Vienna's Seestadt district welcomes new eateries and plans a waterfront gastro mile

Seestadt Now Home to 12,000 Residents—With 25,000 Expected by Completion

As the district continues to grow, so does its dining scene—though there's still plenty of room for expansion. Three new eateries have just opened their doors.

Right on Eva-Maria-Mazzucco Square, Eva and Sándor Kiss have launched Vegan Kiss, a family-run bistro and café serving an entirely plant-based menu. Guests can enjoy vegan sandwiches, bagels, flammkuchen (Alsatian-style flatbreads), pastries, and daily changing lunch specials. The spot is open Tuesday through Saturday.

North of the lake, at 15 Barbara-Prammer-Allee in the "Am Seebogen" neighborhood, Ciao Ragazzi has set up shop, promising authentic Neapolitan pizza. The dough rests for 48 hours before hitting the 500°C Moretti wood-fired oven. For now, only takeout is available, but delivery is coming soon.

Meanwhile, the Kennys Bowls franchise has moved into the "Robin" building complex at 4 Gertrud-Bodenwieser-Gasse, offering Hawaiian-style poke bowls, waffles, smoothies, and fresh juices.

Waterfront Dining Promenade to Launch in 2026

With these three additions, the planned culinary offerings in the southern part of Seestadt are now complete. But more is on the way: a dedicated gastro mile is in the works for the "Seeterrassen" quarter.

According to Aspern Seestadt Einkaufsstraßen GmbH, the project will feature arcades lined with restaurants right by the water. Construction is set to begin in 2026.