15 Best Fast-Food Restaurants in Vienna

CHICKEN PLUS is a fast-food restaurant on Thaliastraße 18, specialising in freshly prepared fried chicken. The chicken is notably less greasy than some major-chain alternatives, and the friendly service adds to its straightforward appeal.

Seating is limited, making it better suited to a quick meal or takeaway than a long visit. Opening hours run daily from 11am to 10pm.

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.

Türkis Express Vienna Center is a fast-food restaurant on Goldschmiedgasse in Vienna’s 1st district, convenient for a central meal from morning through midnight. The menu includes halal options, and the relaxed setting works for a quick stop while sightseeing.

Service is friendly and lemonades are a popular accompaniment, making this a practical choice when convenience matters more than a long sit-down meal.

U(H)RWURSCHT at Minerlgasse 129 is a compact Vienna stop for grilled sausages with a distinctly traditional feel. Käsekrainer and bratwurst arrive with a satisfying char, while cheese sausage can be served chopped with pickles, cheese and fresh bread.

The friendly grill service suits a casual street-food break, with opening from 11am to 6pm Monday through Saturday.

Opern Schnitzel is a modest fast-food counter on Operngasse serving schnitzel alongside pizza and dishes influenced by Turkish and Austrian cuisine. The atmosphere is basic, but the portions are substantial and the service is notably friendly, with custom orders handled helpfully.

Salad choices can be limited, so fries may be the more dependable side when you want a filling quick meal.

Pars Food Wien brings Persian-style fast food to Kalvarienberggasse 70. Pizzas and sandwiches form the core of its accessible menu, with flavours that reflect Iranian food traditions and a warm, courteous service style.

It is a useful choice for a casual meal with an international edge, opening daily from late morning until evening.

This McDonald's on Mariahilfer Straße 22–24 pairs familiar burgers, fries and chicken with an unusually ornate interior. High ceilings, chandeliers, mouldings and columns give the dining room more of a historic café atmosphere than a typical fast-food setting.

Its central shopping-street address and late opening hours make it convenient for a quick meal during a busy Vienna itinerary.

McDonald's at Ausstellungsstraße 44A is a convenient fast-food stop near Messe Wien and the surrounding exhibition district. Alongside the familiar burger-and-fries menu, McCafé provides coffee and sweets, with a terrace for outdoor seating.

Cappuccino, cakes and alternative milk options add appeal for a coffee break, while daily opening from 7am to 1am supports early starts and late returns.

McDonald's Wien Mitte, inside the EZ Wien Mitte complex on Landstraßer Hauptstraße, is built for fast, convenient meals in a busy transport and shopping setting. Quick counter service and the standard burger-and-fries menu suit travellers, shoppers and late arrivals, with opening from 6am and late closing every day.

It is best approached as a functional stop rather than a leisurely dining destination.

McDonald's at Karlsplatz 1 offers the familiar fast-food menu in a central location suited to tourists and late-night city traffic. Self-service ordering is particularly convenient for visitors who may not speak German, helping streamline the process.

Opening extends well into the night on selected days, making this a practical burger-and-fries option around Vienna's central cultural district.

McDonald's on Rotenturmstraße 29 places the standard burger-and-fries format in one of Vienna's most touristic central areas. The restaurant offers a familiar, predictable option for shoppers and visitors, though its popular setting can become crowded and seating may be difficult at busy times.

Extended hours, reaching 5am on Friday and Saturday, make it useful after evening sightseeing.

Rhulo Cigköfte Ottakring is a vegan restaurant on Neulerchenfelder Straße, centred on cig köfte and a modern Mediterranean interpretation of traditional flavours. The welcoming room, friendly service and occasional complimentary chai give it an easygoing character, while the menu also extends into coffee and sushi rolls.

Daily opening supports brunch, lunch and casual evening visits.

Happy Noodles Schwedenplatz serves hot, filling noodle dishes at Franz Josefs Kai, close to the city-centre waterfront. Generous portions, bite-sized meat, satisfying prawns and quick preparation make it a strong choice after sightseeing or a late night.

The Schwedenplatz branch opens until 4am on most days, giving hungry visitors a practical option well beyond standard dinner hours.

Burger King Annagasse stands out for its striking historic interior, where a familiar fast-food menu is served beneath detailed architectural features from the building’s former use. It is a convenient central stop for burgers, chips, coffee and breakfast, whether you are eating alone, dining in or taking food away.

Shiso Burger 1010 puts an Asian spin on the burger in a central location at Hoher Markt. The menu covers familiar hamburgers and cheeseburgers as well as Chili Lemon, Bulgogi and Shiso burgers, giving adventurous diners plenty to explore.

Fast service, welcoming staff and a standout Bulgogi Burger make this a convenient choice for a distinctive lunch or dinner in Vienna’s 1st district.