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Gschamster Diener

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Gschamster Diener

4.5(501)out of 5 on Google€€€€Open · until 23:00📍 Mariahilf · 6th district

Gschamster Diener is a restaurant, and it belongs to Mariahilf & Naschmarkt — the 6th district. The address is Stumpergasse 19, 1060 Wien. It holds 4.5 out of 5 from 501 Google reviews — a solid number of reviews.

It has no closing day. Across the week it opens as early as 08:00 and closes as late as 23:00.

A short walk away: Café Jelinek (5 min), Raimund Theater (6 min) and La More Vienna (6 min). Reckon on about 20 minutes on foot from Naschmarkt. If it is full or shut, the closest alternatives of the same kind are Mythos Restaurant (5 min) and Steman (5 min). See also Mariahilf & Naschmarkt or the rest of the restaurants.

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Frequently asked

What are the opening hours at Gschamster Diener?

The hours published on Google are: Monday: 08:00–23:00; Tuesday: 08:00–23:00; Wednesday: 08:00–23:00; Thursday: 08:00–23:00; Friday: 08:00–23:00; Saturday: 08:00–23:00; Sunday: 09:00–23:00. Check the venue's own site before a special trip — holiday and seasonal hours often differ.

Where is Gschamster Diener?

The address is Stumpergasse 19, 1060 Wien, in Mariahilf (Vienna's 6th district).

Is Gschamster Diener worth visiting?

It holds 4.5 out of 5 from 501 Google reviews — a strong score for a restaurant in Vienna. Treat the rating as a starting point, not a verdict, and read a few recent reviews too.

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