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Schutzhaus WaidäckerA-

Steinlegasse 35, 1160 Wien, Austria · Restaurant, Inn · Breitensee

Rustic Viennese inn with seasonal goose and classic schnitzel; lively garden, mostly warm service, solid value at moderate prices, with occasional service lapses.

The verdict

Schutzhaus Waidäcker earns its A- grade through strong food quality anchored by celebrated roast goose and classic Viennese dishes, paired with reliable service attentiveness and appealing garden setting. Consistency shows occasional variation and service knowledge remains modest, preventing grade A territory. This is a well-executed traditional Austrian inn that delivers honest, seasonal cooking and good value—competitive with the area's better neighborhood restaurants.

About this restaurant

Set amid garden paths in Ottakring, this rustic inn feels warm and bustling rather than fussy. Guests describe a relaxed beer garden, wood-paneled rooms, and servers with Viennese charm. One diner summed it up: "Tender goose, good beer, and a cozy garden." The cooking leans classic and hearty: schnitzel, roast goose in season, beef dishes, and springtime asparagus plates. Portions are sensible to generous, and pricing fits a quality Gasthaus. Expect honest flavors over theatrics; specials rotate with the seasons and the kitchen keeps groups well-coordinated. Families do fine here thanks to familiar staples like schnitzel and fries, plus simple chicken dishes. There is no explicit kids menu, but staff accommodate basics, and the garden helps restless little ones. Vegetarian choices exist but are limited outside seasonal veg specials.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Leafy residential Ottakring garden settlement; relaxed, local-focused spot popular after walks.

Safety: Generally safe residential area with daytime foot traffic; calm in evenings.

What's nearby: Near garden colony and walking routes; beer garden vibe in warm months.

Frequently asked

What should I order at Schutzhaus Waidäcker?

Roast goose is the must-order in season, but schnitzel, Cordon Bleu and the spargel dishes are the safest bets.

What should I know before going to Schutzhaus Waidäcker?

Casual place with a popular beer garden, limited veg options, and reservations recommended for goose season or sunny weekends.

What's Schutzhaus Waidäcker like?

Wood-paneled rooms and a shaded beer garden give it a rustic, convivial feel that livens up on weekends.

Opening Hours

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