Vienna
Looking for a sausage restaurant in Vienna? Schwegler Stadl offers a straightforward stop on Schweglerstraße 24, with traditional Viennese comfort food suited to a quick bite, an informal meal or a casual detour.
The choice comes down to the kind of stop you want: a convenient location in the 15th district, a relaxed setting and a menu centred on familiar sausage dishes. Check current opening hours before travelling, especially for a late visit.
Options are ordered around practical local factors: how closely the place matches the sausage-focused search, where it sits in Vienna, the style of food offered and whether it suits a quick, informal visit. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Vienna Sausage is a focused hot dog restaurant at Schottenring 1, ideal for a quick, affordable bite. Service is exceptionally fast, while the sausages are juicy, buttery and generously topped. The team is accommodating with gluten-free needs, including cutting the sausage and arranging toppings accordingly.
Opening hours are limited to selected daytime periods from Friday to Sunday, so it works best as a planned lunch stop.
#2
Hermann’s Würstelstand is a distinctive hot dog stop tucked beside the Wipark garage entrance on Stiftgasse. The compact stand serves juicy Bratwurst, with Wiener Currywurst the essential choice for a more characterful bite; Kafka is another local-style option.
Friendly staff and late opening hours make it convenient for an inexpensive lunch, evening snack or post-night-out meal in Vienna’s 7th district.
#3
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.
#4
eh scho wuascht is an original Viennese Würstelstand beside the second gate of Vienna Central Cemetery on Simmeringer Hauptstraße. It offers a focused street-food stop in a distinctive location, making it a natural choice before or after visiting the cemetery.
The stand is open daily from 11 am to 7 pm and is known for its friendly service and firmly traditional Viennese sausage setting.
#5
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.
#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
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.
#8
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.
#9
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.
#10
The Kasekrainer is a standout choice
Tables make it easy to stay or grab something quickly to go
At Pilgrambrücke in Vienna’s 1050 district, Würstelbox serves classic sausages and hot dogs from an inviting street-stand setup. The Kasekrainer is a standout choice, while tables make it easy to stay or grab something quickly to go.
Its friendly, conversational atmosphere gives the stop a distinctly local feel, making it especially appealing for a late-night sausage break or an informal meal after exploring the city.
#11
a dedicated hot dog stand in Vienna
a straightforward, original character
Maurer Würstelstand keeps its proposition focused: a dedicated hot dog stand in Vienna with a straightforward, original character. Its casual format is better suited to a quick sausage stop than to a conventional sit-down restaurant meal.
The stand is positioned on Maurer Hauptplatz, at Maurer Hauptpl. vor/4 in Vienna’s 23rd district. This is a practical choice for anyone exploring the Maurer area and looking for an unfussy bite from a clearly defined sausage specialist.
#12
Würstelstand zum Hohen Markt is a central snack bar opposite Hoher Markt, handy for a sausage stop while sightseeing without standing in the busiest square. The selection includes several sausage styles, with the hot or spicy option a particularly enjoyable pick alongside mustard and ketchup.
Long opening hours, often extending into the early morning, make it useful for daytime snacks and late-night hunger alike.
#13
Friendly service
Wiener Würstelstand offers a straightforward Vienna street-food stop on Pfeilgasse, centred on hot dogs and quick, satisfying bites. The stand is especially appealing for an informal meal, with friendly service and a playful lollipop-based ordering touch that gives the experience a distinctive local character.
Its opening schedule covers lunch through late evening, with Friday and Saturday service extending to 1 am. The 1080 location makes it a practical choice for a casual snack, a post-evening bite or a relaxed alternative to a sit-down restaurant.
#14
Klasse Hasse - Würstelstand brings a late-night Austrian street-food feel to Vienna, making it a practical stop after an evening out or a late arrival. The compact Würstelstand format keeps the focus on quick, satisfying sausage dishes rather than a formal dining occasion.
At Lerchenfelder Str. Hours extend to 4 am on Fridays and Saturdays, while dogs are welcome, adding flexibility for casual visits.
#15
16er Würstelstand is a Saturday-only stop on the Brunnengasse and Neulerchenfelder Straße corner, offering an unusually broad selection of hearty takeaway food. Alongside local pork sausage, the range includes goulash, Kümmelbraten, horse sausage and horse meatloaf.
The personable operator is known for pairing meats with suitable drinks and sauces, making this a strong pick for adventurous eaters exploring Vienna's traditional street-food side.
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The listed option is on Schweglerstraße 24 in Vienna’s 15th district, Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus. This makes the area around Schweglerstraße the clearest starting point for a casual sausage stop rather than a citywide restaurant search.
Use the map to judge the walk or journey from your current location, hotel or transport connection. Before setting out, confirm the opening hours and whether the preferred dish is available that day.
Schwegler Stadl is located at Schweglerstraße 24 in 1150 Vienna, in the Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus area. It is a practical choice if you are already nearby or want a casual sausage stop in the 15th district.
Use the map to check the easiest route from your accommodation or transport connection.
The venue focuses on sausage dishes and traditional Viennese comfort food. The Käsekrainer is highlighted as a standout option, making it a useful choice when you want a familiar local street-food style meal.
The informal setting also suits a quick bite rather than a planned fine-dining experience.
Yes. Schwegler Stadl is described as a convenient option for a quick bite, an easy detour or a casual stop on the way home.
Its straightforward sausage-focused format makes it suitable when you want something informal and uncomplicated. Allow extra time only if you are visiting during a busy period.
A cold beer is part of the suggested pairing at Schwegler Stadl and fits the relaxed Viennese comfort-food style. It can make the visit feel more like a traditional casual stop than a purely rushed takeaway meal.
Check the current drinks selection if you have a particular beer in mind.
Confirm the current opening hours before setting out, especially for an early, late or spontaneous visit. You may also want to check whether the sausage or side dish you prefer is available that day.
This is particularly useful when travelling across Vienna specifically for the Käsekrainer.