Rüdigerhof’s facade is a glorious example of Jugendstil architecture, and the '50s furniture and fittings inside could be straight out of an I Love Lucy set. The atmosphere is homey and familiar, and the shaded wraparound garden huge. Hearty Austrian fare – huge schnitzels, spinach Spätzle (noodles), goat's cheese strudel – is way above average. On Saturday mornings it fills with Naschmarkt shoppers.
Café Rüdigerhof
Vienna
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