Heuriger Feichtinger

The Heuriger Feichtinger in Wienersdorfer Straße in the centre of Traiskirchen is a Heuriger restaurant run by the Feichtinger family, open every Friday and Saturday for almost the whole year. The food is traditional home cooking from schnitzel to roast pork, plus house wine on tap and a weekly daily menu.

What is on the menu

• Soups: pancake strip soup, liver dumpling soup and vegetable soup for 3.80 euros.
• Main courses: Surschnitzel (cured pork schnitzel), roast pork and caraway roast with sauerkraut and dumplings, grilled pork chop, beef goulash, breaded pork tenderloin, chicken schnitzel, breaded Emmental and breaded Alaska pollock, between 11.80 and 13.80 euros.
• For children: small Surschnitzel, chicken nuggets or small grilled pork chop.
• Sweet dishes: gateaux, chocolate and nut cake "im Hemd", chestnut purée and ice cream apricot dumplings with whipped cream.
• In the glass: red and white wine on tap, a quarter litre for 4 euros, Spritzer, Liftler and Kaiserspritzer, beer from Gösser, Zipfer and Wieselburger, and the estate's own grape juice.

On Fridays and Saturdays there is also a separate daily menu, which is posted on the website (prices according to the menu, as of 21.10.2026).

When it is open

It is open on Fridays and Saturdays; the times are in the box on this page. There are breaks in summer, this year from 21 June to 20 August, and over Christmas from 20 December 2026 to 7 January 2027. The individual opening days are listed on the website until the end of January 2027. You can reserve tables by phone.

Rooms, celebrations and getting there

• Rooms: hall, bar area, the Toni Stüberl opened in 2010 and a covered terrace.
• Celebrations: birthdays, christenings, Christmas and company parties on request.
• History: according to the website, the family's Heuriger history began in 1960, and it has been at the current location since 1970.
• Getting there: near the B17, reachable by Badner Bahn, bus or car. The restaurant's own customer car park is at Bräuhausgasse 8.

Automatically translated from German.