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Stuwer

Discover Stuwer in Vienna, where chef Kai Mende blends traditional Austrian cooking with fresh international techniques and handcrafted dishes.

The story

Stuwer Vienna: Modern Austrian Cuisine with International Flair

The kitchen and its philosophy

Stuwer in Vienna approaches modern Austrian cuisine with a clear focus on handcrafted preparation. Chef Kai Mende sources meat and seasonal vegetables from regional producers whenever possible. He then layers in broader international techniques to reshape familiar flavors. This balance recently secured twelve points in the Gault&Millau guide. Every component receives separate attention.

Standout dishes and ingredients

Freshly baked bread and self-dipped croquettes lead the opening plates. Knife-cut beef tartare follows before the kitchen reintroduces traditional Austrian cuisine through golden schnitzel. Grilled octopus resting on a smooth bean cream shows how Austrian cooking embraces Mediterranean textures. Zucchini cannelloni and structured plant-based plates prove vegetables carry equal weight. Fried langos cut into churro shapes close the meal, pairing easily with house-made lemonades.

Dining room and terrace

The main hall and adjacent sidewalk terrace sit just beyond the Prater park boundary. Groups fill both spaces quickly, drawn by the lively rhythm of packed tables. Unpretentious furnishings keep the focus squarely on the food. Service continues late enough for the kitchen to assemble each order without rushing.

Recognition

Awards & accolades

2026
Gault&Millau
12
12

Details

At a glance

Gault&Millau 2026 — 12

History

On the record

2026
Gault&Millau — 12

Not far from the Prater, between the Vorgartenmarkt and the Messe, this modern Viennese tavern enjoys high popularity. The outdoor seating area and dining room are almost always full and well-attended. The venue is especially popular with groups, and for good reason. It offers modern Austrian cuisine with international influences. What does that mean? Alongside classics like Backhendl, Schnitzel, and Topfenknödel, the menu also ventures into more diverse territory with zucchini cannelloni, grilled octopus with bean cream, and fried alpine calamari. Lángos are also a clear specialty, including a sweet churro-style version. To drink? Homemade lemonades, iced tea, and a small wine selection. Address: Stuwerstraße 47, 1020 Vienna, Austria. Contact: 0660 6010 369, hallo@stuwer.com, https://www.stuwer.com/. Opening hours: Daily 17:30–22:00. Team: Kai Mende, Chef.

Established

Location

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Stuwerstraße 47, 1020 Wien, Wien, Österreich
Vienna, Austria
0660 6010 369
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