Would You Try TRADITIONAL Austrian Food? 🇦🇹

In this video we go on a mini adventure to seek out some traditional Austrian food, we had a bucket list of foods which included spätzle & kaiserschmarrn and we was determined to try foods which the locals themselves enjoy on a night out!
As well as this we had a chance to try some tradional Austrian beer which was incredible too.
On the way to the restaraunt we found some beautiful spots and happened past a protest too, it was an eventful evening to say the least.
Join us on this mini food tour of Vienna, Austria where we try local foods and give our thoughts.
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Timestamps
0:00 Taking a walk around the Rathaus Square
8:25 Arriving at the Leupold restaurant
8:47 Ordering an local Viennese beer
9:07 What we are ordering
9:30 Ordering food and trying the beer
10:57 Trying the spätzle
11:54 Trying the kaiserschmarrn
12:36 Cost of the meal
13:22 Thoughts on the meal
14:40 Plans for the trip and outro

[@flymaneternal1333]

In genneral we dont have so much of an tipping culture here in austria. You do only tip if you liked it and most people i know just round up. For example if your meal costs 43 Euros you pay 50(7 Euros tip.) But of course when you paid more like for example 127 Euro you will also tip more(More like 140 which are 13 Eoros Tip).

[@TeamMcGrath]

Oh that's pretty much the same here in the UK too, thank you very much for sharing this info and watching. We definitely intend to return to Austria one day, specifically Salzburg and Graz. Do you have any recommendations for places to visit in Austria, ideally less touristic so we can get a feel for the real Austria? 🙂🇦🇹

[@flymaneternal1333]

​@@TeamMcGrath If you are also interested in bigger town Steyr is in my opininon a beautifull towns in Austria and isnt very touristic at all.
Graz definetly is the one bigger less touristic city thats worth seeing. My reccomendations would be to just go to the a bit less touristic places there.(Which is basically everywhere outside of the 1st district)For example Schloss Eggenberg is nice to visit and is in a not very touristic area there.