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Frankfurter mit Senf

Thin scalded sausages of pork and beef

Where it comes fromVienna's own

Johann Georg Lahner, a butcher from Franconia, came to Vienna in 1798 and opened his shop at Schottenfeld. In 1805 he made a thin scalded sausage of pork and beef and named it after Frankfurt.

Sources: Wien Geschichte Wiki; BMLUK register no. 160.

At Gasthaus Haller

A pair among the inn's small dishes, with mustard, or with goulash juice if you'd rather; a quick lunch we would order alone or before a main.

From Gasthaus Haller's own menu and pages, as we read them in October 2026.

Also on our table

  • A goulash soup beside it

Gasthaus Haller

Austrian · Gasthaus (Viennese inn) · Viennese classics · Brigittenau, Vienna

Wallensteinstraße 49, 1200 Wien

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A plain neighbourhood inn on Wallensteinstraße, cooking for Brigittenau for four decades.

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