Vienna
Choosing a heuriger in Vienna depends on more than wine alone. This guide brings together traditional taverns, village-style dining and relaxed wine bars across districts from Meidling and Floridsdorf to Döbling and Donaustadt.
Compare Austrian cooking, garden settings, generous portions, family-friendly atmospheres and opening patterns before you set out. If you are planning a Saturday dinner or group visit, reserving with time can make the evening easier.
The options are ordered by how clearly they match a heuriger visit, including the food and wine style, location, atmosphere, garden access, suitability for families or groups, and whether the opening pattern fits a planned outing. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Grätzlheuriger brings Austrian and Slovak culinary traditions together in a relaxed wine-bar setting on Sechshauser Straße. Expect classic schnitzel, generous portions and substantial dishes such as spare ribs, with friendly service and approachable pricing.
It suits diners looking for a neighborhood alternative to the old town, opening from 4 pm on weekdays and from 11 am on weekends.
#2
Buschenschank Szüts & Weinbau Suchel offers a small-scale wine tavern experience in Floridsdorf at u. Jungenberggasse 111. The focus is on wines and food in an intimate, authentic setting, with a welcoming host and a close-knit atmosphere that suits relaxed conversation.
Saturday evening is the listed opening period, and dogs are welcome, making it a distinctive choice for an informal wine outing.
#3
Karl Lentner Heuriger & Weingut sits at the foot of Bisamberg in Vienna’s 21st district, combining a traditional winery setting with a garden atmosphere and views across Vienna. The wine list is a central attraction, while the kitchen serves hearty portions in a relaxed outdoor setting during the warmer season.
It works well for a leisurely meal built around local wine.
#4
Welcoming garden setting
Heuriger Herrgott aus Sta is a winery and traditional wine tavern on Speckbachergasse in Vienna’s 16th district. Its Saturday opening suits an evening built around generous portions, efficient service and a welcoming garden setting.
The venue is popular enough that advance planning matters, while its dog-friendly policy makes it practical for a relaxed local visit with companions.
#5
Dorfheuriger Breitenlee is a wine bar and village-style dining spot in Vienna’s 22nd district, serving food and drinks throughout the week. The kitchen is known for generous portions, while the broad schedule makes it suitable for lunch, dinner or a relaxed Sunday visit.
Events are also part of the programme, and dogs are welcome for an easygoing outing beyond the city centre.
#6
Heurigenrestaurant Beim Hannes presents traditional and modern Austrian cooking with local wines and a garden beneath the vines at Langenzersdorferstr. 56. Rustic décor, a warm atmosphere and friendly service give it the feel of a classic Vienna wine tavern, while seasonal specialities add variety.
It is well suited to family meals, relaxed summer evenings and visitors looking for an authentic Heuriger setting.
#7
Müllers Heuriger & Weingut brings a relaxed wine-bar setting to Cobenzlgasse in Vienna’s 19th district. Its appeal lies in the combination of carefully presented wine, food, comfortable interiors and a friendly, communicative team that can assist in English.
The garden is especially inviting in summer, making this a pleasant choice for an easygoing afternoon or evening around Vienna’s vineyards.
#8
Wine Tavern St. Peter pairs a wine-bar experience with an atmospheric setting on Rupertusplatz in Vienna’s 17th district. Medieval-style surroundings, good wine and hearty food give it a distinctive character for an unhurried visit.
Its opening pattern is limited to weekday mornings, so it suits an early meal or daytime stop more than a conventional evening heuriger outing.
#9
Open daily from 11 am to 11 pm
At Maurer Lange Gasse in Vienna’s 23rd district, Weinbau & Heuriger Weindorfer combines a welcoming family-winery feel with wine and traditional food. The house is particularly suited to enjoying Gemischter Satz alongside a comfortable meal, with attentive service and approachable pricing adding to its easygoing appeal.
It is open daily from 11 am to 11 pm, with the current season running from 15 July to 16 August 2026.
#10
Monte Nucum Buschenschank offers a quiet, laid-back wine stop on Eichelhofweg in Vienna’s 19th district. It works well for a relaxed pause during a vineyard walk, whether you settle in with a bottle or try a glass such as Frizzante Rosé or Pinot Noir.
The setting is calm and unhurried, while the food selection may be more limited outside the warmer season.
#11
Heuriger tavern Kroiss presents a family-run wine tavern on Sieveringer Straße, with a cosy setting and a focus on food and wines from the Kroiss family. The address suits visitors looking for a traditional Viennese heuriger in Vienna’s 19th district, while the house’s own character comes through in its playful blend of Viennese identity, Puszta influences and straightforward Buschenschank style.
#12
Buschenschank Stippert sits on the Heuberg with sweeping views across Vienna, making it a strong choice for a scenic wine-and-food outing. The menu centres on satisfying Heuriger fare, including carefully chosen cheeses and meats, while the wine selection includes award-winning Roesler and Gemischter Satz.
Personal service and the hillside setting suit relaxed afternoons, sunset drinks and leisurely local escapes.
#13
Haslinger Buschenschank brings classic Heuriger culture to Agnesgasse in Sievering. The family-business setting is cosy and suited to a restorative meal after walking in the surrounding area, with traditional Austrian specialities and wine at the centre of the experience.
Its location in Vienna’s 19th district makes it a natural pairing with a countryside-style outing rather than a quick city-centre stop.
#14
A broad menu from meat dishes to strudel
Harry’s Augustin Heurigen-Restaurant is a welcoming Vienna restaurant on Kaiser-Ebersdorfer-Straße, offering a broad menu from meat dishes to strudel alongside beer and wine. Its cosy rooms, wine-cellar atmosphere and summer-ground events give the venue several ways to enjoy a meal, while a midday menu suits lunch visits.
Daily opening from 11 am until midnight makes it one of the more flexible choices in this selection.
#15
Daily opening from 11 am to 11 pm
Heurigen Restaurant zur alten Weinpresse offers a convenient wine-bar and dining option on Landstraßer Hauptstraße in Vienna’s 3rd district. Its generous portions, including Vienna schnitzel with fries, make it well suited to a substantial meal, while warm service keeps the setting approachable.
With daily opening from 11 am to 11 pm and reservations available, it works for both planned dinners and straightforward daytime dining.
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Use the map to see how widely the taverns are spread across Vienna. It can help you compare a neighbourhood stop in Meidling with venues near Bisamberg, Sievering, Floridsdorf or Breitenlee, while checking which address is most convenient for your route.
Look for nearby clusters when arranging a group outing, and confirm the opening time before travelling.
A heuriger is a traditional Viennese wine tavern associated with local wine, simple or hearty food and a relaxed social atmosphere. Some operate as winery restaurants with gardens, while others feel more like neighbourhood wine bars or village-style dining rooms.
Karl Lentner Heuriger & Weingut offers a garden setting near Bisamberg, while Beim Hannes has a garden beneath the vines. Müllers Heuriger & Weingut is another option for a relaxed summer visit with comfortable surroundings and wine-focused dining.
Yes. Beim Hannes is suited to family meals, and Dorfheuriger Breitenlee works well for casual group visits and Sunday outings.
For larger parties, contact the tavern before travelling so you can confirm seating and any booking requirements.
It is sensible to reserve for Saturday evenings, group visits and popular garden dining. Advance planning is particularly useful for venues with limited opening periods or strong local demand.
Always confirm the current opening time and table availability directly before setting out.
Some are, although many are better suited to lunch, afternoon or evening visits. Wine Tavern St.
Peter has a weekday-morning opening pattern, making it a more suitable choice for an early meal or daytime stop than a conventional evening outing.