Steakhouse
Dstrikt Steakhouse
Steakhouse inside the Ritz-Carlton on the Ring, grilling organic Austrian beef and Japanese cuts on a charcoal Josper grill.
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The Tafelspitz tradition meets modern Viennese steakhouses. 8 steakhouses and 4 butchers and suppliers listed, updated 2026-10-04.
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Steakhouse
Steakhouse inside the Ritz-Carlton on the Ring, grilling organic Austrian beef and Japanese cuts on a charcoal Josper grill.
Steakhouse
Josefstadt steakhouse opened in 2017 that ages its bone-in cuts in-house for at least 60 days and finishes them in a 1,000°C broiler with brown butter.
Steakhouse
Restaurant on Franziskanerplatz, open since 2008, that centres its menu on grilled steaks from Austrian cattle aged in-house, served with wines from the owners' own…
Steakhouse
Branch of the Austrian El Gaucho steakhouse group at the Rochusmarkt, offering Argentinian and Austrian beef in a range of large cuts.
Steakhouse
The second Vienna El Gaucho, in the Design Tower at the start of Praterstraße, known for dry-aged steaks from Styria alongside Argentinian Black Angus.
Steakhouse
Classic old-town steakhouse serving Black Angus cuts, optionally topped with foie gras, prawns or blue cheese, with a solid wine list.
Steakhouse
Casual steak and burger spot with an open kitchen where flat iron steaks and patties are cooked on a 1,000°C grill, paired with a house beer.
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Butcher & supplier
Family butcher in Hernals, voted Vienna's most popular butcher in Falstaff's reader polls in 2024, 2025 and 2026.
Butcher & supplier
Modern butcher shop with branches in Vienna and Linz selling steaks, dry-aged beef, house-made sausages and barbecue cuts.
Butcher & supplier
Small family butcher that sources from small Waldviertel farms and ages its beef on the bone for four weeks.
Butcher & supplier
Butcher trading since 1932 near Stubentor station, selling fresh meat, house-made ham, sausages and hot snacks.
Local tips
The rump cap, known elsewhere as picanha. Traditionally simmered in broth and served with apple horseradish.
Cattle summer on high pastures; Alm and Weide on a label point to pasture-raised beef.
Beiried, Lungenbraten and Rostbraten differ from the German names for the same cuts.
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