Trześniewski has been serving exquisite open-faced finger-style sandwiches since 1902. Choose from 22 delectable toppings incorporating primarily Austrian-sourced produce – chicken liver; smoked salmon and horseradish cream cheese; wild paprika and red pepper; egg and cucumber – on dark Viennese bread. This branch is the flagship of a now 11-strong chain in Vienna.
Trześniewski
Vienna
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