Fischer's in City of London, Westminster

Rara vez reseño un restaurante, pero Fischers era excelente. Increíble comida y servicio, gran ambiente y no muy ruidoso aunque estaba lleno. Lo recomiendo encarecidamente.

Seis de nosotros almorzamos aquí un sábado y el restaurante estaba lleno. El ambiente es bueno con el personal servicial. Las especialidades austriacas habituales están disponibles y se sirven en buena medida. Si te gusta la comida austriaca, este es el lugar para ir con un almuerzo modesto que es de alrededor de £ 50 / persona.

Good omelette and service Edit 2: I had dinner there another day and both main meal and dessert were really good too.

Food, honestly, is not brilliant. Had the strudel for desert, very disappointing. Main course, just OK. On the positive side, the restaurant looks fab.

Really good service, and high attention by staff. However, the prices are not reflection of the food being served, they are a little bit over priced.

Not sure why people speak highly of the food at this restaurant as we found it rather average. We had the classic chicken schnitzel and beef sausages with potato salad and cauliflower and the tastes were so-so… Desert of fruit crumble was the tastiest although the berries were rather tart. The strudel was a disappointment. We expected it to be WOW! And it totally wasn’t. I’m no chef and could make a better strudel!! The hot chocolate was quite tasty. The cappuccino tasted ‘burnt’. On the other hand, the atmosphere was lovely. It’s a very pleasant place to sit if you want a place to get together with friends or family. The waiters were very kind and accommodating and did their best for us. They were 10 out of 10. We won’t go back and you never know you may enjoy your experience there more than we did.

We enjoyed the menu from the mains, to sides and desert plus the coffee. Service and atmosphere were lovely too. It was a busy Saturday afternoon but still everything from food to service was good.

Entiendo completamente la configuración de Kaffeehaus (aunque funciona como restaurante) y el formato de gama alta, que se adapta a Marylebone High Street y funciona bastante bien - no es teatral como algunos lugares del Grupo Wolseley son. Hay un verdadero zumbido Kaffeehaus aquí, y el personal me pareció cortés y amable - y muy rápido. El café que tomé fue excelente, y el plato de huevo también. Un punto menos para dos cuestiones pequeñas, pero una vez que lo haces alto - final Kaffeehaus, ambos juntos son un menos: La crema batida para el Einspänner parecía provenir de una botella de spray comercial, por lo que no era "real", y había muchas huellas de pulgar muy serias en el plato de los huevos, lo que solo hace que todo sea un poco malo. Ninguno de los cuales es una catástrofe, pero demasiado para dar los puntos completos.

It was my birthday celebration with my family and everything about the restaurant was excellent from the service to the food to the atmosphere. Thankyou very much!

Great food and service...again!

Amazing service !! Thank you all

Lovely lunch, great food and warm venue

Fischer's in Marylebone is a classic taste of old Vienna. Beautifully presented it was a joy to visit. I went for breakfast and enjoyed the tasty food and classy presentation.

Update: Back again specifically to have the Kaiserschmarrn and our favourite Chicken Broth with Chopped Herb Pancake. Also ordered the sausages with potato salad, sauerkraut and caramelised onions. Special mention - the Kaiserschmarrn did not disappoint and the thuringer bratwurst was juicy and very tasty. Once again, excellent, polite and friendly service - relaxed and not rushed. Food served promptly. Last Visit: Ordered: Chicken broth with chopped herb pancake- this was absolutely delicious. Twice baked soufflé suisse - light soufflé sitting on a creamy cheese chive sauce. Bacon Grostl with Fried Eggs - crunchiest potato with well rendered bacon. Austrian Potato Salad - tangy, great in refreshing the palate after the decadent soufflé and grostl. Was looking forward to getting the Kaiserschmarrn but we had no more space. Excellent service. Well portioned for the price. Good food.

It is a lovely place with authentic Vienna flair. Very friendly service. We just had breakfast which was quite good, but not exciting.

Easily amongst my favourite restaurants in London. Exceptional food, service, and decor. Highly recommend.

