Went to this quick and easy grab and go bakery great for bread, baked goods, pastries, and coffee…read more We ended up getting a chocolate croissant and a kipferl (the OG for croissants). It was the perfect mid morning snack and we enjoyed it sitting on the fountain/side while people watching. Love that you can find this bakery chain in so many spots for a quick grab and go sweet treat.

Excellent bakery with fresh croissants and pastries. They offer various coffees including my…read morefavorite Viennese melange. Loved their Marillenkrapfen with orange marmalade filling which was not very sweet. Credit cards are accepted.

Enjoyed our meal--all tasted fresh with well-balanced flavors. Lovely indoor and outdoor seating,…read morethe latter particularly in summer. Would happily go back next time I'm in the area.

We had the croissant, 2 cappuccinos and sausage roll. They have a small eating area outside. We…read moreenjoyed the food on the terrace. I wouldn't say it's the best croissants we had. It was okay for the price we paid and the location is close to the train station which is nice.

I Had a chance to try Offerl when in Vienna. We wanted to grab a quick bite to eat as we did not…read morehave breakfast at the hotel and this was a popular pastry/bakery spot that popped up. This spot is definitely popular and the ambiance casual with some high seats and tables in the back. I ended up trying i savory cheese bread which was pretty good. We also got the pistachio croissant which was really nice and crispy with a rich pistachio filling I really enjoyed. Of the two pastries this was definitely my favorite and would recommend trying.

Quick and easy spot to grab some pastries and coffee. They were busy on a Wednesday morning, but…read moretables opened up relatively quickly. Got the breakfast sandwich situation with egg salad, an egg, and a lot of cured meat. They said they couldn't warm it up though sadly. Would've been so good hot. A bit expensive for the pastures compared to other cafes in the area, but it's one of the few "new and trendy" style cafes in the area

Cafe selling pastries, coffee, and other food. Their menu has a wide variety of items and I enjoyed…read moretheir sachertorte. There were many other patrons when I was dining but no long lines like there were at some of the other cafes. The upper floors has many tables; the view at the ones near the windows is nice as it overlooks the street.

After a walking tour of Vienna, we stopped at a nearby Oberlaa cafe & bakery, based on the guide's…read moreendorsement. My Latte was excellent and my companion got a pot of hot tea. We also split a piece of apple strudel. The strudel was a bit disappointing compared to a couple others we tried this week, but was still good. Service was efficient and attentive.

I miss Vienna terribly and a big part of my missing goes to the delicious desserts in Vienna style…read more I don't know if Felber is kind of the Panera Bread here in the US or not, but it's such a great chain store to try Vienna bakeries and coffee. Shamelessly, I tried every type of cakes here during my very short stay in Vienna (oh year, I did go there everyday...) All delicious and the raspberry mousse and chestnuts cake are the must-haves. Staff were very friendly too!

Felber is one of those rare places in Vienna where they bake their own bread, right in the room…read morewhere you can have your coffee/breakfast/lunch... And it smells so good! Basically, this is like a bakery with a wide offer in fresh breads (even bio, vegan or gluten-free) and a lot of pastries (very good croissants!), but also with a café part. You can seat indoors (nice and comfortable, with blankets and stools) and outdoors for all those who likes getting some fresh air! :) You can order there your cold or warm drinks, and something to eat; or simply get take-away. They have several breakfast menus, adapted to any appetite size, with at least a warm drink and a pastry. They also make some fresh squeezed orange juice as you order it! For lunch, they have a lots of fresh-made sandwiches, snacks and salads. I warmly recommend their salads actually: they are quite generous, tasty, healthy of course, and included in the price you get the small bread (=Weckerl) of your choice!

This Greek bakery was really tasty. Their prices are really great too, as are the lady who was…read moreworking there when my mother and I stopped by. All of the sweets I got tasted fresh and looked great. If I'm in that area in Vienna again, I would definitely go back.

At least it was open at 6 am but nothing seemed fresh. The croissants at the grocery store were…read morehalf the price and twice the freshness.

