Malka

Kosher dairy and fish restaurant with outdoor seating in

✡ Check at location

Location: Vienna, Wien

Organizer: Malka

About

Malka is a kosher restaurant serving Dairy & Fish food in Vienna, under Check at location supervision.

Features:

Dine-in
Takeout
Reservations available
Outdoor seating
Good for children
Good for groups
Wheelchair accessible
Serves coffee
Serves dessert
Serves cocktails

Activities & entertainment

Monday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM
Tuesday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM
Wednesday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM
Thursday: 4:00 – 11:00 PM
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: 1:00 – 11:00 PM

Location

Address: Taborstraße 81, 1020 Wien, Austria

Tags

Food servicesTake AwayRestaurant

Contact

Organizer: Malka
Location: Vienna
Phone: +436765422040
Website: https://www.malka.at/

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About this listing

Located in the heart of Vienna's 2nd District, Malka provides a dedicated space for dairy and fish dining. This establishment serves the local Jewish community and travelers seeking a reliable kosher meal in a city with a deep and storied Jewish history. The menu focuses on milky dishes and fresh fish preparations, catering to those who prefer vegetarian-friendly or dairy-based kosher options.

The restaurant is designed to accommodate various dining preferences, offering both a comfortable indoor setting and the option to dine outdoors. Whether you are looking for a quiet coffee, a full sit-down dinner, or a quick takeout meal to enjoy elsewhere in the city, Malka serves as a versatile culinary destination on Taborstraße.

With a focus on accessibility and hospitality, the staff at Malka welcome families and large groups. The inclusion of cocktails and desserts on the menu ensures that it functions not just as a place for a meal, but as a venue for social gatherings and celebrations within the Leopoldstadt neighborhood.

About the area

Malka is situated at Taborstraße 81, a prominent thoroughfare in Vienna's 1020 Leopoldstadt district. This neighborhood has historically been the center of Jewish life in Vienna and remains the most active Jewish area in the city today. The street itself is well-connected by public transport, with tram lines and underground stations making it easily reachable from the inner city (Innere Stadt).

Walking through the surrounding streets, visitors will find a high concentration of Jewish infrastructure. The area is home to multiple synagogues, Jewish schools, and community organizations. Being located in the Second District means that Malka is within the geographic heart of the community, surrounded by the everyday bustle of Viennese Jewish life.

The location is also convenient for tourists who are visiting the nearby Augarten, one of the city's oldest Baroque parks, or those exploring the Jewish Museum's secondary site at Judenplatz. Taborstraße provides a direct link between the modern amenities of the city and the traditional quarters that have defined Jewish Vienna for centuries.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Positioned within reach of several key Jewish community focal points, Malka serves as a convenient meal stop for residents and visitors alike. The Leopoldstadt district is home to many Jewish institutions, including the Agudas Israel synagogue and various community centers that have served the Viennese Jewish population for generations.

Within a short distance, visitors can explore the history of Jewish life in the city or visit the local eruv boundary that encompasses much of the second district. The area is also known for its proximity to the Prater, a large public park that offers ample space for families to walk before or after a meal.

Several other kosher establishments, including bakeries and grocery stores, are located in the surrounding streets, making this neighborhood the primary hub for kosher life in Vienna. The accessible nature of the street makes it easy to incorporate a visit to Malka into a broader itinerary of Jewish Vienna.

What to expect

Diners at Malka can expect a menu centered on fresh dairy and fish ingredients, prepared according to kosher standards. The atmosphere is casual yet professional, making it suitable for business lunches, family gatherings, or a relaxed evening out. The presence of outdoor seating allows guests to enjoy the Viennese streetscape while dining during the spring and summer seasons.

The service at the restaurant includes a full dine-in experience, but the establishment is also well-equipped for those who need a takeout option. Reservations are generally recommended, especially for groups, to ensure seating availability. Inside, the space is organized to be wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all guests can navigate the restaurant comfortably.

Beyond the main courses, the menu features a selection of coffees and desserts, making it a suitable spot for an afternoon break. For those visiting in the evening, the bar serves cocktails, adding a modern touch to the traditional dairy restaurant format. As kashrut standards can vary, guests are advised to check the specific supervision details on location to ensure they meet their personal requirements.

Frequently asked questions

What type of cuisine does Malka serve?

Malka is a dairy (milky) and fish restaurant. They do not serve meat products.

What is the kosher supervision for Malka?

The kashrut status is listed as 'Check at location'. Visitors are encouraged to verify the current certification and supervision details on-site upon arrival.

Is there outdoor seating available?

Yes, the restaurant offers outdoor seating, which is a popular choice for diners during the warmer months in Vienna.

Can I order food for takeout?

Yes, Malka provides takeout services in addition to standard dine-in options.

Is the restaurant accessible for families and wheelchair users?

The restaurant is noted as being wheelchair accessible and suitable for both children and larger groups.