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Grinzinger Str. 86, 1190 Wien, Austria · Fine dining restaurant · 4.6/5 Google (485 reviews)

Reservations · Outdoor seating

World-class, highly creative tasting menus in a dramatic wine-cellar setting, with exceptional fish courses and polished service, but steep prices and occasional service pacing or beverage-value gripes.

Why it gets an A for overall quality

Restaurant Amador stands among Vienna's finest dining establishments, anchored by exceptional seafood-focused cooking and masterful wine guidance that elevates each course. The striking vaulted cellar setting creates memorable atmosphere, though occasional pacing gaps and beverage-value concerns prevent grade A+ territory. As Vienna's only three-star restaurant, it delivers the technical precision and creative vision expected at this level.

Restaurant Summary

Vaulted cellar drama sets the stage for an elegant, multi-hour tasting where the team sweeps you past the open kitchen into a spotless room. Guests describe service as polished and the wine guidance as inspired, with one diner saying the sommelier "opened new flavors with each pour." Expect quiet, refined energy rather than buzz, and note there is no cell signal or Wi‑Fi inside. The cooking leans seafood-led and inventive, blending Spanish and Austrian cues through modern techniques. Courses are precise and often stunning, with turbot and other fish dishes recurring as highlights. A few diners wished for tighter pacing or found a course less memorable, but the overall arc reads as highly creative fine dining that rewards focus and curiosity more than comfort-craving appetites. Families should know this is a long, fixed tasting with sophisticated flavors and a premium price. There is no kids menu, and portions are refined; most children would struggle with the duration and the culinary style. Choose this for celebratory adults who enjoy adventurous tasting menus, not for casual family dinners.

At a Glance

What Sets It Apart

What People Love

Points of Concern

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleTable Service Average Cost€355-€395 per person ReservationsRecommended

What to Order

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Location Insights

Area: Leafy residential wine village vibe on Vienna’s northern edge; serene and upscale, destination dining mood.

Safety: Generally safe, well-kept streets and steady foot traffic; low late-night bustle.

Nearby: Heuriger wine taverns, vineyards, hillside walks; far from city center, taxis common.

GrinzingGrinzing is famous for its Heurigen (wine taverns) and picturesque streets lined with vineyards. The dining scene here is characterized by traditional Austrian cuisine and wine-focused establishments, attracting both locals and tourists looking for authentic and refined experiences in a village-like atmosphere within the city.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Monday Tuesday Wednesday18:30–23:00 Thursday18:30–23:00 Friday18:30–23:00 Saturday18:30–23:00 Sunday

Available: Reservations, Outdoor seating

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