Three evenings in London, three evenings this place. Excellent fish and chips, very kind staff, small but welcoming environment

I visited without a reservation around 16:00 on weekdays during the holiday season, and was seated because only counter seats were available for tea customers. The servers were mainly served by Asian female waitresses, and they were very nice and made the time even more enjoyable. Like other affiliated stores, there is a large clock in the middle of the store, and the store has a classical atmosphere, creating a great atmosphere and making it a great time. The dessert was also more sour and interesting than Japanese apple pie, so I really liked it😌🍎

Dinner here was not as tasty as before. Beautiful dining room. Drinks at the bar is always a good way to start.

2nd visit & once again not disappointed. Food amazing, staff super friendly & happy to help. Always feel welcome & unrushed.

Like if you're here because this is where Mick Herron's Slough House novella The Drop begins (in America, The Marylebone Drop) with a spy encounter.

This is a charming place with decent food and maybe too much popularity? The tea sandwiches were frigid and tasteless. The beetroot salad was pleasant but not outstanding. The service was careful and friendly, but staff were frazzled and stressed.

Reserved for Christmas eve dinner. Foods and drinks were good, we had a great time waiting for Christmas. Most importantly like all F&B businesses to me it is all about the service!! The service was excellent, from the cocktail bar tenders to the waiting staff to the manager. That really made the difference!! Keep it up!!! Most certainly recommend for dinner but reserve ahead. It was full!!!

Great schnitzel viennese style and excellent staff especially Alessandra Nice Atmosphere. Prices are not cheap as quality comes at a price 😉

Everything we ate was wonderful from start to finish. Atmosphere, service, everything... Thank you.

Bland food with painfull slow service . What a shame this stalwart of Marylebone has lost its lustre ! To be avoided . We dined as a family for our traditional Christmas family supper and experienced minuscule portions and over all over rated experience . An expensive evening .

Wonderful cuisine in a very relaxed setting. Service is excellent, no one hovers and the staff seem to sensen when they are required. Very pleasant experience and will be returning

The place is extremely luxurious, the food is exceptional, the service is excellent, and the staff is very friendly.

I booked this restaurant for a special annual business treat as it looked quite high end, so I was expecting something classy and was prepared to pay £100 per head for it. The food was very good, I would give it 8.75 out of 10, however there are some definite issues, ones that in my opinion show a lack of customer care, possible unnecessary profiteering, and a lack of basic knowledge/research about Austrian (mistakenly German) history. When I sat down on the chair at the table we were given, it was about 50% loose in the legs, so was moving from side to side and back and forth when only shifting my weight a tiny amount on it. The chair either needed all of its screws tightening, a disassembly and re-gluing of all parts, or completely replacing, as asking customers to sit on it is endangering their well being should it collapse under them. When I politely pointed out that the chair was weak and wobbly, no apology was given, it was just taken from me and I was given a chair from a close by empty table and my original chair was put in its place, thus endangering someone else. The chair I was given was still a little wobbly, maybe a quarter as wobbly as the previous one, so *probably* safe. If you run any sort of establishment at all, regularly check that your chairs are safe. You wouldn't sit on that chair in your own home, or allow your own relatives or friends to sit on it, so don't give it to customers. "Peckham Spring": For those of you familiar with the classic British TV sitcom Only Fools and Horses, you may recall an episode where Del Boy and Rodney went into the bottled water business, calling their product Peckham Spring Water. Instead of using real spring water they simply filled the bottles from the mains water tap in their flat in Peckham, South East London, and labelled it and sold it as Peckham Spring Water. Well, I ordered a bottle of spring water and a bottle of still water in Fischers, and what arrived was a carafe of each in a mason lidded style jar. Both carafes were unmarked, no labelling or branding, and my instant thought was "Peckham Spring". You order spring or mineral water in a restaurant purely (no pun intended) because you want to avoid tap water or to get something that is superior to tap water and that has less impurities. The sparkling water in the carafe did have some fizz, although less than I would expect from sparkling, but nonetheless, delivering the water in unbranded carafes gives the impression that the water *may* have come from the mains water tap, as a strategy to increase profits. The point is, that the customer just can't tell. If I ask and pay for sparkling water then please bring me something branded so that I know for sure that it is. Massive noise levels: This is the noisiest restaurant I have ever been in. The noise levels were similar to those in a loud packed pub. This may have been because some of the tables were celebrating their pre Xmas office parties with a meal, I am not sure. But even if this is the case, then the restaurant management should have a polite quiet word with those tables to ask them to be a little quieter. The massive noise took quite a lot away from the enjoyment of me and my guest's experience, and at £100+ per person in a high end restaurant, such noise levels are simply not what you would expect when booking, nor what you should experience. The Zeppelin photo: I used the gents toilets and when I was washing my hands I saw a framed photo of a Zeppelin (airship) just above the sink. This I found to be both stupid and slightly amusing, the latter in a bad way, as in laughing at a ridiculous form of stupidity. The restaurant is in the style of an early 1920s Austrian Brasserie, and in fact they have done a very good job in replicating that style. However, Zeppelins are not Austrian, they are German. Also, they were used in WWI to bomb London (the restaurant of course is in London), and later in 1937 the Hindenburg airship (Zeppelin) disaster was one of the worst and most horrible aviation disasters in history, killing 37 people and with it effectively ending the airship industry. A photo of a Zeppelin should probably be only in a museum or in a reference book, not in a restaurant trying to re-create early a 20th century Austrian eatery. So overall, the restaurant experience was a lot below my expectation. I was anticipating more of a relaxed and quieter atmosphere, which is what you get in most restaurants, regardless of price, and I was very annoyed that the restaurant appears to have a very complacent and uncaring attitude towards customers' health and safety by giving some of them unsafe chairs to sit on. The potential that the water was actually "Peckham Spring" not real spring/mineral water, and the Zeppelin photo nonsense just add to the negatives. In short, if you are going to project quality on your website and in your restaurant's decor and charge high prices, then back it up by getting about 90% of things right, not about 50%.

