An Do - Menu

we went there for fish but suprisingly they don't serve a lot of fish so we eat a brochet with rice and honingpotatos wat was very tasty for not so much money. I have enjoyed my meal on a lovely place

Have been there 100 times. Perfect to sit in the sun and drink coffe or eat mainly israeli food. Order the 'exotic salad', it is famous and the best. I know and love every dish they serve.Be careful to differ between the 'ando fish' restaurant (€€) and the 'ando' (€).

Certainly not the most exciting place in the world, but the neighbourhood is very friendly and the food is high quality. The local bank machine is a bit temperamental, and they don't take cards, so make sure you don't end up having to travel about 8 blocks to find and ATM and bring cash!

There are TWO an do.One is a fish restaurant and the other is a Cafe with a turkish influences.The coffee is good, I think by far it was one of the best i've had in vienna, using illy coffee.The food is nice, turkish influences of meat and pitta bread.overall, very nice place and recommendable.

Went here on a Friday evening in the summer for a meal and drinks with friends. Great atmosphere, the square is buzzing but not too loud (though there is the odd accordion player.. depends if that's your thing!). The food is good and also good value, and the menu is varied with a few fair vegetarian options. The breakfast menu looked good and I'd like to go back and try it! The drinks are not too expensive either. The staff are fairly attentive. A nice place to spend the evening.

Went here on a Friday evening in the summer for a meal and drinks with friends. Great atmosphere, the square is buzzing but not too loud (though there is the odd accordion player.. depends if that's your thing! . The food is good and also good...value, and the menu is varied with a few fair vegetarian options. The breakfast menu looked good and I'd like to go back and try it! The drinks are not too expensive either. The staff are fairly attentive. A nice place to spend the evening.

Went here on a Friday evening in the summer for a meal and drinks with friends. Great atmosphere, the square is buzzing but not too loud (though there is the odd accordion player.. depends if that's your thing! . The food is good and also good...value, and the menu is varied with a few fair vegetarian options. The breakfast menu looked good and I'd like to go back and try it! The drinks are not too expensive either. The staff are fairly attentive. A nice place to spend the evening.

After much research I found this restaurant along with several others which surround it online. It is not in the central area. This is not a tourist area, its a gentrified area, meaning still looks rough around the edges. Wanted to check it out because...I am a fan of seeing how locals live and also, love the creativity and energy that is often found in up and coming neighborhoods. There is a large outdoor market here. We withheld buying to much in the very well known Naschmarkt (probably spelling it wrong) the famous vienna market because we knew we were coming here. unfortunately it was a freezing cold day and half of the vendors were not there but also. Many or the things we saw was reall...

We traveled to Vienna this week and did a little research here before hand. So glad we did, as one of the top choices for vegetarian options in Vienna happened to be a block away from our apartment - An-Do Restaurant. The atmosphere is casual, and the clientele was diverse - some local, some travelers, some college-aged from the nearby campus, families, and older couples alike. We ended up eating two dinners there of the three nights we stayed.The Food: Whatever you choose, start with a bowl of the red lentil soup - it is smooth and delicious. Squeeze the lemon wedge into it first - you'll be glad you did. We had a few versions of the falafel - sandwich, salad, and as part of the Falafel Tel...