The best taverns in the 6th district in Vienna

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What pubs are to the British and bistros are to the French, pubs are to the Viennese. Vienna is bursting with top-class pub culture, inviting you to enjoy a schnitzel and freshly tapped Krügerl on every corner of the city. You can find the best pubs in the 6th district in this list.
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The tradition of Viennese cuisine is celebrated at "Das Erzherzogtum". Using old recipes that have been passed down through generations, authentic dishes are prepared without frills, from baked horse liver cheese to the original Wiener Schnitzel and Kaiserschmarrn.

Naschmarkt Stand 130, 1040 Vienna, Austria

Simple design plus young art meets very creative cuisine. Narrow but fine evening menu with Levante influence. Changing daily specials such as organic roast pork, venison ragout or salmon trout.

Otto-Bauer-Gasse 13, 1060 Vienna, Austria

The classic way: dark brown Lamperie, green bar, spacious dining room, Viennese cuisine. Tip: Schinkenfleckerl, Wiener Schnitzel, liver, goulash. Three different beers on tap, impeccable draught wine.

Otto-Bauer-Gasse 7, 1060 Vienna, Austria

The Eiserne Zeit is the oldest restaurant on Vienna's Naschmarkt, opened in 1916 and extensively renovated a few years ago. Today it serves typical Viennese tavern cuisine with down-to-earth dishes.

Naschmarkt 316, 1060 Vienna, Austria

Iconic café pub with a cosy atmosphere and a small, fine selection from the local cuisine. The Wiener Schnitzel and other baked specialities come from the pan, just as they should.

Stumpergasse 19, 1060 Vienna, Austria

Vienna's only gluten- and lactose-free restaurant, according to the restaurant itself. Peter Jancek serves meat from Höllerschmid and beyond-meat burgers. Popular: breaded schnitzel and apricot pancakes.

Stumpergasse 61, 1060 Vienna, Austria

"Eat like an emperor" is the motto of this iconic restaurant. In k. u. k. Viennese delicacies are served in an imperial and royal atmosphere, some of which have been adapted to the spirit of the times. This is accompanied by full-bodied Bohemian beer on tap and selected wines from local winegrowers.

Esterházygasse 9, 1060 Vienna, Austria

An inn with a difference: a simple interior and an imaginative mix of local and international cuisine, from schnitzel to African rice dishes.

Stumpergasse 59, 1060 Vienna, Austria

Just a few minutes' walk from Westbahnhof station, the rustic inn has also become a gastronomic destination for travellers. The kitchen serves home-style and down-to-earth Viennese classics. Nice guest garden.

Wallgasse 32, 1060 Vienna, Austria

The Gumpendorfer Stuben is a rustic restaurant. The Tafelspitz (boiled beef) is particularly popular with guests, and the cuisine is generally based on the classics of Viennese home cooking. In summer, there are a few tables outside.

Fillgradergasse 9, 1060 Vienna, Austria