Delicious waffles and crepe, you can customize them as needed. A bit pricy but that is fine for the…read moreresults you get. Inside the place is only high chairs which is not friendly for old people.

Had the pork snitzel and it was good and not too pricey. Had the apple pie, it was very good. The…read morerestaurant was pretty cozy and quiet, and the server very attentive. Overall a good experience compared to more crowded places with very slow service.

This quaint, authentic French restaurant was the perfect ending to my stay in Vienna. I was looking…read morefor something other than goulash and other various brown foods, and finally ran into this place. The restaurant is located somewhere between Stefansdomen and what feels like a backstreet in Paris. While you can still see the dome in the backdrop, you cannot hear the roar from the main streets. A perfect little spot for a meal out. And what a meal it was! We had two fish dishes and shared a dessert. The food was excellent - fish was moist, flavourful and generously portioned. Dessert had me reaching for my phone to take five Instagram pictures from at least three different angles. Needless to say, it was delicious too and makes my mouth water just thinking about it. This is the kind of place you want to bring your date to. If you like eating your food while tapping your feet to hip, jazzy music, then I highly recommend you coming here to do so.

The Creperie is excellent. It was closed for quite a while, unfortunately, but reopened under the…read moreguise of a traditional Austrian restaurant... And still a creperie. I haven't tried any of their "traditional Austrian fare" since they reopened, but I can say that their crepes are still excellent, as is the quiche! Super tasty quiche, y'all! And as for dessert.. Well, let's just say that I've always been a fan of sweet crepes (as opposed to the savory ones, although those are very delicious, too). My recommendations are the quiche, and their banana-walnut-chocolate crepe concoction for dessert. Or a snack. I haven't had anything here that I didn't like, and while I don't recall if they have menus in English (we brought relatives from the U.S. with us the last time we went), I recall the service being decent (and friendly), and being located at Spittelberg, it seems likely that they have menus available in English.

this Creperie is also a Thai restaurant! It has a very nice easy going atmosphere to the sound of…read moremost agreeable choice of music (in the background!). Huge choice of drinks too. Choose Tom kha or the Pad Thai or curry or others... But do have the Borsch Russian soup - our Russian friends (and cooks) certified its excellence by Russian standards. And there are of course all the crepes and desserts -try the zimt parfait! You should reserve a table....

This is a wonderful Creperie, with a touch of Thai influence on the menu, this restaurant is…read moreamazing! The crepe was prepared by the owner who has a clear love of food and food preparation. I highly recommend Creperie Schlösselgasse!

Great creperie overlooking the water - it was walking distance away from our AirBnB while visiting…read moreVienna. We chose to sit inside on this overcast day, but there is also a beautiful patio. From a traveler's perspective, this cozy restaurant offers lower prices than touristy areas, attentive service, and quiet atmosphere. They also accept credit cards, which is a big plus. The only downside for us was the distance from downtown Vienna attractions. We ordered a "salty" and sweet crepe to share - the salmon and Martinique. They were very unique flavor combinations, so I don't recommend these entrees if your taste is more traditional. We enjoyed them. Highly recommended if you're local or staying nearby!

This time I took sweet pancake or rather crepe as I thought it's a La Creperie so it should be…read moregood. It looked amazing! Unfortunately the flavour was somehow wrong. Lemon ice cream, strawberry sauce, bananas, and orange did not work well together for me.. Place is very nice - lovely view with option to seat inside and outside on the terrace, the waiters very friendly. Kids friendly.

A lovely neighborhood cafe with a nice setting, friendly staff, and tasty beer…read more I only met a friend for a drink there, so I can't fully comment on the menu, but my experience was a positive one. They have some nice niche beers available (not just Ottakringer from the tap) including a refreshing Lammsbrau. They have a bunch of wooden tables and chairs in front of the cafe, letting you enjoy the fresh air and the ambiance of the best part of Josefstadt, with its cobblestone street, rustic street lamps, and the magnificent Piaristenkirche at the end of the block. My friend tried one of their galettes (with ham and goat cheese) and the small bite that I tasted was amazing and enough to convince me to come back for brunch very soon!

Please find the full review on www.yummiechic.com!…read more Café der Provinz! Probably one of my top 10 places to be in Vienna and definitely an insider tip! Mismatched, renewed wooden furniture, handmade tables, vintage carafes, walls covered with posters of festivals, exhibitions and films, lovely lamps decorated with different vintage fabrics, old shipdeck floor... I was amazed by this bohemian, shabby chic look! You pass into the next room through two marble counters, where you can either take a look at how your "galette´´ is made or how your espresso is prepared; shortly front cooking. At the back of the crêperie, there is a huge corner with shelves decorated with organic tea-varieties, soaps, cups, bags or many different literature, art books (even children´s books) which you can buy or just read there if you have forgotten yours and they are also published by Verlag der Provinz. You can even order a table, literally!! :D It sounds weird but true! Because of the reason that there were so many people willing to buy the handmade tables in the cafe, they decided to sell them with cooperation of Theater an der Josefstadt. Another interesting thing, which you could do here would be registering yourself for a scything course. Also in summer the crêperie turns into a great sidewalk cafe where you can sit outside and have conversation with your homie for hours or where you can have some privacy moment with your favourite book, or you can just relax with some great house wine or enjoy the dinner, the choice is yours! :D Their speciality is Galette; a norman-breton speciality which belongs to north west region of France; Brittany and Normandy. I guess you surely are familiar with it because of its relatives like crepes or pancakes. But this one is different! The thing which makes Galette unique is that it is always made of buck wheat and an egg topping and here would definitely be the place in Vienna, if you would ever like to taste some galettes! They are all organic; it means they are all made with buck wheat, spelt and soy milk which are 100% organic agricultural products. Also if you prefer to eat some desert, then you can choose from many Crepes or Waffles with maple syrup, chocolate and fruits, bio marmalade or even with chestnut creme. Although the dishes are prepared with organic products, time to time it can happen that your galette seem to be a bit dry. There is also a wide variety of tea; from self-created herbal tea blend to non-mixed herbal/ fruit / green or black tea, they got almost everything.:) If you are a coffee junkie, you can find grain coffee which is a better version of a usual one. Also organic wine is offered, even cidre. Be prepared to wait for awhile, till your order gets served. Like the cafe itself, the waiters are also chilled and sometimes ignorant, a little bit, but that´s ok for viennese conditions :) Especially during weekend it can get so crowded, that the staff can be overwhelmed by many customers. All in all it is a very quite, warm place where you can feel yourself at home. Time passing till the first drink was served; 7 mins 34 secs the first meal was served; 16 mins 46 secs Price Main course (incl. drinks) appr. : 13 Euro Yummie Chic´s Order For Vegetarians; Galette Tata with feta cheese, tomato, mint with an egg topping For those who prefer meat; Galette Saumon with salmon, cheese, dill und onions with an egg topping Yummie Chic´s Advice Better come for lunch (from 12:00 till 15:00) on a workday, you can have salad or soup for the same price. Don´t go there during rush hours as the brunch on weekends (overcrowded, slow service, limited choice and overpriced, no orders accepted on a la carte) Keep in mind - Cash Only - Non-smoking / For smokers there are two windowseats outside - WLAN available - For allergic people; Coffee is also served with soy milk. www.cafederprovinz.at Find the review on www.yummiechic.com

Good lunch place next to the Freud Museum. Food's okay not great. Service is extra friendly and…read morethe decor is funky kitsch. Prices are reasonable.