15 Best Fried Chicken Spots in Vienna

CCF – Crispy Chicken Factory serves fried chicken from Quellenstraße in Vienna’s 10th district, with chicken marinated in herbs and spices before frying. Tenders are a central option, with a crisp coating and fresh preparation aimed at a fast-food setting.

Daily hours begin around 10:30am, extending to 10:30pm on most days and 11pm on Saturday.

Fried Chicken is a chicken restaurant on Thaliastraße in Vienna’s 16th district, known for kebab and durum-style chicken dishes alongside a friendly, welcoming service. The durum can be built with lettuce, tomato, red cabbage, cucumber, red onion, sauces, and spices for a balanced, generously seasoned bite.

It is best suited to a casual, filling takeaway meal rather than a formal dinner.

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.

Zum Englischen Reiter is a traditional Austrian restaurant near the Prater, combining homestyle cooking with a large garden and a relaxed local atmosphere. Its signature Stelze is served crisp on the outside and juicy within, with fresh horseradish making a classic accompaniment; beer is a natural pairing.

Open daily from 10am to 11:45pm, it is well suited to hearty outdoor dinners.

Framburi Fries specialises in loaded fries from its Rotenturmstraße location in central Vienna, pairing crisp fries with generous toppings, bold sauces, and creative flavour combinations. The compact restaurant suits an informal lunch, snack, or late-night bite, with hours extending to midnight on Friday, Saturday, and Thursday.

Its menu is focused and indulgent, making it a natural stop for fries rather than a full fried-chicken meal.

Fritto1070 is a small fast-food counter on Kirchengasse specializing in schnitzel, grilled chicken and related Austrian comfort food. Schnitzel sandwiches, Wiener schnitzel, cordon bleu and potato salad are served quickly, with clean surroundings and friendly service adding to the appeal.

It currently opens only on Saturdays from 8 am to 4 pm, making it a focused weekend stop rather than an everyday option.

Connolly’s is a relaxed restaurant and bar near Schönbrunn, with a sociable atmosphere built around beers, cocktails, fries, and casual evenings. The drinks list includes long drinks such as Negroni and Cosmopolitan, while catering and events broaden its appeal for groups.

Daily opening hours run from 4pm to 10pm, making it a strong choice for an after-work drink or informal night out.

At Hadikgasse 40 in Vienna’s 1140 district, Wiener Grill Haus brings together a cozy restaurant setting, freshly grilled meat and vegetables, generous salads, and portions substantial enough to share or plan around. Its beer garden adds an easy outdoor option, while the welcoming service and quick food delivery suit relaxed dinners, group meals, and informal celebrations.

The menu is broader than pork knuckle alone, with spare ribs among the recognizable choices.

Magic Noodle is a compact Asian restaurant at Favoritenstraße 78/4-5, suited to a quick, affordable meal rather than a long evening. The small dining room has only a few tables, but fresh cooking, fast service, and friendly owners make it practical for casual visits.

Bulgogi and nigiri are established menu choices, with filling portions and accessible pricing adding to its appeal for lunch or an uncomplicated dinner.

Munchos - Peri Peri Chicken focuses on halal chicken with a distinctive blend of peri-peri heat and tandoor-style flavor. At Reinprechtsdorfer Straße 74, it works well for a casual lunch, takeaway, or an evening meal built around spice.

The kitchen’s strength is balance: aromatic seasoning, controlled oil, and clean, carefully maintained surroundings give the food a polished feel without losing its bold character.

Chicken King 1050 is a straightforward halal fast-food stop on Arbeitergasse, with a menu that extends from chicken dishes to schnitzel and Cordon Bleu. The food is best suited to an informal, filling meal when crisp coating, fresh preparation, and friendly counter service matter more than ceremony.

Its location in Vienna’s 1050 district makes it a practical option for a quick lunch or early dinner.

Chitir Chicken is a chicken restaurant on Koppstraße in Vienna’s 1160 district, particularly convenient for takeaway. Fried chicken is the central draw, with sauces that can be paired to suit different preferences.

The offering is best approached as a simple, informal meal rather than a full-service dining occasion, and the limited setting makes it more suitable for collecting food and eating on the go.

Sparky’s Unlimited Bar & Grill occupies Goldschmiedgasse 8 in central Vienna and combines American and Viennese fare in a relaxed restaurant setting. It suits diners looking for more than schnitzel, with attentive service and a quieter atmosphere that can work well for an unhurried meal.

The menu is broader than fried chicken, so this is a useful choice for mixed groups with different cravings and a preference for table service.

City Chicken das Original seit 1996 is a chicken restaurant on Favoritenstraße with grilled chicken, a welcoming dining room, and late opening hours that suit both daytime meals and evening cravings. Its menu is built around fresh, grilled food and a relaxed atmosphere, making it a natural fit for chicken-focused diners.

The restaurant welcomes dogs and stays open until 01:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.

Chicken House is a casual Vienna restaurant centred on chicken dishes, including generously portioned schnitzel and burgers. The food is prepared quickly, making it suitable for lunch, dinner, takeaway or a late-night craving, with delivery available when you prefer to stay in.