Viennese cuisine is renowned all over the world and enjoys an excellent international reputation. Traditionally, Viennese gourmet culture can be found in down-to-earth bistros (called a Wiener Beisl). High-end gastronomy also draws on Viennese cuisine, modernizing and perfecting it to the highest level. Viennese cuisine, with its long tradition that has shaped the city’s identity, also impresses with the innovative flavors of a modern metropolis. This has once again been confirmed by the Michelin Guide. The latest Michelin stars for Vienna were presented on March 18, 2026 as part of the Austrian edition of the Michelin Guide. 

Viennese cuisine, or Wiener Küche, is the only type of cooking in the world that is named after a city.

The Steirereck and the Amador restaurants in Vienna are Austria’s only three-star restaurants. Birgit and Heinz Reitbauer’s Steirereck is even ranked 33rd in the “World’s 50 Best Restaurants”. New interpretations of old recipes and almost forgotten ingredients from local cuisine make the dishes at Steirereck something truly special. The Silvio Nickol Gourmet Restaurant in the Palais Coburg, the Konstantin Filippou restaurant, Mraz & Sohn and Doubek are also in a league of their own; all four have been awarded two stars each by the Michelin Guide. 

The Apron restaurant and Pramerl & The Wolf, which looks like an inconspicuous bistro from the outside, each have one Michelin star. The exciting, contemporary cuisine at Aend, the Mediterranean-inspired dishes at Restaurant Edvard in the Hotel Anantara, Alexander Kumptner’s Esszimmer, Restaurant Herzig, Z’SOM with its Latin American influences and the strictly vegetarian cuisine at Tian were also each awarded one Michelin star. The Tian also holds a green Michelin star.

The latest new entries in the 2026 Michelin Guide, each awarded one star, are the Korean fine-dining restaurant Addiert, the restaurant Glasswing at the luxury boutique hotel The Amauris, the all-vegan restaurant Jola (plus a green Michelin star), and Opus at the historic Hotel Imperial (currently closed).

In the Bib Gourmand category, the Michelin Guide also recognizes restaurants that offer exceptional value for money.

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3 stars: 

• Restaurant Amador 

• Restaurant Steirereck

2 stars:

• Silvio Nickol Gourmet Restaurant in the Palais Coburg

• Konstantin Filippou

• Mraz & Sohn

• Doubek

1 star:

• Addiert

• Aend

• Apron

• Edvard

• Esszimmer in the Everbody’s Darling

• Glasswing

• Herzig

• Jola

• Opus

• Pramerl & the Wolf

• Tian

• Z'SOM