Restaurant in Vienna, Austria
Köfteci
100Pearl PointsConvenience First
About Köfteci
Köfteci is a practical Favoriten choice for a casual, low-ceremony meal rather than a special-occasion booking. Use it when ease matters more than awards, formal service, or a long planned dinner; solo diners, pairs, small groups are the safer fit.
Köfteci is a casual Vienna option with verified opening hours that run from morning to midnight most days, later on Friday and Saturday. With limited confirmed public detail beyond hours and a casual dress code, it is best treated as a practical stop to consider when timing and simplicity matter.
A casual Vienna pick for a flexible meal
The clearest verified signal is the opening pattern: Mon-Thu 8 AM-12 AM, Fri-Sat 8 AM-2 AM, Sun 9 AM-12 AM. Dress is casual, so the planning question is less about ceremony and more about whether Köfteci fits the time you need.
There are no verified awards, chef details, price band, booking policy, seat count, or service-format specifics in the available information. That means the safest recommendation is to keep expectations simple and confirm any essential details directly before making it part of a fixed plan.
Use it for convenience, not occasion dining
For planning, Köfteci makes the most sense as a flexible Vienna stop rather than a heavily researched special-occasion choice. The broad opening hours are the strongest confirmed reason to keep it in mind, especially when a casual dress code and direct timing are priorities.
For broader planning, use Our full Vienna restaurants guide to compare it with more structured meals, or consider other names such as Adana, Duran, Smash King, Würstelbox, Željo. For a full night around the city, pair the restaurant search with Our full Vienna bars guide, Our full Vienna hotels guide, Our full Vienna wineries guide, Our full Vienna experiences guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should a first-timer know about Köfteci?
Treat Köfteci as a casual Vienna stop with broad verified hours: Mon-Thu 8 AM-12 AM, Fri-Sat 8 AM-2 AM, Sun 9 AM-12 AM. Beyond the hours and casual dress code, confirm any details that matter to your plan directly before going.
Can Köfteci accommodate groups?
Group suitability is not verified, so do not build a large plan around an assumption. If the whole plan depends on everyone sitting together, confirm directly in advance. For comparison, you can also look at other Vienna options such as Duran.
Does Köfteci handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary and allergy handling is not verified. If someone in the group needs strict dietary accommodation, contact Köfteci directly before visiting.
Is lunch or dinner better at Köfteci?
The verified hours cover much of the day: Mon-Thu 8 AM-12 AM, Fri-Sat 8 AM-2 AM, Sun 9 AM-12 AM. No specific lunch or dinner service details are verified, so choose based on the timing that fits your Vienna plan.
How far ahead should I book Köfteci?
A booking policy is not verified. If your timing is fixed, or if you are planning for more than one or two people, confirm directly before going.
Is Köfteci good for solo dining?
Solo-dining suitability is not specifically verified, but the casual dress code and broad opening hours make it easy to consider for a flexible Vienna meal. If you are comparing options, Adana or Željo are other names to check.
Location
Leibnizgasse 9, 1100 Wien, Austria
Vienna, Austria
Compare Köfteci
| Venue | Location |
|---|---|
| Köfteci | Vienna |
| Duran | Vienna |
| Würstelbox | Vienna |
| Adana | Vienna |
| Smash King | Vienna |
| Željo | Vienna |
How Köfteci Vienna compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if this does not fit
If the group wants the closest style substitute, try Adana. If speed matters more than a sit-down meal, Würstelbox is the cleaner fallback.
How it compares in Vienna
Choose Köfteci when the priority is ease and a casual meal in Favoriten. Against Duran, it is the more direct pick if the craving is grilled Turkish-style comfort rather than a deli-style stop; Duran makes more sense for a quicker daytime bite or a lighter meal format.
Würstelbox and Smash King are better cross-shops when the group wants snack-bar speed or burger familiarity. Köfteci is the stronger call for a sit-down casual meal with more of a neighborhood-restaurant feel, while those peers are easier for short stops and mixed itineraries.
If the decision is between Balkan or Turkish grill energy, compare it with Adana and Željo. Adana is the closer substitute for grilled-meat cravings; Željo is the smarter alternate when the group wants a Balkan-leaning casual meal. None of these reads as a formal booking play, so choose by cuisine preference and location convenience.
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