One of my favourite restaurants in London- really special experience !

We had a lovely lunch at Fischers. We took my wife’s 92 yr old dad for a Christmas treat and he couldn’t have been happier. The welcome was warm and friendly, the service fast and efficient without being rushed and the food quality excellent. With generous portion sizes and not too big a bill, it was a very successful visit.

Food was phenomenal, atmosphere was amazing too. The service was exceptional, we had Alessandra and Marie looking after us for the most part and they were GREAT, I felt like I was a guest in their living room. 5Star experience I would recommend.

Cover charge and 15% service charge

The Gulasch was decent enough and staff was friendly. The prices are mental, though. 30£ for a Gulasch is just not ever justified. Way overpriced. You cannot order a pint of beer. Just not possible. 330ml or 1 liter but not a pint. Most bizarre thing especially for an ostensibly Austrian restaurant. They also automatically added a 5£ tip to the bill, which is just poor form. You'd think with those prices they could at least pay their staff adequately.

I personally feel the menu in general is overpriced..as is the bottle's of wine...The other point is you have to pay for every side accompanying dish, which brings the price soon much higher than is expected, or is nessassery...so for 2 persons dinning, having a starter main course and a dessert, plus a bottle of wine, Plus service charge, you won't get out without paying near £200.....It was my wife's birthday, so I was a captive audience. Even Wealthy dinners don't like to be taken advantage of.we are off to Vienna for Christmas back mid January, so I'll pop into speak personally to the manager, sorry your not happy with my review !!!!...perhaps too harsh..

They do demand to take your details, such as telephone number when arriving which I did not care for, as a private person I do not see the need to share my details with strangers when arriving for luncheon. However, the food is good, and this is certainly the only place I have come across in the area which serves Eastern-European style food with such authenticity. Not that I am an expert in this area specifically, it is certainly a welcome change in food genre. The decor is elegant and well-kept. It feels like a nice place to have a business meeting, if you might like to impress with something a little different which is also delicious. Not just dressed to impress - Fischers does deliver a decent dining experience.

Really amazing food! Very traditional and delicious, and excellent service! We had the veal schnitzel and loved it! The gravy was absolutely incredible, and so were the sides.

An absolutely wonderful, busy but intimate atmosphere, faultless food and impeccable service from the staff. Our waiter, Anthony, was amazing and extremely knowledgeable, attentive and just genuinely so so nice. Thank you for making my friend’s birthday so special!

Very atmospheric Viennese ambience. We enjoyed beautifully presented open starter sandwiches, delicious fish, risotto and soufle main dishes, superb apple strudel and Sachertorte desserts, great coffee, lovely wine.

Austrian food at its best, energy level is fast-paced and fun. I loved every dish, the only regret was we had dessert! And it was awesome!!

