Fast food and home catering Austria

An institution in Vienna! Always full and very famous, the establishments of this chain offer a wide variety of toast spreads. Ideal for a light meal or a small snack with a glass of chardonnay or a beer. Don't go during peak hours as it will be difficult to find a table. There is a large selection of Brötchen (small slices of bread with a spread), which you can choose from behind a glass window, to eat standing up or sitting down, or to take away. The house has just celebrated its 120th anniversary in Vienna!

Come and discover the famous black camel. This renowned establishment dates back to 1618 and has a restaurant, a bar, a pastry shop, a catering service and a delicatessen. At lunchtime, a queue as long as the Danube forms in front of the shop window. Businessmen, Viennese in a hurry and some tourists patiently wait their turn to take away some Brötchen, or mini-sandwiches. It is the occasion to discover Austrian cold meats or alpine cheese. As for the restaurant, it is a gastronomic table.

Nestled in a quiet street, this cosy little tapas bar will delight gourmets! Here, it is Spanish cuisine that is in the spotlight with a much-appreciated touch of originality. The menu of cold or hot tapas is long and inventive, based on fresh ingredients with refined weekly suggestions. In response, you have the choice of wines by the glass in all three colours from a dozen bottles, mainly from the Viennese vineyards. Are you hesitating? The owner will advise you kindly and expertly.

An atypical establishment in this chic and expensive town. This well-kept white food-truck offers typical local sausages in a hot-dog bun, ideal for eating on the go after a full day's skiing where you won't necessarily have had a break, just to make the most of it! Attractive prices and plenty of choice on the menu. Sausages in all shapes and sizes, hot dog style or sliced on toast. No fries, but drinks. Even Arnold Schwarzenegger stopped in for a Wurst, so why not you?

Salads, kebabs and pasta, fast and efficient for those who don't want to fill up on schnitzels again after a day's skiing, all at very attractive prices. A special mention goes to the Kebappizza, perfect for the indecisive. Vegetarian options available. You can also opt for snacks such as hamburgers, chicken nuggets, schnitzels, hot dogs and more. It's not gourmet food, but it's an interesting option if you don't have the time to spend an hour or two in a restaurant.