Two Michelin-starred restaurant at Palais Coburg. Innovative cuisine showcasing seasonal ingredients with artistic presentation. Incredible wine list from the palace's historic cellars. Elegant dining experience.
Silvio Nickol Gourmet Restaurant holds two Michelin stars inside the Palais Coburg, a nineteenth-century palace hotel on Vienna's Ringstrasse, and is regarded as one of the country's most refined fine-dining addresses. The kitchen builds tasting menus around European contemporary technique with occasional Austrian touches, favoring precise, artistically plated courses such as lobster with vanilla and yuzu over heavier classic fare. Wine is a major part of the experience: the sommelier team draws on the palace's historic underground cellars, among the largest privately held collections in Europe, to build pairings that range across old-world classics and rarities. The dining room is formal and hushed, with white tablecloths, high ceilings, and understated palace-era décor that suits a slow, multi-course evening rather than a quick meal. Service is attentive and paced for guests to linger over each course. Given the small number of tables and the restaurant's reputation, reservations should be made several weeks to a couple of months in advance, particularly for Friday and Saturday dinner seatings, and the restaurant is closed Sunday and Monday.
Signature dishes
- Lobster with vanilla and yuzu — $55
- Chef's tasting menu — $240
Good to know
- Hours
- 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM (Tue-Sat)
- Reservations
- Required
Location
Coburgbastei 4, 1010 Vienna
48.2070, 16.3760 View on map
Highlights
- Two Michelin stars inside the historic Palais Coburg
- Contemporary European tasting menus with artistic plating
- Wine pairings drawn from one of Europe's largest private cellars
- Signature lobster with vanilla and yuzu
- Formal, hushed dining room suited to a slow multi-course evening
Tips for visiting
- Book several weeks to two months ahead for Friday and Saturday dinners
- The tasting menu is the primary format; a la carte options are limited
- Ask the sommelier for a half-pairing option to sample more wines without a full pairing
- Formal dress is appropriate given the palace setting
- The restaurant is closed Sunday and Monday, so plan visits for Tuesday through Saturday
Accessibility
The restaurant is inside the Palais Coburg hotel, which has elevator access to the dining level; guests requiring step-free access should notify the hotel when booking.
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Frequently asked questions
How far in advance should visitors book?
Reservations several weeks to two months ahead are recommended, especially for weekend dinner seatings.
Is the restaurant open every day?
No, it is closed on Sunday and Monday, operating Tuesday through Saturday evenings.
Does the restaurant offer wine pairings?
Yes, the sommelier team offers pairings drawn from the palace's extensive historic wine cellars, including half-pairing options.