Lovely place for Austrian food, good service, lovely food. Will definitely go back again

Wanted something special to celebrate my brother's birthday and fischers was just the job. Wonderfully atmospheric venue (particularly liked the prints on the way down to the loo) with intimate tables and wonderfully attentive staff who let us linger a little longer because it was a special occasion and that was much appreciated 🤗

Mitel Europe almost at its finest. Expensive

Unique interior dating from last century, vibrant atmosphere , very kind stuff. Short but really good wine list. Fair prices .

Rock solid, wonderful Austrian food and surroundings. It was my first visit, but it won't be my last as there is a great menu and wine list to be adventured.

love the pretentiousness of the hostess, the restaurant was half empty, took a look at me and told me they were full.

In the recent couple of months i have visited both for brunch and dinner. The fiood is invariably very tasty, well prepared and served competently. The service is truly exceptional. The Vienna atmoshere works very well as the setting is unique. The only slighly negative is teh price and taste of the espresso.

Stopped by for breakfast on a friend’s recommendation and absolutely loved their eggs Benedict! The service was spot on. I’ll definitely be back next time I’m in London.

Best schnitzel I’ve ever had. Great beer and great sosig

Minus one star due to prices. Food was very good, ambience was excellent and the service also very good (special thanks to Aris, our waiter, for his politeness, professionalism and friendly attitude). Definitely recommended but difficult to become a frequent option for a meal out due to prices.

A wonderful discovery thanks to my daughter, this Austrian type restaurant/ brasserie is full of flavours and images that takes you back in time. Great welcome by GM on a busy Saturday night, table ready in a wink, waiter remember the order without writing it down, and he gave us very good suggestions. Food is traditional with specialties, wine list is appealing. I recommend the sausages (make a mix said the waiter) with sauerkraut, taste the Austrian white or red wine you won’t be disappointed. Apple strudel is mandatory as a desert. Take a tour to the rest rooms, it’s like a tour in the Orient Express train. Enjoy

I’d heard about this place for a while, but it actually exceeded my expectation. Lovely food, great staff, perfect location. Had the chicken schnitzel which was amazing and some herring selection to start. Lovely. Will be back.

Fischers on Marylebone High Road is London’s Best Kept secret, a beautiful restaurant that made us feel like we were back in Vienna, lovely professional friendly staff, we were served by Antony who could not have done more to make us feel comfortable and nothing was too much trouble, the food was definitely Michelin star and absolutely mouth watering, the cocktails and wine were superb and to finish off we had Apple Strudel and a very smooth Viennese coffee. Thank you to you all at Fischers we will be booking again very soon 😁☕️

favourite place in the neighbourhood for brunch/dinner. Best known for schnitzel! And definitely Go for dessert!

Fischers on Marylebone High Street is definetly London’s Best Kept Secret, a beautiful restaurant which made us feel like we were back in Vienna, with lovely professional friendly staff, we were served by Antony who could not have done more to make us feel comfortable and nothing was too much trouble, the food was definitely Michelin star absolutely mouth watering, the cocktails and wine were superb and to finish the meal off we had Apple Strudel and a very smooth Viennese coffee Thank you Fischers we will definitely be back to book soon 😁☕️

Refined Austrian restaurant for classic Austrian dishes! Make sure you have a booking even at an odd time, because this place is always busy! From the outside, it seems like a small little place at the end of Marlybone High Street, but it's actually quite spacious inside. It gives off old timey, wooden, but still bright and light atmosphere. Food wise, we went for a classic veal schnitzel and a side of kasespatzle. Both were delicious. The schnitzel was perfectly crispy on the outside and the berry compote was perfect as a topping.

Got a takeaway coffee. Was overpriced and not good unfortunately. The staff were nice though and the cafe itself is quite cute.

Warm coffee. Poached eggs were not runny. Cold toast.

Fabulous Viennese restaurant on Marylebone serving traditional German dishes. The black forest cake and apple strudel were both excellent.

The host and hostess wouldn’t place me or my guest on the wait list while they played a white couple next to us on it. Would never recommend

Great food, great staff and service

This spot is nice for a casual night out with good consistent quality food at reasonable pricing it is essential to make a reservation

Very happy, tad expensive but good quality food.

Lovely venue, dirty plates and cup, schnitzel was great but the Käse Spätzle was some of the worst I’ve ever been served embarrassing quality for a restaurant at this price point. Great venue.

If you’ve been to Vienna, this is more expensive, worse service and mediocre Austrian food. Nowhere near as polite as in Austria. If this was in Vienna, I’d call the food mediocre. Would not come back.

