Neapolitan Street food: Diego's inspires Vienna in a new building!

Neapolitan Street food: Diego's inspires Vienna in a new building!

Westbahnstraße 21, 1070 Wien, Österreich - in Vienna is happening: at the end of May 2025, the niche market for authentic Neapolitan Street food enriched the new Diego’s at Westbahnstrasse 21 in the 7th district. The operators, Davide de Luca and his wife Katia Rellino, who are already represented with the pizzeria I Terroni nearby.

The name of the restaurant is not a mere choice - he not only honors her son Diego, but also pays respect to the legendary Diego Maradona, who is revered in Naples like a god. The establishment of the restaurant speaks a clear language: jerseys and fan articles testify to the deep connection to their homeland.

a festival for the senses

The Diego’s menu is a real land of milk and honey for lovers of Italian cuisine. It is based on traditional family recipes that have been passed on for generations. Everything, from the deep -baked arancini to the crocchè to frittatina di pasta , is fresh and prepared with ingredients from Italy. The team relies on quality and speed, so that guests can quickly take the dishes with them, ideal for everyday hectic life in the city.

strong together - a family business

Diego’s is not just a new restaurant; It is a family business in the best sense. Davide de Luca, who comes from a gastronomic family in Naples, has put together a small but fine team with his wife, which offers guests a family atmosphere. With a lot of commitment and passion, you work to bring the real Neapolitan taste to Vienna and see a clear need for such a gastronomic oasis in the capital.

The opening times are practical: Monday to Friday between 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m., on Saturday until 11:30 p.m. Not only tourists, but also locals have the opportunity to enjoy the authentic dishes. The location in Westbahnstrasse could not be more ideal for addressing both the street population and tourists passing by.

The operators don't just dream of their current success. There are already considerations to establish Diego’s in other districts to delight even more Viennese and Viennese with their offer. How the gastronomy landscape in Vienna develops remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: The Neapolitan Street food from Diego’s has found an important place in the local food culture.

If you are looking for real Italian taste, you absolutely have to drop by Diego’s - a visit that is really worth it! Further information can be found on My district or by looking at the recommendation of 1000 Things .