4.4 ·
Grab a bite at Leberkas-Pepi, the station-side counter dedicated to Austria's beloved meatloaf sandwich. Order a classic or spicy leberkäse in its crusty bun and eat it on the go.
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Leberkas-Pepi is a quick-bite counter at Vienna's central station in Favoriten, devoted to leberkäse: a thick slice of Austrian meatloaf served in a specific bun. Reviewers call it ultimate local comfort food and a good last taste of Vienna before a train, with a spicy variant available for those who want more heat.
A classic sandwich costs only a few euros, which suits the budget-friendly pricing. With a 4.4 rating from almost 700 reviews, it is built for speed rather than lingering, around 30 minutes at most, and opens from 9 am until 10 pm every day, covering breakfast through a late snack.
Leberkas-Pepi is a quick-bite counter at Vienna's central station in Favoriten, devoted to leberkäse: a thick slice of Austrian meatloaf served in a specific bun. Reviewers call it ultimate local comfort food and a good last taste of Vienna before a train, with a spicy variant available for those who want more heat.
A classic sandwich costs only a few euros, which suits the budget-friendly pricing. With a 4.4 rating from almost 700 reviews, it is built for speed rather than lingering, around 30 minutes at most, and opens from 9 am until 10 pm every day, covering breakfast through a late snack.
Duration
30 min
Best time
morning, lunchtime, afternoon, early evening or evening
Intensity
Easy pace
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Reviews
At last, before leaving Vienna, at the train station I managed to try the local leberkas which is a sandwich with specific bun and a thick slice of meatloaf. It tasted very good. Tried the spicy variant and the horse meat variant. The original tasted the best. As we arrived early, there were ample seats. A must try…
Francis HO
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