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7 years ago
Nice quaint coffee/pastry shop with ample seating and table service if staying in; counter service for take-out. Conveniently located in the center of shopping, it served as a nice respite on a cold January day. read more
Anker - Cafes Near Me - Vienna, 9
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Landstraßer Hauptstr. 19
1030 Vienna
Austria
Landstraße
01 2366811
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https://www.ankerbrot.at
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What time does Anker open?
Anker opens at 6:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Anker opens at 7:00 AM on Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Anker close?
Anker closes at 6:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Anker closes at 3:00 PM on Sunday.
Mon-Fri 6:30 AM - 6:30 PMSat 7:00 AM - 6:30 PMSun 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Does Anker serve alcohol?
Yes, Anker serves alcohol.
Does Anker have parking?
Yes, Anker has parking options.
Does Anker have free WiFi?
Yes, Anker has free WiFi.
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Fabulous breakfast, fresh bread, soft boiled egg, sliced meat and cheese, coffee! Great service,…read moreAlber was an excellent waiter. Only question that is the same for every place, so not picking on this place, but no free refills of coffee!
Great little spot for breakfast…read more Also noticed a lot of locals stopping by for pastries and chocolates. Seemed like a very popular shop with a good customer base. Located so close to the main train station, great option for a quick bite or for some snacks before you board the train!
View from panoramic corner rooms park side
Bread as part of breakfast order, all really nice and fresh
The extra half bath!
Stopped in for some Wien favorites. Walking down the street and happened upon Kaffee Alt Wien…read more Popper in on a Saturday at about 6pm and was seated right away. We ordered the Wiener Schnitzel and the Goulash Soup. Both were very flavorful. The veal was very tender. It started to get pretty crowded as we were leaving. Great little find.
On a street filled with wonderful restaurants, the spot stands out as a local hang where you get…read morehomemade classics. My friend and I, while appreciative of all of the fine dining options in the city center, wanted to feel more at home and ended up coming in for dessert and coffee here. Service is good and the vibes are like a local bar. The food is really what stands out. Hands down the best apfelstrudel I had while in Vienna. Definitely worth stopping by!
Goulash Soup
Located in the lobby of the Marriott Vienna. A lovely Austrian Cafe, but they do not only serve…read moredessert. They have a full menu of salads, sandwiches and entrees. The wait staff are very friendly and accommodating.
When you walk inside the Marriott Hotel, this is something that will catch your eye, even if it is…read morea small cafe. You see the big slices of different cheesecakes and other cakes, and your first impression is that, oh... these things are too rich, I will never finish it! Maybe, maybe not... but the thing about it is, I noticed that the cheesecakes in Vienna are not as rich or sweet as the ones made in North America, so actually, that's a good thing. Don't get me wrong... the giant slice of cheesecake served there will definitely fill you up, and you will also need at least one or two cups of coffee or espresso (I prefer the "verlaengerter" / "Americano", which is basically a black coffee with added hot water to stretch it out and dilute it a bit.). Yes, that's just to wash the cheesecake down with. Give it a try; you will definitely not be disappointed!
ORIGIN: Although you would think the cafe was there far…read morelonger, Kleines Cafe (small cafe) opened in 1970. LOCATION: The cafe is in the Franziskanerplatz in the inner city, a perfect stop for those exploring Vienna. EXPERIENCE: I entered this cafe for a supper one late afternoon. As the name suggests, the cafe is small, making for a cozy feeling. I enjoyed a sliced ham sandwich (Schinkenbrot) which brought to mind how outside the U.S. even something as mundane as an open-faced sandwich is prepared and presented to make the best of the ingredients. A layer of ground horseradish was spread on the long slice of bread, and the attractively folded layers of ham were topped with freshly grated cheese. SERVICE: I experienced swift and efficient service during my visit. TIPS: The cafe only accepts cash.
Great coffee, great food, great service, great small cafe, can't stop saying anything but great…read morethings The place is cash only and seems to be run by only two people so expect some slow downs but it was a pretty chill place and the servers were patient and welcoming. Open face sandwiches were tasty and nicely prepared with individual small cuts for easy finger foods. Classic Viennese Desserts were made very delicious.
Ham and cheese sandwich and tomato / cucumber sandwich
5 stars out of 5 for:…read more - this place was across the street from where we were staying - literally a fab place to chill solo with or without a book; meet with a friend / friends; etc. because it has nice seating for one, two on a love seat (you can have your own nook!) or have a seat outside on their patio - there are an eclectic range of books available for purchase - friendly and helpful staff - yummy drinks (I did not get a chance to try the food) - clean bathroom
We had the hot lemon drink, a turmeric latte (the best I've ever had), the alpinophiles frühstuck,…read moreand the philgood frühstuck. Hearty options, healthy food, incredible butter, and generous servings of tasty local honey.
Excellent atmosphere, good coffee and pancakes (both sweet and savory). I used to live right next…read moreto it so it's sort of my go-to. Great for studying, just ask the friendly staff regarding the wifi password. There's also a child-friendly area with toys at the back. Recently, they changed their interior and now they have detective books in German that you could lend and read. Love the place.
A true specialty coffee shop in Vienna! Top notch coffee quality and an obvious commitment to the…read morecoffee. The best house coffee I've had in a long time.
Cool little place. The staff is friendly and fast. The pastries were very good and the coffee…read moretasted delicious was quick and beautiful.
Took a walking tour and our guide recommended this place for the pancake desserts. We ordered a…read morepancake and a strudel. Both were good, especially with the respective sauces. Went well with the Anna's coffee. We sat outside but they also have indoor seating with an upstairs area.
We were told from family at home to visit when we are Vienna…read more -Long line for the cafe -We did take out of pastries -Near a lot of fine shopping stores -Very busy
Bar area sans customers, towards their closing time
Franziskaner
Inside shop
Small, intimate and olde worlde ambience, Vienna takes coffee to a whole new level, exquisitely…read moreserved in small cups as it should be with a side of water on a delicate tray. I could do this every day while writing my memoirs. Service was brisk and they were appropriately attired.
We went to this lovely Cafe on the recommendation of our cruise director, and because of its…read morehistory (opened in 1939 and frequented by the likes of Arthur Miller and Andy Warhol). We went in on a lovely Sunday, and were pleased to get a table for the 4 of us right away. The place was cozy and felt like a living room or breakfast nook. The owner sat nearby enjoying a coffee and came by an asked us how we liked our visit. The coffee was very good and the strudel was delicious as well. Highly recommend!
Interior
Strudel
What a wonderful treasure and to consider you are sitting in a cafe that folks like Mozart or Linz…read morecould have once sat as well! And you are simply enjoying great service, a wonderful tart and the best coffee you have ever had! If you like coffee you can't pass through Vienna without stopping at Cafe Daniel Moser's and please do not miss out as you can watch the street life pass you buy! Old school yet with a modern flair of service without loss of traditional Vienna cafe!
The coffee is amazing here, we went to Daniel Moser for a quick early coffee stop and a little…read morebreak from walking around town. Service was great, the lady who served us was very knowledgeable about the items on the menu and she even suggested other options. It was really a great atmosphere sitting outside on the sidewalk chairs and taking in the early morning in Vienna.
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