Figlmüller Restaurant Bäckerstraße

Figlmüller Restaurant Bäckerstraße – Kulinarik in Wien

Figlmüller Restaurant Bäckerstraße

Adresse: Bäckerstraße 6,
1010 Wien,
Austria
Telefon: +43 1 5121760

Öffnungszeiten

Montag
11:30–23:30
Dienstag
11:30–23:30
Mittwoch
11:30–23:30
Donnerstag
11:30–23:30
Freitag
11:30–23:30
Samstag
11:30–23:30
Sonntag
11:30–23:30

Figlmüller in der Bäckerstraße ist eine Institution der Wiener Wirtshauskultur, wo das Schnitzel nicht als Folklore, sondern als handwerklich präzise komponierter Klassiker verstanden wird. In den historischen Räumen trifft geschäftige Innenstadt-Energie auf routinierte Gelassenheit – ein Ort, an dem Tradition mit urbanem Takt serviert wird. Wer Wien kulinarisch lesen möchte, findet hier eine der klarsten, unverstellten Seiten.

Eindrücke von Besucher:innen

Nesrin Demirci

★★★★★ a month ago

We couldn’t make a reservstion so we tried walk-in. We waited for about 20 minıutes to get seated. It was better than I expected. The line moved really fast. Service was fast and efficient and the staff was very kind. Potato salad was to die for. We had chicken and beef schnitzel. Bothe were delicious. Servings are really big.

Ani Atomei

★★★★★ a month ago

I treated myself to three days in Vienna, and a friend recommended Figlmüller. I went without a reservation, but after a short wait in the queue, I was lucky enough to get a table. The food was outstanding, and the service was excellent. I was looked after by Bojan, who was absolutely amazing. He gave me fantastic recommendations on what to try, and they were so good that I ended up returning two days in a row just…

H. J.

★★★★★ 2 months ago

Traditional Viennese atmosphere and cuisine. We ordered the Wiener Tafelspitz (boiled beef) and the famous Figlmüller Schnitzel (pork), along with a Figlmüller beer. The food was excellent, especially the Tafelspitz. The beef was sliced relatively thin, cooked until very tender, and had a rich, natural beef flavor. It was slightly salty for our taste, but still very enjoyable. The schnitzel lived up to its…