15 Best Family Restaurants in Vienna

Johann Gourmet–Wienerwald Restaurant brings traditional Austrian cooking to Annagasse 3 in Vienna's first district. The menu centres on classics such as Wiener Schnitzel and roast chicken, with a welcoming, family-friendly setting that works for an uncomplicated group meal.

Its atmosphere is polished without feeling stiff, and daily opening from 11am to 10pm makes it suitable for both lunch and dinner.

Bolena pairs modern crossover cuisine with fine-dining presentation in a stylish, comfortable setting on Lange Gasse. Its extensive wine list makes the restaurant particularly suited to special dinners, while the space can also host celebrations and private occasions.

The evening-focused schedule and polished atmosphere favour a planned night out rather than a quick beer-hall visit; food is the main attraction, with wine as a strong companion.

EL’GEMINI Lebanese Restaurant & Bar creates a striking dining setting on Spengergasse, with a detailed interior that opens into a garden-like atmosphere beyond its modest exterior. The menu includes warm and cold mezze, minced meat with rice and calamari with broccoli, offering a broad introduction to Lebanese cooking.

Friendly guidance at the table makes it well suited to sharing plates over a relaxed lunch or dinner.

Bauernbräu beim Raimundtheater is a warm, spacious Austrian restaurant with both indoor and outdoor seating, making it flexible for family meals, relaxed lunches or a convivial dinner. The menu centres on regional and seasonal cooking, including Austrian staples such as schnitzel and beef goulash.

Its welcoming service and cosy atmosphere give the address a comfortable, easygoing character, while advance booking is sensible for popular dining times.

Shiso Burger 1060 brings an Asian-inspired twist to the hamburger format on Theobaldgasse. Its menu includes distinctive burgers such as salmon with teriyaki sauce, while sweet potato fries and classic fries are both strong accompaniments.

Thoughtful interior details, well-chosen music and attentive service create a polished atmosphere for a relaxed meal in Vienna’s 6th district.

Schnitzel is among the familiar choices, while the compact evening format suits a relaxed dinner rather than a quick drop-in.

Outdoor tables can fill quickly, so reservations are particularly useful when planning a group meal or a set dining time in Vienna’s 9th district.

Westpol is a daytime restaurant and brunch spot on Lerchenfelder Str. 71, open from breakfast through the afternoon. Coffee is a strong part of the offering, with Flat White, Latte Macchiato and Melange alongside dishes such as Morgen 1001, Kurdish omelette, hummus and crisp rolls.

The friendly atmosphere suits an easy breakfast or relaxed lunch, though some dishes are more dependable than others.

At Meidlinger Markt, Markt.grätzL brings hearty Austrian cooking and Viennese market vibes together with regional organic ingredients. The menu includes classics such as crisp schnitzel, beef goulash, hearty beef soup and pumpkin soup, alongside Pinsa and oriental market dishes.

Vegetarian and gluten-free choices make it suitable for mixed groups, while the Tuesday-to-Friday lunch special pairs soup with a meat or vegetarian main.

Curry Vibes brings approachable Indian cooking to Moissigasse 3, with dine-in and delivery options. Butter chicken, palak chicken, samosas, paneer and regional-style curries give the menu plenty of range, while a clean, well-decorated setting keeps the meal relaxed.

It is a useful pick for affordable Indian comfort food at home or around the 1220 district.

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.

Zeytin serves Turkish and oriental-style breakfast at Karmelitermarkt, creating a flavourful market stop in Vienna’s 2nd district. Hummus is a particular highlight, alongside fresh, aromatic dishes prepared with care.

The friendly setting works well for an unhurried morning meal, while the market location adds character. Bring cash, and note that Sunday is closed; weekday hours begin early at 7:30am.

Santoor brings modern Persian cuisine to Florianigasse in Vienna’s 8th district. The menu includes lamb shank, fesenjoon, kebab koobideh and kebab vaziri, with generous portions, fresh flavors and warm presentation suited to a relaxed lunch or dinner.

Open daily from noon until 11 pm, it is a strong choice for diners wanting a full Persian meal in a welcoming setting rather than a quick takeaway.

Om Namo presents modern Indian dining on Spengergasse in Vienna’s 1050 district, with traditional spices, fresh preparation and a menu designed for both midday and evening visits. Lentil soup, lamb Rogan Josh and Kingfisher beer make a satisfying combination, while the friendly owner-led service keeps the atmosphere approachable.

It is a comfortable choice for an easy dinner, a late meal or a weekday lunch menu.

Reena Rasoi brings South Indian cooking to Waldgasse 56 near Reumannplatz, with a menu that balances vegetarian and non-vegetarian choices. Crisp benne dosa and ghee roast dosa are natural starting points, joined by tasty chutneys, onion pakoda, koothu parotta and chicken lollipop.

The kitchen’s South Indian focus, fresh flavors and friendly service make it a strong fit for a relaxed meal, takeaway or catered event.

Schank zum Reichsapfel rewards the short journey to Karmeliterplatz 3 with a cozy Austrian dining room and a menu that goes well beyond the city’s familiar schnitzel circuit. Traditional cooking includes melt-in-the-mouth pork, Austrian ravioli and a notably good cabbage salad, making it a strong fit for a special evening or relaxed celebration.

Dinner service runs Tuesday to Saturday from 5 to 11 pm, with advance booking recommended.