Backing onto a park, family-run Regina is a sound midrange choice for dipping into the laid-back Alsergrund neighbourhood. Dating to 1877, the building has retained plenty of art-nouveau flair, and the old-school rooms come with parquet floors and period furnishings. Lined with red banquettes, the vaulted restaurant (mains €11 to €18) serves Viennese classics like schnitzel in smart surrounds.
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