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StastaB+Worth Trying

Name: Stasta
Address: Lehmanngasse 11, 1230 Wien, Austria, Wien, Austria
Rating: 4.7

Lehmanngasse 11, 1230 Wien, Austria · Restaurant · 4.7/5 Google (1069 reviews)

Reservations · Takeout · Outdoor seating

Classic Viennese cooking done well with a few modern touches; worth the detour if you want top schnitzel, but be ready for time-limited seating, a cover charge, and occasional slow service.

Why it gets a B+ for overall quality

Stasta delivers reliable Austrian classics with strong food quality anchored by benchmark veal schnitzel and proper tafelspitz, but inconsistent execution with occasional overseasoning and undercooked items prevents higher placement. Pleasant garden setting and cozy ambiance appeal to regulars and families, though suburban location and time-pressured service during peak hours limit broader appeal. Competitive with the area's better neighborhood restaurants for classic Austrian dining.

Restaurant Summary

Set in Vienna’s 23rd, Stasta feels cozy yet elegant with polished wood, candlelit tables, and a garden that hums when it is busy. Service ranges from warmly professional to a bit time-pressed, and one diner noted, "the schnitzel was outstanding, but the room got loud near a big table." The suburban location keeps it calm most nights and parking easier than downtown. In the kitchen, the team leans classic Austrian with elevated touches: veal schnitzel that wins raves, proper tafelspitz, steaks, and a fish platter, plus seasonal plates and the odd espuma or truffle flourish. Portions are balanced, bread service appears, and pricing reflects quality ingredients rather than flash. Value holds up, though the cover charge and pricier drinks can surprise. Families fare well with familiar dishes like schnitzel, fried chicken, and simple sides, though there is no formal kids menu. Vegetarian and vegan options exist but rotate; one regular mentioned the chef will adapt on request. For picky eaters, stick to the classics; for curious diners, the seasonal specials add variety.

At a Glance

Benchmark veal schnitzel and well-executed Austrian classics
Cozy-elegant room with easier suburban parking
Time-limited reservations and occasional slow pacing at peak times
Cover charge and pricey soft drinks can surprise
Noise spikes from large groups or construction periods

What Sets It Apart

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What People Love

Crisp, tender schnitzel done right
Quality ingredients over gimmicks
Seasonal menus that keep regulars engaged
Courtyard seating when the weather cooperates

Points of Concern

Time-limited seating windows can feel rushed if not communicated proactively
Service can be slow or curt during busy periods; pacing of mains inconsistent
Cover charge and premium drink pricing reduce perceived value for some
Seasoning consistency varies; isolated reports of undercooked fried chicken and allergen communication gaps

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleTable Service Average Cost€48-65 per person ReservationsRecommended

What to Order

Start with Beef Tartar (small €9.90) then Schnitzel (€29.90); share a side of Blattsalat (€6.90).
Seafood route: Fischteller Skipper (€33.00) with lime risotto; add grilled prawn extra (€12.00).
Vegetarian: Burrata (€18.00) followed by Vegan Asia Dumplings (€21.00) when available.

Perfect For

A dedicated schnitzel night
Family Sunday lunch with grandparents
A relaxed date in the suburbs
Small celebrations without downtown hassle

Location Insights

Area: Quiet suburban district of Vienna with residential streets and local businesses; relaxed, not tourist-heavy.

Safety: Perceived safe with easier street parking and lower foot traffic than center; calm at night except event noise reports.

Nearby: Set in Liesing near main road; hotel on-site, garden/courtyard seating; away from central attractions.

LiesingLiesing is Vienna's 23rd district, characterized by a mix of residential areas, green spaces, and small commercial zones. The dining scene here is more local and traditional, with a focus on Austrian classics and neighborhood eateries rather than high-end or tourist-centric restaurants.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Monday07:00–23:00 Tuesday07:00–23:00 Wednesday07:00–23:00 Thursday07:00–23:00 Friday07:00–23:00 Saturday07:00–23:00 Sunday

Available: Reservations, Takeout, Outdoor seating

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