NENI am Naschmarkt
Vienna
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4.3
5959 reviews
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NENI am Naschmarkt brings Tel Aviv flair to the heart of Vienna’s most famous food market. Run by the Molcho family, this colourful and energetic restaurant is known for bold Middle Eastern–Mediterranean flavours, warm service, and a vibrant, casual atmosphere.
The menu is built around sharing — think creamy hummus, crispy falafel, shakshuka, sabich, grilled eggplant, and slow-cooked lamb. Vegetarian and vegan options are abundant, and ingredients are always fresh and flavourful. The drinks list includes Israeli wines, house cocktails, and herb-infused lemonades that pair beautifully with the dishes.
The space is lively, with communal tables, an open kitchen, and views of the bustling market outside. Whether you’re popping in for brunch, lunch, or a group dinner, NENI delivers great food with personality.
The menu is built around sharing — think creamy hummus, crispy falafel, shakshuka, sabich, grilled eggplant, and slow-cooked lamb. Vegetarian and vegan options are abundant, and ingredients are always fresh and flavourful. The drinks list includes Israeli wines, house cocktails, and herb-infused lemonades that pair beautifully with the dishes.
The space is lively, with communal tables, an open kitchen, and views of the bustling market outside. Whether you’re popping in for brunch, lunch, or a group dinner, NENI delivers great food with personality.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — especially on weekends or for dinner. It gets very busy.
Middle Eastern and Mediterranean dishes, with lots of vegetarian options.
Absolutely — shakshuka and fresh breads make it a top brunch pick.
Yes — dishes like hummus, falafel, sabich, and salads are fully plant-based.
Starters around €8–12, mains from €14–25. Good value for the quality.
Yes — in good weather, you can sit overlooking the market stalls.
Yes — the menu is designed for sharing, and tables can be reserved for groups.
Yes — including Israeli wines, cocktails, and house lemonades.
Lively, laid-back, and full of colour — very welcoming and informal.
Right in the centre of Naschmarkt, at stand number 510, near Kettenbrückengasse station.
