owner brings a warm, personal touch, while hours run until 1am most days, with evening opening from 6pm on Saturday and Sunday.
#10
Grill Restaurant OHRID serves grilled meat and generous platters from Hütteldorfer Str. 77 in Vienna’s 15th district. Meat platters pair naturally with bread and cream cheese, while quick service keeps the restaurant practical even when busy.
English ordering and an English menu make it accessible to international visitors. It opens daily from 11am to 10pm except Tuesday, when it is closed.
#11
Semberija Grill is a Balkan-oriented restaurant on Ennsgasse 27, with a menu built around hearty portions and grilled specialities. Ćevapčići are a clear highlight, complemented by Serbian beer and a welcoming dining-room atmosphere.
The restaurant opens daily from 8am to 11pm, making it suitable for breakfast, an early meal or a relaxed evening gathering. Its event-friendly spirit also suits celebrations with a Balkan flavour.
#12
Würstelstand am Südtiroler Platz is a practical takeout stop at Wiedner Gürtel 3, especially handy for travellers catching a train or looking for a late-night snack. The selection extends from sausages and freshly grilled items to herring sandwiches, sweets and drinks.
Eat-in orders come on a large plate, while takeaway is available. It operates daily from 9am to 4am.
#13
Zur Bosnarei is a hot-dog restaurant on Währinger Gürtel where sausages can be enjoyed in a Viennese roll, hot-dog format or Bosna style. Bratwurst and Viennese sausages form the core offering, with generous portions and approachable pricing.
A small roadside wooden table provides a simple place to eat on the spot. The stand stays open until 5am every day, making it a strong late-night option.
#14
Ćevapi DRINA Grill is a restaurant on Gudrunstraße 176 specialising in Balkan comfort food. Ćevapi and burek lead the menu, with potato and spinach burek offering especially appealing savoury choices; Turkish coffee rounds out the meal.
The focused menu makes it a good destination for a substantial, informal lunch rather than a quick sausage-only stop. It opens daily from 9am to 8pm.
#15
Lenek’s is a compact hot-dog restaurant on Währinger Straße, suited to an informal street-food stop in Vienna’s 9th district. The emphasis is on straightforward food, friendly service and a relaxed atmosphere rather than formal dining.
Opening runs from noon to 10pm on weekdays, with service from 4pm to 10pm on Saturday and Sunday. It is a useful choice for an easy evening bite.
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Map and areas
Use the map to match a sausage stop with the rest of your day. The central stands around Krugerstraße and Schwarzenbergplatz work well for sightseeing or concerts, while Museumsquartier and Spittelau offer convenient transit-linked choices.
For a wider meal or group booking, check the 15th district locations and consider travel time before setting out.
Würstelstand - Zum scharfen René at Schwarzenbergplatz is a central option with currywurst, spicy Burenwurst and Käsekrainer. Kaiser Sausage Stand on Krugerstraße is another convenient city-centre stop for grilled Viennese sausage classics and late snacks.
Mat's Würstelstand on Franzensbrückenstraße serves until 4am, with later weekday opening than its weekend schedule. Kaiser Sausage Stand also stays open late, including later hours on Friday and Saturday.
Confirm the schedule before travelling, as hours can change.
Wiener Würstelstand by the Spittelau U4 exit offers a vegan Bosna and focuses on organic and regional sausage choices. If you need a specific plant-based preparation, check availability directly before making the journey.
Stadthallenbräu at Vogelweidplatz is better suited to a relaxed group meal, with Austrian comfort food, beer, reservations and event-related dining. It offers more space and structure than a quick street-food stand.
The Schwarzenbergplatz stand is a practical pre-concert stop for the Wiener Konzerthaus or Musikverein. Its location is central and its menu includes currywurst, spicy sausages and Käsekrainer, though weekday service ends in the evening.