"Warm Dishes" Street Food Restaurants in Lower Austria
For 12 years, Karma Food has been your go-to spot for curry. At two locations in Klosterneuburg, they spread plenty of happiness with a weekly rotating lunch combo—including dishes like coconut veggie curry or tikka masala cauliflower biryani. Cooking classes and a curry paste shop.
The dough is allowed to rise for at least 72 hours, which makes it exceptionally easy to digest. The hand-formed pizza is topped with rich San Marzano tomatoes and creamy, melt-in-your-mouth Fior di Latte. After 90 seconds in the oven, this crispy delight is ready to sink your teeth into. Buono!
Authentic Neapolitan pizza meets creative Italian cuisine at this renovated village tavern. Pasta, lasagna fritta, arancini, and more are freshly and skillfully prepared and served with charm and wit. A well-deserved multiple winner of the Lower Austria Falstaff Pizza Poll.
Even the large-checkered tablecloths in blue and red bring to mind Naples. The crispy pizzas on your plate then round out this short trip to southern Italy. The “Funghi Deluxe” delights with porcini mushrooms and fresh button mushrooms, while the “Valtellina” features bresaola.
“A piece of bread” is what the Italian dialect word “bizoo” means—now known as pizza. With his mobile trattoria, Toni shows just how much “dolce vita” this Neapolitan variety, baked in a stone oven, can exude. His creations are enhanced with the finest regional, seasonal ingredients.
You’re in for a treat at “Haberei”—and this has nothing to do with nepotism: The spare ribs smoked over hickory wood and served with BBQ sauce are addictive, and the vegan burgers with pea-based patties are a hit with vegetarians, too. Finish off with a mousse or tartlet.
VELOwelle is the perfect destination for cyclists, as the beach bar is located right on the Danube. But everyone else can also sit back in a lounge chair with a view of the water and enjoy a variety of fries—from red and white to garlic and truffle—as well as Krautwurscht or BBQ pulled pork.
The tapas bar—with its deli, outdoor dining area, and street-side stand at the Grüner Markt—brings a taste of Barcelona to Baden. Traditional tapas, Serrano ham, highland cheese, and a fragrant paella turn your lunch break into a fiesta. If you want to experience a taste of Spain at home, book their catering service.
Since 1987, they’ve been bringing a taste of Italy to Korneuburg, and photos of Roman and Venetian landmarks further fuel the longing for the South. This longing can be satisfied with crispy wood-fired pizzas, popular pasta dishes, and grilled specialties.