Location: Voesendorf
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Most Popular Seafood food in Voesendorf, Lower Austria, Austria
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Voesendorf. Vösendorf is a town in the district of Mödling in the Austrian state of Lower Austria.
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1. Phoenix 7
Overall Ratings
4 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By fkhk
Big restaurant......modern seating....modern ambiance...you can choose between a very big buffet or eat a la carte. Not only chinese but also sushi, maki etcFriendly service?..if you can eat a lot, it is cheap!
Most Popular International food in Voesendorf, Lower Austria, Austria
2. Nordsee
Reviewed By Vladimir1998
I felt the shrimps were a bit tasteless and the potatoes a little weird, but it was still a decent meal. You can probably find better places to eat at SCS, though.
3. Marcodi
Overall Ratings
5 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By jimlerbs
We are traveling with best friends through Germany and Austria on a 12 day road trip that started in Munich for Oktoberfest and ends in Vienna before returning to Boston. We have had some phenomenal meals in every city.Dinner at Marcodiâs in Vienna was the best â and probably the most reasonably priced of all.The restaurant is small â seating for 16 â and there is no printed menu. Marco selects the ingredients daily and then goes to work. Neli, his always smiling wife, will describe each course and they will work with you if you have allergies, etc. One in our party has a gluten allergy, and they were able to easily work around it. Think seafood, fish and a little pasta.All five courses were outstanding â starting with a seafood salad that included melon and mint, and ending with a baked salt covered sea bass that was the best we ever had...and we have had some amazing ones before.Marco comes out to each table after every course and you can see his love for cooking through his smiles when you complement him.Neli will pour you prosecco from the tap (first weâve seen) and offer you a home made honey grappa as a digestive between two of the courses. It was the first grappa that was actually good for the non-grappa lover (which is almost everyone).Marco is an amazing chef and Neli is a friendly gracious hostess, waitress, and ambassador for the restaurant.Canât say enough about it, but if you come to Vienna, forget the wiener schnitzel and go to Marcodiâs.One last comment for our American friends...as of September they now accept credit cards! We spent half the night thinking we were going to have to wash dishes, until the bright one in our group said...âWhy donât you just ask Neli if she accepts credit cards.â
