der fuchs und die trauben — Restaurant in Vienna

The food and service are amazing. Unfortunately, value for money with some parts of the menu are simply the worst I have seen in a while. While tapas are priced reasonably, the burgers come in at 12,90€ (Chili Cheese) + 3€ for fries + 1€ for ketchup/mayo = almost 17€ - for a rather small serving, this is in my opinion (if compared to other places nearby) just way too much. What is more, the “low carb” version without a bun with only a little “Vogerlsalat” on top and no side at all is also served with a 12,9€ price tag. This is just some sort of a ripp-off... I would probably go again but might stay away from the...

Frankly, the tapas are nothing special, too oily (tempura was a joke, horribly oil soaked, sweet potato was half raw, daikon just doesn't work in tempura and the batter was not the right kind; peppers were ok). There are far better tapas places in Vienna. Perhaps the place can be nice and cozy sometimes - if it is not overcrowded and you can hear more than just the person right next to you, and if you are lucky enough to get a real chair at your reserved table instead of a pitiful hockerl. You may as well make a reservation for a chair rather than a table. Not recommended. I had a stomache the whole night after...

This place is a standout for tapas in Vienna, easily one of my favorites. Their tapas selection is impressive, and what I appreciate most is how well-balanced each dish is. The service here is friendly.

While the prices won't break the bank, they're not exactly in the budget fast-food range either. But what you get in return makes it worthwhile. Personally, I couldn't get enough of their pimientos, croquetas, and the shrimp – absolute winners in my book. Would not recommend their burger tho, it was a bit dry. It's safe to say, this could be a fantastic choice for...