Stopped into this bakery a couple of times, as it was nearby Hotel Indigo. It's a small little shop…read morethat is pretty much a grab and go kinda situation. On the first visit I tried the almond croissant, and on the second visit I tried another almond croissant and a pre-prepared roast beef sandwich. The almond croissants were small, quite dry, and not full of much filling. While also small, the roast beef sandwich might have been okay, if not for the undisclosed curry mustard on it. I get it, curry mustard is quite popular here, but I didn't care for it. Not to mention, the croissants were a bit expensive given they were ~ over 4.5 euros. If not for the proximity to the hotel, I probably wouldn't have returned for a second visit. Service was just fine. Thanks.

Originally opened in 2000 at Schottenfeldgasse Bakery Cafe Felzl features the skills of Horst…read moreFelzl, his success now spread across five shops including a concise location at Helferstorferstraße 2 that is busy from 06h45 on weekdays and 08h00 on weekends. Featuring clean lines and modern design across locations, each bathed in light with a larger menu found at the now-expanded original, Felzl focuses on locally grown Grains and Produce including Pielachtal Wheat and Styrian Seeds plus low-waste ethos often using "imperfect" Fruits. Baked fresh on-site, the aroma evident to those nearby, any visit to Bakery Cafe Felzl should begin with Apple Strudel in delicate Pastry that features Cinnamon Breadcrumbs for added texture plus bright spots of acidity. Onward to Obstplunder, a peerless Apricot Danish in English, Viennoiseries take on new meaning when teeth crackle through laminated layers of Felzl's Nusskipferl though the oversized €9.30 Gugelhupf is a little more dry than what one will find at Rosengarten.

We visited twice during our stay in Vienna and dined inside one time and got a to go order the…read moresecond. The first visit was to dine inside and escape the brutal June heatwave. We were directed to go upstairs and found an open seat in no time at all. Just passing by all the display cases filled with desserts and pastries triggered the cravings. We did a quick menu perusal but really knew that we wanted to try the kaiserschmarrn which was a traditional Austrian dessert made up torn up pancakes, served with a plum compote and dusted with powdered sugar. It was light, had a nice caramelized flavor from browning in the pan and little pops of more sweetness from the raisins. It was so delicious that we came back the next day for more but shortcut the line and got it to go from the takeaway window. Same kaiserschmarrn but around 3 Euros cheaper for a larger serving. After eating we wanted around the restaurant and towards the back you can see just how the cooks juggled making many pans of Kaiserschmarrn at the same time. Yes it's a bit pricey but so tasty to try at least once.

Enjoyed our first visit so much, we snuck in another visit before trip end…read more A local guide gave us the important tip, that while we would see the outdoor are in front packed because everyone wants to eat there, he doesn't understand why and told us to venture inside and upstairs. This was a wise decision. The indoor space is beautiful and we were seated promptly both times (mid-day). The first time we both got coffee drinks and shared a piece of apple strudel. Second visit we were hungrier so shared the two tiered "best of" sampler. It included four savory open-faced sandwiches and four desserts. All in small sizes, although still big enough to share with another person. The other reason for the second visit was to peruse their downstairs shop. We wanted to bring some high quality souvenirs home to gift to family/friends and this was the perfect shopping location. We got a few chocolate things, including a little something for us. One thing I noticed is that, in addition to tasty chocolates, the boxes themselves are quite pretty and a gift themselves. They also have some non-food options, including branded aprons and reusable bags.

The food is delicious, but the service is from old grouchy people and can be really hit or miss…read morealthough seems to fit the cultural experience in Vienna.

This place was so cute and homey and run by sweet ladies. .The decor was lovely, kinda vintagie…read morewith an Oma and opa kind of feel :D Lots of outdoor seating and it was bustling. We grabbed a cozy table outdoors. I ordered their special for 13.90 Euros- .5 L of homemade lemonade, choice of hot drink, and choice of a slice of cake. My server gave me a cute Oma coin to go indoors to redeem a slice of cake of my choice. They had about 4 cakes available at the time and I chose the vegan carrot cake. The lady behind the counter was so sweet and happy to cut a fresh slice and asked me if I wanted a small or large slice. I said large pls : D It was delicious and I really enjoyed the icing. Loved decaf latte with oat milk, esp the milk foam on top. The homemade lemonade was nice and light- sparking water with a hint of lemon and mint, and not meant to be super sweet. Really enjoyed the vibes and it was a beautiful day to enjoy a latte with cake!