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Zum Schwarzes Kameel
With just 11 tables and set in a perfectly preserved Art Deco dining room, Zum Schwarzes Kameel is a treasure trove of culinary delights. Opened in 1618, it features a delicatessen selling everything from specialty meats to wine. The café is renown for its hearty and flavorful cuisine, including herring filet Oslo, potato soup, tournedos, roman saltimbocca (veal with ham), and an array of daily fish specials.
Bognergasse 5, Vienna
+43 (0)1 533 81 25 11 kameel.at

Hotel Sacher 
Founded in 1876, this five-star hotel located opposite the Vienna State Opera is famous for its specialty of the house, the Sacher Torte, a chocolate cake with apricot filling. There is also an art gallery in the hotel featuring works from the 19th century. The hotel is built where Antonio Vivaldi once lived.
Philharmonikerstraße 4, Vienna
+43 (0) 1 514 560
sacher.com

Restaurant Steirereck
Located in one of the most beautiful settings in town, Steirereck’s commitment to indigenous sourcing, the revival of forgotten dishes, and the promotion of sustainability have earned it considerable praise, including 11th ranking in ‘The World’s 50 Best restaurants.” An unsung culinary hero, Steirereck’s chef-owner Heinz Reitbauer creates a “corner of Styria” in this intimate and rustic restaurant with traditional Viennese dishes and new Austrian selections on the menu.
Am Heumarkt 2A Vienna
+43 (1) 713 31 68
steirereck.at

Urbanek am Naschmarkt
It’s tiny, but step inside Urbanek and enter a world of the finest selection of cured meats and cheeses that will truly impress. Run by three charming men—Gerhard and his two sons—this place is a delight for gourmands who don’t mind enjoying a glass at wine in close quarters!
Naschmarkt Stand 46, Vienna
+43 (0) 1 587 20 80zwienernaschmarkt.eu

Outside Vienna

Restaurant Obauer, Salzburg 
It’s worth the 45-minute train ride from Salzburg to sample the cuisine of Karl and Rudolph Obauer, who worked for some of the greatest chefs of Europe before opening their own little hotel and restaurant in this pristine hilltop village. Their kitchen turns out fare that is regional, seasonal, creative, traditional and modern, hot and cold, and usually all of the above at the same time. Try the venison terrine, the Werfen lamb, the Pongau lamb, or other dishes made with local ingredients.
Markt 46, Salzburg
+43 (0) 6468 52 12 0 obauer.com

Gasthaus Steirawirt, Steiermark
Brother and sister Sonja and Richard Rauch have turned this 120-year guesthouse into one of the finest restaurants in Styria. Their food displays all their avid passion and enthusiasm for regional products, integrating tradition with innovation in their culinary techniques.
Trautmannsdorf 6, Styria
+43 (0) 31 59 41 06 steirawirt.at

Heurigenhof Bründlmayer, Langenlois 
Don’t miss the fresh nut dumplings at Heurigenhof Bründlmayer, a quaint wine tavern that offers both typical Heurigen products, such as
bacon, sausages and cheese, as well as more sophisticated dishes.
Walterstraße 14, Langenlois
+43 (0) 2 734 28 83 heurigenhof.at

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