I came to Cafe Engländer for breakfast and was not disappointed. Starting with a bread basket of epic proportions, our meal was off with a bang! After demolishing the overwhelming collection of carbs, I enjoyed a very impressive English breakfast; which included two delicious sausages, eggs, a small dish of baked beans, and bacon. This was easily one of the best English breakfasts I've had. Alongside the English breakfast, I also ordered a plain black coffee, which was rich and effortlessly satisfied my caffeine craving. I would undoubtedly recommend Cafe Engländer to anyone who decides to visit Vienna. read more

Cafe Engländer - The bread basket. - Cafes Near Me - Vienna, 9

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BEST MEAL I'VE HAD IN VIENNA That's a strong statement, but I'm sure this was the best meal I've had in the last 3 weeks (Slovakia for 3 weeks, Vienna the past 4 days...and I've eaten some great food). At first I was a little worried they didn't have an English menu, and my wife who speaks German had a little trouble translating most of the menu. The waiter was happy to translate the menu for me and this eased the experience. We started with breaded fried chicken livers with fresh greens and large beans that was in a vinaigrette. It was a well-balanced dish with each ingredient complementing all the others. DELICIOUS. I ordered pork cheeks with smashed leeks (or something similar) with a rich sauce. First things first, it was awesome. There were 3 large pork cheek medallions and they were extremely tender -- the butter knife slid right thru them. The smashed leek-something reminded me of mashed potatoes. And the sauce tied it all together and was the right balance not to get overwhelming even towards the end of the dish. Oh and almost forgot, the dish also came with fried mini potato wedges, extra crispy on the outside, steamy and soft on the inside. This was the perfect vehicle for the gravy, meat, and potato-leek stuff. AMAZING. My wife got duck breasts atop vegetables in a curry sauce. The duck breasts were meaty and cooked perfectly. The sauce was great and went great with those fried potatoes from the other dish. We both finished everything on our plates and were stuffed but I knew by the food we already ate, desserts would be just as good. Again, the waiter translated the dessert menu. Each one seemed original and intriguing but I decided on getting one to-go...giving us a good 45 mins to make room while heading back to our hotel. I decided on these raviolis, filled with plum jam, covered in crumb, with plenty of plums in sauce on the side. Dessert did not disappoint. There were 3 decent sized raviolis and a trough of plums in sauce. The jam inside the raviolis was sweet and thick enough to not drip out when cut. The star of the dish was the plums in sauce. Slightly sweet and tart, it complemented the ravioli, jam, and crumb perfectly. (Honestly, I could use a jar of those plums). This entire meal was excellent. The worst part about it was the non-alcohol beer I accidentally ordered. TL;DR (Too Long;Didn't Read): Yum, yum, yum! One of the best meals I've had in Vienna. Quality menu and ingredients. I would (and may still) return for a second meal!! read more

Cafe Engländer - Fried chicken livers, fresh greens and beans (of some sort) - Cafes Near Me - Vienna, 9

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A perfect spot for a late evening snack (though I suspect their full meals are just as good). We enjoyed excellent soups -- a fine minestrone for my wife and a delicious Leberknödel soup for me. I followed that up with a thoughtfully arranged matjes herring dish: just a few fried potatoes, some sour cream and a delicate side of pickled fish. It's not everyone's cup of tea, but if someone can go ecstatic over matjes-- as I can -- this showed the way to prepare it. I accompanied my Scandinavian treat with a dark Gösser full beer. It couldn't have been better! The quality of the food was well complemented by the careful, attentive and knowledgeable service by our waiter, Sasha. We'd go back any time! read more

A pleasant place to eat a small meal or just drink a glass of wine. The menu is carefully prepared, with a simple choice of salads, Würste, Gulaschen and sandwiches. The waiters are very attentive (of course they don't just wait, they also wait for the tips :) and the wine is delicious. Thanks to its location, it's one of the most delightful places, with a proper terrace and a sense of peace. read more

This place had great schnitzel and reasonable prices. Even though the menu is German only the waiters were very helpful translating.

Great little spot tucked off the beaten path in old Vienna. Helpful staff and good local wines at reasonable prices. We'll be back next time. read more

Cafe Engländer - Local grüner Wein. - Cafes Near Me - Vienna, 9

Came here for lunch with a friend who lives nearby. Service was poor. Food was good not great. Had the daily special, 3 courses for 10,90. A good price! Asparagus soup was very good, veal scallops were good, and the apricot dumplings were good. Service was exceptionally slow and poor, really. Had to ask for water 3 times, never received the requested pepper. Nice seating outside, however. read more

Very nice Austrian Café/Restaurant - great cuisine (modern Austrian kitchen), very good executive lunch menu, free international newspapers and free WIFI. Prices are reasonable. Absolutely recommendable! read more

Cafe Engländer - Cafes Near Me - Vienna, 9

I've known the famous Wiener Schnitzel for a long time and really wanted to try it here. The food is amazing and service is really patient. It's my first meal in Vienna and really would like to spend more time here :)))). read more

I am quite satisfied with this cafe place, mainly as they severed me with hot coffee, so i could drink it over a 15 minute period and really enjoy it. I did order a Schinken Kase toast (Toasted Ham and Cheese sandwich) which was not so hot and not so good. But they still get a double thumbs up for the hot coffee. You do need to walk through the smoking area to get to the non smoking area, which i do not like so much, however 99% of the places in Vienna are like this as it is still a huge smoking culture. My Personal points out of 10. Location: 8 Atmosphere: 8 Decor: 6 Size: 9 Non Smoking Area: Yes and quite large. Coffee temperature: 8 THANK YOU SO MUCH................... (Standard in Vienna is 5 on my scale) I always have a Caffè latte as my control coffee. My coffee partner always has a Mélange. Coffee taste: 8 Service: 6 (Standard in Vienna is 5 on my scale, this is based on that you get serviced fast but you have to work hard to pay at the end) read more

If you are looking for a very authentic eating experience, this is it. Its also one of the few places that is open a little later in Vienna. Ignore the name, this is not a British pub; It is rich, no-fuss Austrian fare. The menu is only in German but our waiter was kind enough to translate for us. Good selection of local beers and wines - I opted for the potato turnover, which of course, came covered in prosciutto and swimming in a cream sauce, not that I was complaining. My friends tried the beef and blood sausage and they were both solid dishes for such a seemingly simple place. Beware though, if you are not used to a really smoky environment, this place is it and has no ventilation. read more

Cafe Englander was recommended to us by a nice Viennese lady my husband and I met in another restaurant. "You have to go try the schnitzel," she said. "It's probably the best in Vienna." Mind, I'm not a real schnitzel person. But lord, it was good. First a word about the service. The menu is entirely in German --- and we don't speak a word of the language. However, our waiter patiently explained every item on it to us. Which was so, so nice. Throughout, he was pleasant, gracious, and helped make our meal a very pleasant dining experience. Now the food. We started with a shared appetizer: roasted goat cheese with greens and raspberries. Holy Moley. Out of this world. The house wine: very good. Then on the the schnitzel. Although I was tempted to go with the steak, our waiter subtly persuaded me to try something else. "You can get steak at home," he said. And y'know, he was right. Part of the reason we travel is to have new experiences, so I went with it. And as I said before, it was excellent, even for a non-schnitizel lover like me. This place is the real deal. Not a heavily touristed restaurant, and really, really good. Go. You won't be sorry. read more

Proper Viennese experience. Had the ratatouille and had a few bites of my friend's Wiener schnitzel. Blown away by both.