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Rosi — Vegetarian Restaurant, the 15th

Rosi — Vegetarian Restaurant, the 15th
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Where
Sechshauser Straße 120, 1150 Wien — the 15th
Price
mid-range
  • Vegetarian
  • Michelin-listed
  • Seasonal organic
  • 15th district

Rosi opened in February 2026 on Sechshauser Straße in the 15th. The kitchen is fully vegetarian, the produce is seasonal and regional and organic, and the room is warm enough that you'll want to stay longer than you planned.

The 15th is not a restaurant district. It's not the 6th or the 7th. It's the kind of neighbourhood where a genuinely good restaurant can open and not be immediately overrun by people who read about it on Instagram. Which means you can actually get a table.

The menu changes with the season. There's no tasting menu theatre, no explanation of the concept — just food that tastes like it knows what it's doing.

When to Go

Lunch Tuesday to Friday. Sunday brunch 9:30–15:00. The room fills up but not frantically. Early is easier.

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