New gastro hotspot in Vienna: Legeres Fine Dining in Leopoldstadt!

New gastro hotspot in Vienna: Legeres Fine Dining in Leopoldstadt!

Ausstellungsstraße 53, 1020 Wien, Österreich - In Leopoldstadt, a new gastro hotspot has been established, which makes the heart beat faster: the Merk & worthy. Open from Tuesday to Saturday from 4 p.m., the restaurant can be found on exhibition road 53, 1020 Vienna. Under the direction of Roland Soyka, known for the popular Stuwer-Beisln, the new concept offers a harmonious connection from a casual fine dining and classic Italian aperitivo culture.

The Lema "Come As You Are" ensures a relaxed atmosphere that also reflects the air -conditioned premises. The menu has both quick snacks and extensive dinner experiences. One can be feasted, among other things, green tomato with Italian Stracciatella cheese, Alpensaibling with Melanzane and a reinterpretation of the classic paprikahuhn with kimchi. The offer is supplemented by homemade sourdough bread and specially selected drinks, such as sparkling wines from cava to sparkling wine that are served in a glass.

coffee house culture with Italian flair

In the city center of Vienna, the restaurant intermediate course also brought a breath of fresh air to coffee house culture. A successful symbiosis of traditional Viennese coffee house and Italian aperitivo bar, which offers a wide range of delicacies. Chef Paul Riedmüller has modernly interpreted the menu with Viennese classics, light vegan cuisine and creative self -dislocations such as the "fiaker donut".

The wall designs that combine known motifs with pop cultural elements from the 1980s exude retro charm. Elements from the 1950s to 1970s give the intermediate course special and enliven the historical ambience that was considered a design icon until the early 2000. With furnishings from Austrian manufacturers, the vintage look of the location is adequately staged.

intangible cultural heritage and its importance

On October 17, 2023, the international day of the intangible cultural heritage was launched by the UNESCO in its 42nd General Conference, as UNESCO. The aim is to raise awareness of the importance of the living heritage and to draw attention to the challenges associated with urbanization.

The intangible cultural heritage includes lively practices that shape communities and their preservation is essential for social cohesion in urban rooms. The contributions to the intangible heritage for ecological development and promotion of cultural dialogue are also particularly careful. Current topics such as the role of artificial intelligence in the field of cultural heritage show the dynamics and change in this area.