Been here three times over the years and it doesn't disappoint. Third wave coffee roasters that get…read morethe best of the beans out-sweet aromas in a very relaxed setting.

Had the most amazing torte along with a tasty coffee. Service was quick and plenty of seating. I…read morewould highly recommend this place! It also was near the tram which takes you into the city.

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.

It is always fun to eat on a rotating tower cafe the only issue is when you are on the side of the…read moresun and those minutes in the sunny side feel like an eternity while it roasts you slowly until you rotate back away from it. The service was quite slow, and trying to find a server was a bit of a hassle. The drinks and pastries in the cafe were quite fine, while you enjoyed the views at least!

It took me quite a while to decide on how many stars should I give to this cafe. 2 stars or 3…read morestars? I made my decision on 3 stars only because of the amazing view and its turning cafe! Yes the cafe turns around so while you sit down you will have 360 degree view in around 20 mins. It is a great idea! You pay 7.50 euro for entrance and you can take the fast elevator which is transparent on its roof. It was a cool ride all the way up. You dont have to go to the cafe or to the restaurant, you can also have the view from the terrace. We sat down at the cafe to have some deserts and coffee. I must say inside the cafe looks... how to say... ugly... Many tourists and many locals come to this cafe paying the entrance, let me remind you, it is 7.50€, they could have really make it nicer inside! The second thing was the attitude of the waiters! I know waiters are not so friendly in Vienna but this is different. I don't know what they do to the waiters in that cafe but they really seemed like they hate to be there! It is not even a big cafe with many people. I understand being a waiter is a really hard job, but making others feel like you hate your job is not really nice, especially for such a touristic spot. Other than that we had ice cream and a nice shoko mousse torte, it was quite good. The prices are little higher than usual but thats normal in such spots. So the long story short there are many high cafes-restaurants you can go also with a great view so for me this cafe is not a place to go back just for the view. For the tourists they can also go to some fancy restaurants high up to terrace and have a drink there and have the view, that would cost less than coming here, at least you can have a nice aura with a nice view!

Really good. Huge variety of pastries, delicious coffee, friendly staff. Open every day.read more

This place is a hidden gem. Very kind staff, cozy ambiance, and delicious, well plated dishes. I…read moregot the chicken skewer plate which was fresh and delicious. Loved the piece of cake for dessert as well. We are so lucky to have walked in this place by chance!

Coffee was really good. Came here with friends to do work for university and felt like the staff…read morewas pushing us out the entire time. We constantly ordered food and drinks while we were there, but the Wi-Fi mysteriously shut off while we were working in there all of a sudden and never came back. They were still open for 4 more hours. Overall not happy.

Cute cafe with a hipster vibe - try the different cakes!…read moreFett und Zucker serves different coffees and teas, soft drinks (not your regular coke but a sophisticated variety of local sodas) and a small selection of wine and beers. However you shouldnt come here just for a drink, its a must to sample one (or some..) of their home made cakes! Today I had the vegan cheese cake with apricot topping. Pretty good try, but being a non-vegan this could not top a dairy-based cheese cake... However, this was also one of the options! Lucky me :) For drinks I tried the Austrian made Poma, soda with apple-ginger taste (100% natural, 100% Austrian according to the bottle), which was very refreshing! I will come back to try the other cakes and to enjoy the afternoon sun on their terrace!

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!

Very cute small cafe. The owner is so kind too. I'm a study abroad student and he made an effort to…read morehave a conversation with us which was sweet. I had a cafe late and avocado arugula pita which were both delicious. Great place to come read a book or have a small bite to eat. Not good for big groups but they do have wifi.