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The best Balkan Street Food in Vienna

13 purveyors of Balkan excellence made it into Falstaff's 2025 ranking – here are their addresses, phone numbers, and opening hours.
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Balkan Cuisine

An insider tip for anyone looking for authentic börek outside the Balkans. At the centre of the action are the freshly baked puff pastry rolls - in the morning the display case is still full to bursting, in the evening everything is usually completely sold out. Yoghurt is a traditional accompaniment.

Hubergasse 9, 1160 Vienna, Austria
Balkan Cuisine

At Merak, the charcoal grill becomes the stage for genuine Balkan barbecue art. Flames, smoke and spicy flavours surround cevapcici, pljeskavica & co, which only come to perfection with a scoop of homemade kajmak. The aroma alone is a real promise of enjoyment.

Mariahilfer Straße 139, 1150 Vienna, Austria
Balkan Cuisine

The ideal snack for on the go! This fine puff pastry art is made according to a special recipe from Bosnia: wafer-thin, crispy, buttery and traditionally filled with cheese, spinach or minced meat. But Börek can also be sweet - with apple or sour cherries, for example.

Mariahilfer Straße 147, 1150 Vienna, Austria
Balkan Cuisine

Authentic Balkan cuisine with specialities from the charcoal grill, oven-fresh bread and exclusively home-made dishes. They don't skimp on the quality of the meat - the spare ribs are an absolute highlight: savoury, smoky, juicy and served with a variety of sauces.

Märzstraße 59, 1150 Vienna, Austria
Balkan Cuisine

The meat comes fresh from the in-house butchery every day, providing the perfect basis for the hearty Balkan grill specialities. Of course, the cevapcici are a top priority. The ambience deliberately emphasises elegance and clear lines - anything but rustic.

Märzstraße 1, 1150 Vienna, Austria
Balkan Cuisine

This is where Balkan classics meet modern street food vibes: instead of just from the plate, cevapcici, pljeskavica & co are also available in a burger bun - juicy, charcoal-grilled, subtly seasoned and perfectly portioned, they fit perfectly in the hand. Kajmak is a must.

Hernalser Hauptstraße 64, 1170 Vienna, Austria
Balkan Cuisine

A real insider tip for fans of Balkan cuisine: the ambience is rustic, cosy and absolutely authentic. They serve what belongs on the grill - cevapcici, pljeskavica, sausages and kebabs. Hearty, fresh and the savoury aroma in the air is unique. It doesn't get more original than this. Dobar tek!.

Taborstraße 72, 1020 Vienna, Austria
Balkan Cuisine

Traditional baking and confectionery craftsmanship with delicacies from the Balkans is upheld here - from sweet to savoury. The display case stretches almost all the way through the restaurant and entices with its variety. The flagship dish is clearly the freshly baked burek in various flavours.

Wallensteinstraße 7, 1200 Vienna, Austria
Balkan Cuisine

An insider tip for Bosnian cuisine for over 20 years: daily fresh burek, spicy cevapcici and sarma like from the Balkans. Hearty, savoury, authentic - that's exactly how it should taste. The menu is packed, but the best way to go is with the grill platter for all occasions.

Quellenplatz 9, 1100 Vienna, Austria
Balkan Cuisine

An insider tip for Bosnian cuisine for over 20 years: daily fresh burek, spicy cevapcici and sarma like from the Balkans. Hearty, savoury, authentic - that's exactly how it should taste. The menu is packed, but the best way to go is with the grill platter for all occasions.

Europaplatz 1/3, 1150 Vienna, Austria
Balkan Cuisine

An insider tip for Bosnian cuisine for over 20 years: daily fresh burek, spicy cevapcici and sarma like from the Balkans. Hearty, savoury, authentic - that's exactly how it should taste. The menu is packed, but the best way to go is with the grill platter for all occasions.

Thaliastraße 30, 1160 Vienna, Austria