Lively place in Vienna - not sure if touristy but long lines outside...It seemed for table service…read moreperhaps? We did takeout at the counter. We forgot to take pics but bought a bunch of desserts to try. Enjoy

One of the traditional places in Vienna that you have to visit at least once. The cake was very…read moregood and the service quick and friendly. The prices are to high for what you get but you're also paying for the name and the tradition I guess. If you visit, make sure to have a look inside where you can see the kitchen. and if you're lucky, you'll be able to see how the cakes are made.

Ummm, the airport is confusing with poor signage. There are long, curving hallways that seem to…read moretake a long route. It also seems a bit dark; maybe due to the black flooring and offset lighting? Also there aren't many places to charge your electronics in the G gate area. There are decent food establishments in the food courts and intermittently in the terminals. Not the worse airport but certainly more on the list of bad airports than good airports.

Food is really reasonable but the cost of coffee and coke is so expensive. Managed to get a gourmet…read morebaguette and coffee for less than ten euros, however the drink was as much as the food.

Wow. I had an unpleasant stay in Vienna - service was most often cold and condescending. I…read morewitnessed racism, fighting, and a woman being beaten up at the Praterstern train station - with no police in sight! This was all on Christmas (25th) morning! I rode the S7 twice and young Austrian guys were smoking in the train. I did not experience much warmth and friendliness in Vienna the week before Christmas. Even the airport staff was cold and rude. And then, just before heading to the gate for my return flight to Paris (relief), I stopped by Panopolis in Gate F of the Vienna Airport. The woman working here was pleasant and very polite! I ordered a croissant, which was freshly baked, delightfully warm, and absolutely delicious. This was at 6.00 in the morning! After a week of coldness and rudeness that had me regretting my visit to Vienna, I enjoyed my last half hour in the city thanks to a polite woman with a warm smile who wished me a safe trip and a delectable croissant. Joy to the world.