This traditional restaurant is in an achingly cool.and upmarket area of London. However £17.50 for a 125ml glass of Whispering Angel is outrageous!! I can afford it but that's a hideous mark up. Great food and service, but they add a £3.00 cover charge which I assume was for the very small basket of ordinary bread. Also added 15.5% service charge. We had a table at 6pm.when it was quiet , we left at 8pm by which time very busy and noisy.

The best dining experience I've had in a long time. Wonderful service and delicious food. I had the chicken schnitzel with a wine sauce followed by the strudel. I hope to go back again for a future special occasion.

Lovely atmosphere and great variety of dishes to choose from. Staff were very attentive and helpful. Great place to try for a treat.

Excellent restaurant, a true taste of 🇦🇹🇩🇪

Lovely atmosphere, excellent service and delicious food. Can’t fault. Calm environment and attractive decor that feels modern but an old fashioned twist. Staff friendly and no pressure to leave. Spent about 3.5 hours over lunch with sensitive and timely service. Food was lovely and fresh. Will definitely be back to try more.

Beautiful place High prices Good for coffee and cake. The food was Average - we had the hot dogs & the soup - not reccomend. The strudel was fantastic

Fantastic. One of my favourites in London. Lovely relaxed atmosphere, fabulous food, and friendly staff. Surprised us with a birthday treat. It's like being in Vienna. Love it.

Fantastic Lunch today , the team were so accommodating with my elderly father, food was delicious and the restaurant decor is beautiful

Had the bacon roll. It is amazing.

Excellent food! The goulash and the scallops were delicious. The restaurant has a very distinct interior.

I have been here more than once... The wild boar goulash consisted of 5 pieces of "meat". 3 of the 5 pieces of meat were pieces of fat and fat only. Simply large pieces of fat. This is the second time now that the wild boar goulash was mostly plain forward fat with a tasty sauce and delicious pasta. That is not the level of food which was served in the past. Apologies for the negative review but this was just too awful. The service is great. The ambience is great, but the food... Nein, Nein, Nein.

The cheesecake is outstanding, and the salad is delightful. The staff is incredibly friendly and professional. However, occasionally forgets the initial order and may ask for it again, so it's best to visit when they're not too busy.

We were served by a very accommodating waitress called Sanyogita. The Käsespätzle is a must have and the Wild Mushroom Stroganoff was exceptional. Plenty of options for vegetarians.

The Best Austrian Restaurant in London by Far. Alessandra and Pier are always Wonderfull. Congratulations for All FISCHERS TEAM.

Service was very smart. We were here for a late lunch. I had a very pleasant beetroot and goat cheese salad. I also a a bit of chicken schnitzel, which was exceedingly good. For desert we shared a banana foster flambe - absolutely superb.

This was like sitting in a restaurant in Vienna, the decor and ambience is fabulous. The staff are so friendly and helpful, the food was delicious, had to have the schnitzel and there is an excellent choice of desserts, Strudel won, superb. The restaurant is only a ten minutes walk from Baker Street Station. If you sit under the air con it can get a bit cool.

We asked for a table by the window. The decor tries to be old fashioned with stuffed heads of dead boars and deer on the ceiling, yellow ceramic tiles and lots of old looking paintings hung up across the room. The staff seems overwhelmed and I had to call them over to get attention. One of us had the schnitzel which was good, the other had chicken which was rather small and hard to eat (bones) but tasted fine. The potato salad was tasty. The ice cream with peaches was disappointing. Overall a decent lunch.

I expected more considering it’s listed as one of London’s best Austrian restaurants. The food was distinctively average. We both had the Chicken Snitchzel which was very average. Far too crisp and tough. The decor is nice. The service was over familiar and we had to wait the best part of 10 mins for a menu. The server had a distinct approach as though they were doing us a favour. There are nicer places to eat for higher quality food and experience.

I was given a birthday Fischer's gift voucher so booked a mid week lunch table. Everything was perfect and the Himmel und Erde starter one of the most delicious things I've ever eaten. Great Austrian decor and cheerful atmosphere. Spotless toilets (these things matter!) Service was friendly and efficient. Will definitely be returning!

Used to be a regular, but the price feels like it's gone too far north. £150 for two schnitzel (the chicken one was also extremely tough), sharing two little sides, two deserts and two glasses of riesling is too much. 15% service charge is also just too much. Used to love Fischers but the price point is becoming too hard to justify.

