Hello Vienna! Let's Eat Girls!

Hello Vienna! Let's Eat Girls!

Calling all food-loving Leonessas! If Vienna is on your summer travel radar (and it should be), get ready to loosen that belt and dive fork-first into one of Europe’s dreamiest foodie playgrounds.

Sure, the city is dripping in Baroque beauty and imperial history, but let’s talk about what you really came for: the eats. Think golden, crispy Wiener Schnitzel, ooey-gooey slices of Sachertorte, and warm, cinnamon-kissed Apfelstrudel that taste like grandma's hugs in pastry form.

And girl, the coffee culture? Iconic. Picture this: you, a marble-topped table, a creamy Melange (Viennese coffee) in hand, and a cheeky pastry waiting to be savored. Café Central is the kind of place that makes you feel like you’ve time-traveled into a Wes Anderson film. Hot tip: book a table online to skip the never-ending line of tourists and head straight to the cake. Even though it is a touristy place, it's totally worth it.

Oh, and no proper Viennese food crawl is complete without a pit stop at a Würstelstand. Grab a Käsekrainer (cheese-filled sausage, yes please), snap a street-food selfie, and call it lunch with a side of local flavor. Best places are: the Würstelstand at Hoher Markt, Bitzinger Würstelstand, in front of the Albertina Museum, and Kruger, at Krugerstrasse 2 (all in the 1st District).

But wait! Vienna’s not just waltzing to a traditional beat. This city serves up global vibes, too. Wander through the spice-scented stalls of the Naschmarkt, treat yourself to daring fusion flavors at Ziizuu, or go full glam at Fabios or the world-renowned Steirereck (yes, your taste buds will cry happy tears). Just to name a few.

Our friends at Lux Travel Buzz have whipped up the ultimate gourmet guide to help you taste your way through Vienna in true Leonessa style. Think swoon-worthy photos, insider foodie tips, and all the spots worth a reservation.

So grab your cutest dress, your appetite, and maybe a stretchy waistband, and let’s eat our way through the Empress of Europe.