Griechenbeisl
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Griechenbeisl is a Viennese restaurant at Fleischmarkt 11 in Vienna’s Innere Stadt, beside the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church.
Menu & prices
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Why go
- The Wiener Schnitzel, a breaded veal cutlet served with potato salad.
- The historic Mark Twain Zimmer, where famous guests left their signatures.
- The small figure of Marx Augustin beneath the entrance doormat.
- The three stone cannonballs set into the wall beside the stairs to the Augustin-Stuben.
Opening hours
Today14:00 – 23:00Show all
Monday14:00 – 23:00
Tuesday14:00 – 23:00
Wednesday14:00 – 23:00
Thursday14:00 – 23:00
Friday12:00 – 23:00
Saturday12:00 – 23:00
Sunday12:00 – 23:00
Good to know
LunchDinnerLate NightFull BarHighchairs AvailableLive MusicPrivate DiningReservationsServes AlcoholTable Service
Dishes to try
- Wiener Schnitzel
- Roast pig leg with homemade cabbage
- Tafelspitz
- Boiled beef with roast potatoes, chive sauce and apple horseradish
- Pork schnitzel in Viennese style
- Roast pork with sauerkraut and dumpling slices
- Apple strudel with whipped cream
- Sacher cake with whipped cream
- Kaiserschmarren
- Sissi cake with cherry sorbet and wild berry ragout
Booking a table
- Reservations are accepted.
Atmosphere
- The restaurant has eight dining rooms, each styled after a different period.
- Live music is available.
- Private dining is available.
Shorts
History
Its cellar includes a section dating to the 13th century or earlier. Greek and Levantine merchants settled nearby in the 17th century, giving the area its Greek-quarter name.
- 13th c.The oldest section of the wine cellars dates to the 13th century or earlier.
- 1350The building was first recorded in a document.
- 1385The building and adjoining properties were sold to Kloster Lilienfeld.
- 1447The restaurant was first documented.
- 17th c.Greek and Levantine merchants settled nearby, and the area became known as the Greek quarter. Marx Augustin is said to have performed at the inn regularly.
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- 1852Innkeeper Leopold Schmied brought Pilsner Urquell from Pilsen to Vienna and served it there for the first time.
Sources: Griechenbeisl - Wikipedia · Home - Griechenbeisl · Menu - Griechenbeisl · Griechenbeisl - Wikipedia · Griechenbeisl: booking (its own site) · Griechenbeisl: menu (its own site) · checked 27 Oct 2026
Where
Fleischmarkt 11 Griechengasse 9, Vienna
- Website
- griechenbeisl.at/
- Phone
- +4315331977
Questions and answers
When is Griechenbeisl open?
Monday to Thursday, 14:00–23:00; Friday to Sunday, 12:00–23:00.
Can I reserve a table at Griechenbeisl?
Yes. The restaurant accepts reservations.
Is Griechenbeisl suitable for children?
Highchairs are available.
Where is Griechenbeisl in Vienna?
At Fleischmarkt 11, beside the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Innere Stadt.
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