Vienna food tour: coffeehouses, markets & street food
- About 5.5 hours
- Small group, maximum 16 guests
- English
- Jasomirgottstraße 3/5
- 5.0(1,242 reviews)
From coffeehouse ritual to a sausage stand in Ottakring
This is a full afternoon, not a tasting stroll. It starts with coffee and pastry in a Viennese coffeehouse, moves through Graben and Kohlmarkt, then heads out to neighbourhoods most visitors never see, including Viktor-Adler-Markt in Favoriten.
A sit-down Austrian lunch anchors the middle: Wiener Schnitzel, Tafelspitz or a vegetarian dish, with Kaiserschmarrn. Public transport links the stops, and the guide uses the rides to talk about the city beyond the centre. You finish in Ottakring at a traditional Würstelstand with a local drink.
Choose it if you want Vienna's food story at length, markets and outer districts included.
Best for
- Food lovers who want a whole afternoon
- Guests curious about neighbourhoods outside the centre
- Small groups fine with about 2 km of walking plus public transport
Highlights
- Coffee and pastry in a historic coffeehouse
- Viktor-Adler-Markt and Favoriten, away from the tourist centre
- Sit-down Austrian lunch with Kaiserschmarrn
- Würstelstand finish in Ottakring, with local wine or beer
Itinerary
Coffeehouse in the centre
About 15 minutesCoffee and pastry at a classic Viennese café near Graben and Kohlmarkt.
Graben and Kohlmarkt
About 20 minutesA stroll through the historic shopping streets with the guide’s commentary.
Viktor-Adler-Markt
About 30 minutesA lively neighbourhood market away from the centre.
Favoriten: lunch and bakeries
About 40 minutesA sit-down Austrian lunch and a stop at local bakeries and dessert spots.
Ottakring and the Würstelstand
About 40 minutesStreet food culture and a traditional sausage stand to close the tour.
What's included
- Traditional coffee and pastry
- Sit-down Austrian lunch with Kaiserschmarrn
- Street food at a traditional Würstelstand
- Local wine or beer, with non-alcoholic options
- Expert local guide
- Public transport tickets
- Additional food and drinks beyond the tour menu
- Hotel pickup or drop-off
Important information
- This route is not wheelchair accessible; comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
- Not recommended for children under 12.
- Vegetarian and vegan diets can be accommodated; gluten-free requirements are harder to guarantee — flag any allergy before booking.
Meeting and end point
Meeting point
Jasomirgottstraße 3/5, 1010 Vienna, outside the Wine&Co flagship store
End point
Ottakring, near a traditional Würstelstand
Not included — meet in the city centre; public transport between neighbourhoods is part of the guided route.
Get there with Meilora
A private car from your hotel to the meeting point, timed for your slot. Fixed price, booked on Meilora.
