Zwolf Apostelkeller is a charming spot right in the middle of Vienna! We had an excellent meal here (pork schnitzel with potatoes, some schnapps to sip, too! and would certainly go back. The portions were generous and the prices not high considering we were in the city centre. The food was wholesome and delicious. There were two musicians playing, which was lovely to hear and really gave a great atmosphere. The only worry was that they were going from table to table asking where people were from and playing something based upon that really lovely, but I got the impression that some guests felt they had to tip them as a result… Our server Ciro was cheery and friendly, although very very busy...
Be careful to book the wine tasting with charcuterie tray that they offer via Get Your Guide for €100/2pers !!! A very annoyed waiter sacrifices his time to serve 4 glasses of different kinds of wine and he states which kind of wine it is, then the charcuterie tray which seems to be left over from breakfast comes with some slices of cheese, some slices of air-dried ham and some slices of salami as well 2 egg halves where the yolks have started to blacken, to this they have added pickles and pepperoni. When we ask the waiter to tell us about the wine and which charcuterie goes best with which wine, he looks at us questioningly and says that he has already told us what kind of wine we got. Did...
Restaurante los doce apóstoles, que data de 1704. Llegamos a una casa de vecinos, en la puerta estaba el cartel del restaurante, entramos en el patio, vimos una puerta la abrimos y allí estaba, lo primero que se ve son los baños, y unas escaleras, a tres pisos mas abajo esta el restaurante. Lo llevábamos recomendado por una pagina de internet, y nos gusto mucho, por su estructura, su cerveza y su comida. La camarera que nos atendió, bastante simpática. Ademas no fue nada de caro.
restaurant the twelve apostles, dating from 1704. We arrived at a neighbor's house, at the door was the restaurant sign, we entered the courtyard, we saw an open door and there was, the first thing you see is the bathrooms, and a staircase, three floors down is the restaurant. We had recommended it by an internet page, and we have many droppers, for their structure, their beer and their food. the waitress who attended us, quite nice. Besides, it was nothing expensive.
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Very Bad experience! We were asked to take a seat downstairs, a waiter then gave use a menu never to come back again. We waited over 30mins and hadn’t even had our drinks order taken or had any kind of acknowledgment from staff! Tables that came in after us seemed to get service it appeared the staff just served those they wanted to! Would not recommend this place at all!!
the food was top (quality, beautifully arranged.) they sit in a rustic, medieval, cozy cellar. the waiters are friendly and on zack. it also played two musicians (give zach.) the price goes. If you're looking for something extraordinary, you're right.
Ambiente Top obwohl nicht barrierefrei (nicht durchsetzbar). Für einen knappen 30er würde ich mit erwarten, vom Tafelspitz satt zu werden, geschmacklich war er sehr gut, den Wein dazu bekam ich erst nach dem Essen, darum die Abzüge.
they sit very cozy and rustic, eating was excellent. the service is very fast and friendly. so. a reservation, especially to several, is recommended.
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This is an incredible place, centuries old, with a very special atmosphere. The food was good, but the violinist and accordion player made our day.
Below average food and rushed service. Expensive unpleasant experience Would not recommend. Much nicer places close by.
