Casa Mora brings a taste of Colombia to Vienna, offering a cozy atmosphere, warm, welcoming staff, and a menu that, while small, focuses on quality and authenticity. It’s a refreshing alternative to the city’s familiar dining scene, introducing flavors and drinks rarely found elsewhere in Vienna.
The drinks are exceptional — vibrant, unusual, and a true highlight, instantly transporting you far from Austria’s capital. Opting for the mixed platter was a smart choice: a generous sampling of dishes that showcase the kitchen’s character. Be prepared, however, for rich, heavy fare — much of it deep-fried. Portions are large, and the accompanying fresh salad helps balance the weight, ensuring no guest leaves hungry.
Pricing leans toward the higher side, though the generosity of servings justifies much of it. The restaurant itself, while cozy, could benefit from renovation and design touches to create a stronger Colombian identity — the flair of the food deserves a setting that matches.
Overall, Casa Mora succeeds as a culinary escape from Viennese tradition, offering big plates, bold flavors, and heartfelt hospitality. A stronger ambiance would make it a...
Read moreFood: it is the closest to the Colombian food that you will ever get in Vienna (from a restaurant). The beef empanadas with ají and guacamole are the best dish of the place. We had the opportunity to visit the place on a Friday so we had to try the Bandeja Paisa, which was good in flavor, although it used a different type of rice (basmati) and bean (not the pinto beans), thus affecting the taste and the texture compared to the original dish; the bean soup/liquid was a bit to tight and could be more liquid; and the “chicharrón” needs to be fried (it was not well done, in my case). The “cherry on top” are the Colombian soft drinks and snacks.
Service: both the server and the cook are very nice people and extremely helpful (service-oriented people 👌). This is a very hard feature to find in Vienna.
Ambiance: the Colombian music is the greatest part of the ambiance. Pictures could be changed to show the Colombian beautiful landscape, places, food, people, etc. (At the moment, the place is decorated with...
Read moreIf you're looking for an authentic taste of Colombia, look no further than Casa Mona. This hidden gem offers Colombian cuisine that is truly out of this world. From the moment you walk in, you are greeted with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, complete with vibrant colors and traditional decor.
The highlight of Casa Mona's menu is their empanadas, which are nothing short of heavenly. The dough is perfectly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, while the filling is bursting with flavor. Whether you choose the classic beef, chicken, or vegetarian options, you will not be disappointed. Each bite is a delicious...
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