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ANTO is the national tourism marketing organisation. It is funded by the Ministry ( more than 3/4 ) and the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber. ANTO cooperates closely with the Austrian tourism industry, including the tourist boards of the Federal Provinces and tourism businesses.

ANTO's responsibilities are market research, brand management, marketing, networking and information provision. It serves as a knowledge hub for the Austrian tourism ecosystem. Its mission is further to inspire worldwide enthusiasm for vacations in Austria, to provide benefits for the tourism industry in the country and run customised image campaigns. The activities focus on three main geographical areas: Western Europe, Central & Eastern Europe and Overseas. ANTO operates 21 offices worldwide, it covers 28 inbound markets and nine potential future markets.

ANTO's website serves as an information point for guests and businesses and is available in 20 languages.

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Austria is a country with scenery beyond comparison and a warm hospitality welcoming all. Cycle through lush green valleys or walk amongst spectacular mountains criss-crossed with sparkling streams in summer. Come winter, it’s time to head to well-groomed pistes and snowy mountain summits for stunning panoramas. No matter what time of year, Austria awaits you with fresh air, individuality, and value for money.

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About the Austrian National Tourist Office

The Austrian National Tourist Office (ANTO) is Austria’s national tourism organisation. Since 1955 the main objective of this association has been the promotion of Austria as a holiday destination.

The Austrian National Tourist Office's central goal is to secure and expand Austria's competitiveness in cooperation with all Austrian tourism partners. By doing so, ANTO contributes essentially to increasing Austria's market share in international tourism.

Core Competencies of the Austrian National Tourist Office:

• Development of the brand "Holidays in Austria": This brand differentiates Austria from other holiday destinations and conveys the emotional added value of a stay in Austria;
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Budget ANTO's budget is made up of membership fees from the Austrian Federal Ministry of Science, Research and Economy (75 per cent) and the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber (25 per cent) as well as of the Austrian tourism trade's (provincial tourist boards, regions and tourism operations) partnership contributions for marketing services.

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8 Austrian Restaurants In London You Need To Check Out

Last Updated on 31 May, 2023

London, a city renowned for its diverse culinary scene, offers a plethora of international cuisines for food enthusiasts to explore. From Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian, Turkish, Korean and American many more. And among the many options available, Austrian cuisine stands out with its rich flavours and hearty dishes.

In this post, we will delve into the vibrant world of Austrian restaurants in London, where you can savour traditional Austrian delicacies and experience the unique culinary heritage of Austria.

London’s dining landscape is a tapestry of cultures, and Austrian cuisine adds a delightful thread to this culinary fabric.

With its roots in the heart of Europe, Austrian cuisine combines influences from neighbouring countries such as Germany, Hungary, and Italy, resulting in a unique blend of flavours and textures.

Whether you’re a fan of schnitzel, sausages, or delectable desserts, Austrian restaurants in London offer an authentic taste of Austria’s culinary heritage.

Austrian Cuisine: A Brief Overview

Before we dive into the specific restaurants, let’s explore Austrian cuisine in a bit more detail. Austrian cuisine is characterized by its hearty and comforting dishes, often made with high-quality ingredients sourced from local farms.

The cuisine features a range of flavours, from savoury to sweet, and is known for its generous use of meats, potatoes, dairy products, and herbs.

Austrian dishes that have gained international fame include Wiener Schnitzel, a breaded and pan-fried veal cutlet; Tafelspitz, a tender boiled beef dish; and Sachertorte, a decadent chocolate cake with apricot jam filling.

Alongside these classics, Austrian cuisine boasts an array of sausages, dumplings, strudels, and pastries that showcase the country’s culinary prowess.

London’s Austrian Restaurants You Shouldnt Miss

Fischer’s: a taste of vienna in london.

Located in Marylebone , Fischer’s is a renowned Austrian restaurant in London that brings the flavours of Vienna to the city. Step into Fischer’s and be transported to an elegant Viennese café with its art deco interior and welcoming ambiance. The menu features classic Austrian dishes prepared with precision and finesse.

Start your meal at Fischer’s with a bowl of goulash soup, a hearty and flavoursome beef soup with paprika. For the main course, indulge in their signature Wiener Schnitzel, expertly prepared with tender veal, crispy breadcrumbs, and served with a side of warm potato salad.

Fischer’s also offers a delectable selection of Austrian pastries and cakes, including the famous Apfelstrudel, a traditional apple strudel.

Address: Fischer’s – 50 Marylebone High St, London W1U 5HN

Kipferl Restaurant & Patisserie: Authentic Austrian Delights

Nestled in the charming setting of Camden , Kipferl Restaurant & Patisserie offers a delightful taste of Austria in the heart of London. This family-owned establishment is known for its warm hospitality and traditional Austrian dishes made with love and care.

