Lovely little cozy coffee shop located centrally in Kitzbühel. They have great coffees, food,…read morecakes, breakfast and bread. People are friendly and greet you with a nice "morgen" when you enter. The "gross" coffees are massive! Literally served in a soup bowl Make sure you bring cash though as they do not accept card.

Such a cozy place and i was so happy to find the soy milk cappuccino. And the stuff speaks english…read morevery well that's a good plus for a foreigner.

very mixed feelings after 2 visits first the GOOD:…read more- very good pastries - nice space, with lots of tables, inside and on the terrace - great play area for kids - a castle decor with hiding places - outside - seems to bve popular with resident kids as well as visiting families - open late (i think the latest we went was after 10pm) - very reasonably priced (talking about the pastry shop - we didn't stay in the hotel or have food there) - free wifi - 2 very nice ladies waited on us. completely the opposite attitude compared to our first visit - read below: the BAD: - on our first visit we were served by a young lady - who we assumed was not an employee - she really didn't give a crap about customer service - maybe a relative of the owners? Anyway, she was very annoyed by a simple request for a glass of water with ice... all said and done though, this is the only game in town when it comes to late evening pastries, and is not bad at all. I am not deducting a star for that young girl's behavior since I am sure it was a fluke. Owners, if you read this, please don't let her tend shop without some proper training or motivation.

This is a very small bakery shop next to the Irish pub Flanagan's. It's been there for 60 years…read more Most popular among Kitzbühel locals and I cannot even find it in trip advisor. I tried a few different bakeries, and must say that all of them are very good. It's rich but light, and none of them is over sweet. The owner is super friendly. Great hang out place to meet locals and try the authentic Austrian sweets.

We came here after a full day of skiing. Great cheesecake and popy seeds cake. Great atmosphere. A…read morehidden gem!

It was cold. I was hungry. I felt we hadn't spent enough time in Italy and I had pasta cravings…read more Ding ding ding. Café Beluna comes to the rescue with its Italian food and half a dozen coffee drinks. They have both indoor and outdoor seating, but we opted for indoors. We were attended by a gentleman (possibly the owner) and he was impressive. He kept switching amongst German, Italian, and English, depending on who he was speaking to. I started with a cappuccino, my companion with a Coke. We then opted to split a pizza as I saw some people order it and it just looked amazing. Well, the size was decent. Not too small, not too big. Perfect for two who want dessert and to be able to walk around after. As for dessert, this is the real showstopper and the real reason I'm rating as highly as I am. I ordered an apple strudel, and point blank, it's the love of my life. I keep thinking and dreaming and remembering this strudel and it's going to be two months since I left Austria soon. My stomach weeps at the absence of this apple strudel. I'm dying to learn to make one, but still... I don't think it will compare. The food while delicious pales in comparison to their strudel. Heck, I know they have other desserts, but when something enraptures your sense like that apple strudel, well, that says it all. The end.