Restaurant 1010 Vienna - Experience Viennese cuisine at Lugeck

In the heart of Vienna’s city centre, Lugeck welcomes you to a Vienna restaurant where Viennese cuisine meets quality, atmosphere and a contemporary spirit. In a truly unique setting, we serve Austrian cuisine in the heart of Vienna – from traditional classics to our modern interpretations of world-famous dishes.

Alongside the food, it is above all Viennese hospitality and a sense of comfort that take centre stage here at Lugeck – exactly what you would expect from a restaurant in the heart of Vienna.

Visit us at Lugeck 4 in 1010 Vienna – just a few steps from St. Stephen’s Cathedral.

Lugeck is open for you Monday to Sunday from 11:30 am to midnight. We serve hot meals until 10:00 pm.

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And here you won’t just find classics of Viennese cuisine. Alongside Wiener Schnitzel, Tafelspitz and minced veal butter schnitzel, we’re preparing a vast array of mouth-watering steaks, our legendary burgers and of course a host of meatless delicacies.

Whether you are looking for a special meal in 1010 Vienna or would like to discover an authentic restaurant for Viennese cuisine – you will find just what you are looking for at Lugeck.

To cleanse your palette, we not only offer an extensive selection of fine wines, but also a plethora of refreshing craft beers. Come see for yourself. We look forward to welcoming you.

Menu About us your Event at Lugeck

It is considered one of the most beautiful and historic buildings in Vienna. Originally dating back to the 14th century, the building was rebuilt in 1897 and has always been a hub of vibrant activity. It was not only a lodging place and trading center for Regensburg merchants, but also a venue for prestigious celebrations of the Habsburg royal family. Prominent historical figures such as Emperor Frederick III, King Matthias Corvinus, King Sigismund, and Prince Bismarck once dined here—testament to the historical significance of this building.

Tradition meets modern dining in 1010 Vienna

Today, Regensburger Hof serves as a popular photo motif for countless visitors – and we believe it was high time to add a new chapter to its story: with a culinary experience that makes our house a special address for dining in 1010 Vienna.

The term Lugeck has its root in the German auslugen (peek), as the two corner towers provide excellent cover to peer around the corner unseen. There is also a place of legend in the heart of Lugeck: where the monument to Johannes Gutenberg stands today was once home to a circular chasm, in which the most-widespread legend states that the Old Pummerin bell of the Stephansdom, destroyed in World War II, was originally cast.