At Kipferl, start your culinary journey with a plate of käsespätzle, a comforting dish of homemade egg noodles baked with cheese and caramelized onions. For those seeking a meaty delight, their slow-cooked beef goulash served with buttery dumplings is a must-try.

Don’t forget to save room for their indulgent Sachertorte, a chocolate cake layered with apricot jam and coated in rich ganache.

Address: Kipferl Restaurant & Patisserie – 20 Camden Psge, London N1 8ED

The Delaunay: Elegant Viennese Dining Experience

Situated in Aldwych a few steps from the bustling streets of Covent Garden , The Delaunay offers an elegant and sophisticated Viennese dining experience in the heart of London. Inspired by the grand cafés of Vienna, this restaurant exudes charm and opulence, creating a memorable setting for a culinary adventure.

At The Delaunay, begin your meal with a traditional Austrian appetizer such as beef tartare or smoked salmon.

For the main course, their beef stroganoff with spätzle showcases the perfect balance of flavours. The Delaunay’s dessert menu features classics like Kaiserschmarrn, a fluffy shredded pancake, and Esterházytorte, a layered cake with hazelnut cream.

Address: The Delaunay – 55 Aldwych, London WC2B 4BB

Haugen: Alpine-Inspired Austrian Cuisine

If you’re looking for a unique Austrian dining experience, Haugen is the place to go. Situated in Endeavour Square, Haugen combines Austrian flavours with alpine influences, resulting in a menu that celebrates the best of both worlds.

Start your culinary adventure at Haugen with a plate of Tyrolean speck, a flavourful cured ham from the Tyrol region of Austria.

For the main course, their venison goulash with bread dumplings offers a delightful combination of tender meat and rich flavours. To satisfy your sweet tooth, try their fluffy Kaiserschmarren served with plum compote.

Address: Haugen – 9 Endeavour Square, London E20 1JN

Schnitzel Heaven: The Home of Schnitzel in London

For schnitzel enthusiasts, Schnitzel Heaven is a haven of culinary delight. Located in Pitfield Street, this cozy Austrian restaurant in London specializes in crafting the perfect schnitzel, ensuring an unforgettable dining experience.

Schnitzel Heaven offers a variety of schnitzel options, from the traditional Wiener Schnitzel to creative variations like mushroom or cheese-filled schnitzels.

Each schnitzel is prepared with care, using high-quality ingredients and a secret blend of herbs and spices. Pair your schnitzel with a refreshing cucumber salad or traditional Austrian potato salad for a complete meal.

Address: Schnitzel Heaven – 57 Pitfield St, London N1 6BU

Katzenjammers: A Bavarian-Inspired Austrian Gem

Nestled within The Hop Exchange in Southwark Street, Katzenjammers is a hidden gem that brings together the flavours of Austria and Bavaria. This vibrant restaurant offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere, reminiscent of traditional beer halls.

At Katzenjammers, begin your culinary journey with a plate of käsespätzle, a cheesy noodle dish popular in both Austria and Bavaria.

For the main course, indulge in their hearty pork knuckle served with sauerkraut and creamy mashed potatoes. Pair your meal with a stein of German or Austrian beer to complete the authentic experience.

Address: Katzenjammers – The Hop Exchange, 24 Southwark St, London SE1 1TY

The Tiroler Hut: Traditional Austrian Atmosphere

Step into The Tiroler Hut, located in Westbourne Grove, and be transported to a rustic Austrian chalet. This cozy restaurant captures the essence of Austrian hospitality and offers a lively atmosphere paired with delicious traditional dishes.

At The Tiroler Hut, start your meal with a bowl of flavourful goulash soup, packed with tender beef and aromatic spices.

Their fondue options, both cheese and meat, provide a fun and interactive dining experience. End your meal on a sweet note with their indulgent apple strudel, served with a dollop of vanilla ice cream.

Address: The Tiroler Hut – 27 Westbourne Grove, London W2 4UA

Schnitzel Forever: Delicious Schnitzel Varieties

Another one located in Pitfield Street, Schnitzel Forever takes the art of schnitzel to new heights, offering a diverse range of schnitzel options that cater to every palate.

At Schnitzel Forever, you’ll find classic Wiener Schnitzel, as well as innovative twists like pesto or bacon-wrapped schnitzels. Each schnitzel is cooked to perfection, with a golden crispy exterior and tender meat inside.

Pair your schnitzel with their homemade potato salad or traditional Austrian sauerkraut for a delightful combination of flavours.

Address: Schnitzel Forever – 57 Pitfield St, London N1 6BU

Exploring Austrian Desserts

No culinary journey through Austrian restaurants in London would be complete without indulging in the delightful array of Austrian desserts. From light and fruity to rich and chocolatey, Austrian desserts offer a sweet finale to your meal.

One classic Austrian dessert to try is the Sachertorte, a dense chocolate cake layered with apricot jam and covered in a glossy chocolate glaze.

