Kaiser is the cosy side venue of the classic restaurant Manfreds, which has expanded to include it. Its menu features Austrian food and drink: raclette, Käsnockerl and hearty sausages are paired with carefully selected drinks described as showcasing Austria. The food is presented as well prepared and without fuss.

The venue is described as a place for spontaneous get-togethers and long conversations. The examples are a cold beer after work or a leisurely dinner with friends. Those suggest two ways to visit: stop in for a drink, or spend longer over a meal. The description does not set a format for a visit.

For a meal, the named choices give a sense of what is on offer: raclette, Käsnockerl and sausages, alongside drinks selected to showcase Austria. Kaiser is linked to Manfreds as its side venue. The emphasis is on gathering, conversation and food, whether you are meeting friends for dinner or stopping by after work. The description frames the food as straightforward rather than fussy, and the drinks as part of the Austrian focus.