First time at Fischers and a great experience. Fab food. I had Chopped Liver and pickles followed by Sausage selection with sauerkraut potato salad and onions. Typical Austrian food washed down with Weiss beer. Service also very good and a great looking typical restaurant. Would definitely go back. Need to book for a great night out. A little alternative maybe but still a great choice. 😁

Lovely meal with polite service. Schnitzel was an absolute delight. Kaiserschmarrn a little over-caramelised or would have been the full five stars all around. Really lovely place in which to eat.

Excellent service and great atmosphere. They're well known for their schnitzel and it doesn't disappoint, but other items felt a bit underwhelming. It was a great experience nonetheless, and I would highly recommend it to anyone wanting to try a taste of Austria.

Austrian food the mushroom stroganoff was great. Leek and beetroot pitivier should be puff pastry as short crust makes it heavy. Wine prices are eye watering.

Beautiful restaurant with great service without a hint of attitude, even without a reservation. The food was delicious and expertly prepared. While I highly recommend the restaurant overall, I felt the £38 price point for the wiener regular with an egg was slightly excessive

Menu and food quality a cut above most, service impeccable.

Incredible atmosphere and food!!! Sanyogita and Pierre were absolutely lovely and delivered incredible service. Definitely coming back here again with my work colleagues.

Food ok. Unfortunately the manageress was a total inflexible rule follower. We brought some small helium balloons for a birthday and at first were told couldn't bring them in. Sadly a "computer says no" attitude prevails, and without manners. Shame as the wait staff were lovely.

Perfect food, very friendly personnel,many thanks...

I've been several times in this nice restaurant, always pleasant experience but yesterday i had keiserschmarrn, i was so happy cause i grown up in Sudtirol and i had this dessert many many times, and i was really surprised by the dessert called Keiserschmarrn they serve at Fischer, they overcooked the pieces of pancake in the butter, they were caramelized and eavily attached to the pan...with a lot of cherries compote, too much.....i'm sorry but this is not keiserschmarrn!!!

Always always a pleasure to eat here and enjoy being looked after my the nicest, kindest staff. A big thank you to ANTHONY, this guys knows all the menu and the cocktails, is always cheerful and made my American visitors feel really welcome. He is a great credit to this beloved restaurant :)

Great interior feel - although we sat outside. Old Viennese feel. Friendly staff, quite expensive for relatively small portions - but a pleasant experience overall.

Beautiful restaurant. Awesome food. Very polite service. Loved it. Will come again.

This had been recommended to us by friends who learned of my husband's love of Schnitzels! We arrived a little early for our booking and were sat at a lovely corner table with a great view of the whole restaurant. The decor is kitsch and cute, but not for those offended by hunting trophies! We we brought a basket of rye breads with whipped paprika butter. The breads were delicious but we were mindful of the next course so we're very restrained! For drinks, I had a Grapefruit Fizz mocktail and hubby had a low alcohol pear drink.... I've forgotten the name, but something to do with a monk! Mains obviously were Schnitzels, we both went for veal. I had the small and hubby the regular and we opted for one with "jus" (gravy) and one with ligonberry sauce. We both added the Holstein option (fried egg, capers and anchovies). Spatzle (noodles), carrots and pickled cucumber were our sides. The food arrived quickly and was very nicely presented. Schnitzels were thin, crispy and golden, just as they should be. Personally I found the noodles a little bland (I guess noodles generally are!!😄), but hubby assured me they were great. I enjoyed the pickled cucumber which was tangy and crunchy. The carrots were cooked with hazelnuts and made a tasty side. I found the egg / caper / anchovy extra rather distracting from the veal so shoved that over to hubby's plate who was very happy with that! The jus was so full of flavour: rich and creamy whilst the ligonberry sauce added a pleasant sharpness. No puddings as just too full, but they looked amazing... Next time! Our bill came to £131, so definitely not a cheap eat. The restaurant charges a cover charge per person and 15% service charge. Really good meal and a nice treat.

Excellent food and service. The Holstein schnitzel is truly to die for, and given the reputation of food from this part of the world, was not heavy at all. Pair the schnitzel with a cucumber salad and walk away almost guilt free 😁. The sachertorte was also extremely good as was my friends strudel.