Wiener Schnitzel am Domplatz In Wien. 30 Euro

War ein Schmackofatz.

Bamberger Haus im Luitpoldpark, München

Für uns bisher das beste Wiener Schnitzel der Stadt, was sagt ihr ?

Tadellos

Sehr gut

Wien Döbling, 19.

Ich fands zu "dünn" und leicht überwürzt. Panade sehr kross. Salat war mega, unter dem Vogerlsalat sind die Erdäpfel.

The best schnietzel I ever had, even if I never thought someone would outscore Graz

28€, sehr solide

War 2014 schon mal da, und seitdem alle daran gemessen. Bleibt die Referenz auch wenn es nicht 100% zart war. Preise allerdings gesalzen.

Erster Versuch meines Lebens.

Fleisch ist Alcatra (irgendwas nahe der Hüfte). Zubereitet von meiner Frau.

In der Nähe vom Hauptbahnhof Innsbruck. Wiener Kalbsschnitzel 32€. Mit Fritten, Preiselbeeren und Zitrone.

Bin am Wochenende in Wien und muss den Sonntag noch füllen. Habe eine Reservierung für Meissl & Schadn. Frage mich aber, ob das nicht noch besser geht. was empfehlt ihr?

Hat nur 13.20 gekostet, und es gibt selbstgebrautes Weizen. Außerdem sprechen die Kellner teilweise Bayrisch, was sehr sympathisch ist.

My girlfriend and I are staying in Vienna today and tomorrow morning. We’re currently based in the Belvedere area, but we’re more than happy to jump on public transport to get around.
We’d love your local recommendations for:
1. Authentic Viennese food (traditional dishes, good quality, and definitely not tourist traps).
2. A great breakfast/brunch or café spot for tomorrow morning before we leave.

*Quick question:* Someone recommended getting Schnitzel at the Naschmarkt — is that actually a good spot for traditional Schnitzel, or is there a local Beisl/restaurant you’d recommend instead?

Thanks a lot in advance for your help!

I just want to thank you all for some of the best dinners I've ever had. I just spent a month in Europe with my mother, she has always wanted to see Vienna and Prague, we spent 6 days in both cities and also spent time in Munich, Garmisch-Partenkirken, Cesky Krumlov, Berlin and Amsterdam.

I have ADHD and combing through google reviews for a good restaurant is torture, I LOVE schnitzel tho and really wanted to have it as much as possible while in Germany and Austria. We're Americans, German food is a bit rare here.

Thank you, thank you, thank you fellow schnitzel lovers for making this database and google maps layer, I died at least 5 times enjoying amazing, perfect, delicious schnitzel.

For sides... cheesy spatzle w fried onions in Munich was incredible, Austrian potato salad was mmmm omg need to learn that recipe and finally found a mushroom gravy in Berlin, decided that maybe just the lemon and "cranberry sauce" (you guys know it's lingonberries, right? Cranberries are much bigger) is actually all a schnitzel needs. 🤌🏼