Another popular choice is the Apfelstrudel, a flaky pastry filled with cinnamon-spiced apples and served with a dusting of powdered sugar.

Don’t forget to sample the Kaiserschmarrn, a shredded pancake served with fruit compote or a sprinkle of powdered sugar. Love dessert? See our guide on the best desserts in London from luxury desserts to late-night desserts in London .

Where to Find Austrian Restaurants in London

If you’re eager to explore Austrian cuisine in London, the restaurants listed above are excellent starting points. Fischer’s, Kipferl Restaurant & Patisserie, The Delaunay, Haugen, Schnitzel Heaven, Katzenjammers, The Tiroler Hut, and Schnitzel Forever offer an authentic taste of Austria, each with its unique ambiance and menu.

To discover more Austrian restaurants in London, you can also explore areas known for their diverse culinary scenes, such as Marylebone, Camden Passage, Aldwych, and Pitfield Street. These neighbourhoods often house hidden gems where you can uncover the flavours of Austria.

Below is a map to help you locate the Austrian restaurants in London.

Tips For Enjoying Austrian Cuisine

To fully enjoy your Austrian dining experience, keep the following tips in mind:

• Start with a traditional appetizer to get a taste of the flavours and ingredients unique to Austrian cuisine.
• Don’t miss the opportunity to try a schnitzel, the iconic dish of Austria. Whether you opt for the classic veal schnitzel or venture into creative variations, it’s a must-try.
• Leave room for dessert. Austrian desserts are renowned for their indulgent flavours and textures, so be sure to save some space to satisfy your sweet tooth.
• Pair your meal with a glass of Austrian wine or a refreshing Austrian beer to enhance the flavours of your chosen dishes.
• Embrace the warm hospitality of Austrian restaurants. Engage with the staff, ask for recommendations, and let them guide you through the menu for an authentic experience.

Exploring Austrian cuisine in London opens up a world of flavours, where traditional recipes and warm hospitality combine to create a memorable dining experience.

Whether you’re craving a comforting schnitzel, a rich Viennese dessert, or a hearty alpine-inspired dish, Austrian restaurants in London offer an authentic taste of Austria’s culinary heritage.

From Fischer’s to Schnitzel Forever, each restaurant mentioned in this article provides a unique opportunity to savor the flavours of Austria in the vibrant setting of London.

FAQ: Things To Know About Austrian Restaurants In London

Q1: Are Austrian restaurants in London vegetarian-friendly? A: Yes, many Austrian restaurants in London offer vegetarian options on their menus. From cheese-filled spätzle to vegetable strudels, there are delicious vegetarian dishes to enjoy.

Q2: Are reservations required at Austrian restaurants in London? A: Not necessarily but it’s advisable to make reservations, especially during peak hours, to secure a table at Austrian restaurants in London. Reservations ensure a smooth dining experience and avoid disappointment.

Q3: Can I find gluten-free options at Austrian restaurants in London? A: Some Austrian restaurants in London offer gluten-free alternatives for certain dishes. It’s best to check with the restaurant in advance or inform them of any dietary restrictions when making a reservation.

Q4: Do Austrian restaurants in London offer takeaway or delivery services? A: Many Austrian restaurants in London provide takeaway and delivery services, allowing you to enjoy the flavours of Austria in the comfort of your own home. Check their websites or contact them directly for more information.

Q5: Are children welcome at Austrian restaurants in London? A: Yes, Austrian restaurants in London are generally family-friendly and welcome children. Some restaurants may even offer special menus or portions for younger diners.

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You can check in online as early as 47 hours before departure. To do so, have your booking reference or ticket number ready.

On short- and medium-haul flights, you can purchase a wide selection of snacks, sandwiches and drinks on board. On long-haul flights, you can enjoy the menu from DO & CO.

The general hand luggage dimensions are 55cm x 40cm x 23cm with a maximum weight of 8kg. If you fly economy or premium economy, one piece of hand luggage is allowed. In business class, you can take two pieces of hand luggage with you. More information on our hand luggage regulations can be found here .

Yes, you can thanks to Austrian FlyNet , our in-flight internet access. Currently, selected aircraft in our Airbus family are equipped with it, for short- and medium-haul flights . You can connect to the internet immediately after boarding and choose between different service packages once you have reached cruising altitude.

If there is a flight cancellation, we will book you onto another flight. Check under "My bookings" for all the information on your new flight. Our Austrian Chat Assistant Maria is available around the clock if you need her.

This is the baggage you can check in without incurring any extra charges. The dimensions, weight, and quantity permitted are based on your fare, the route booked, and your Miles & More status.

Premium Economy Class offers enhanced comfort, which is especially beneficial on long-distance flights. Experience perks like more spacious seating that reclines further than ever, ensuring a relaxing flight experience.