An excellent bakery set in a cute square just next to the main Krems train station. They have a…read morelarge assortment of delicious cakes and pastries, homemade marzipan, and delightful ice cream sundaes. Julius Meinl coffee completes the deal. If you're in Krems, treat yourself and stop by.

From the owner: "Beliebter Treffpunkt direkt am Kremser Bahnhofplatz in absoluter Zentrumsnähe. Die Größe und…read moreWeitläufigkeit der geschmackvoll eingerichteten Räumlichkeiten bietet mit ihren Jugendstil-Elementen Behaglichkeit und Wohlfühlatmosphäre. Blickfang sind Kühlvitrinen, welche täglich (auch am Samstag, Sonntag und Feiertag) mit den frischesten Mehlspeisen bestückt werden. Diese Köstlichkeiten werden nach traditionellen Rezepten hergestellt, die sich seit mehr als 100 Jahren im Familienbesitz befinden. Ein sonnendurchfluteter Wintergarten eröffnet den Blick in das Grün der benachbarten Gärten. Während der Frühlings- und Sommermonate erfreuen sich die Gäste an dem einladenden und großzügig angelegten Schanigarten."

From the owner: Café mit eigener Konditorei für Mehlspeisen- und Eiskreationen sowie Orangerie als…read morelichtdurchfluteter, moderner Raum, wo gutbürgerliche Wirtshausküche, Pasta und Salate angeboten werden.

Great place super cakes and coffee not expensive, central to the town and car park, friendly not…read moresmokie smokers have a sealed room.

Cake tree was great, staff was friendly and the drinks top notch. If I'm in the area will…read moredefinitely drop in again.

Three words: Guinness chocolate cake. Even if you don't like chocolate cake I dare you to try this…read moreand tell me you don't like it. I've seen too many converts (myself included) not to guarantee you'll love it. Each time I go and look at the cakes in the glass cabinet I tell myself I'll try something new this time and I still end up with Guinness Cake. Okay, exaggeration because I can also tell you the scones are out of this world as is the white chocolate cake. There are also vegan options. Cakes are on rotation so there are always new things to try. Have also had brunch here a few times. LOVE the homemade tomato bread that is served with eggs. Love this place. Staff are amazing (customer service DOES exist in Austria if you go to the right places ;)) and I love the little things like fresh flowers on each table and the teapots and mugs. The outdoor seating is also really nice and spacious with nice fleecy blankets.

Very good pastry-shop. Here you would find French tarts and very good eclairs…read more Also they bake croissants. Open kitchen, so you can see how clean everything is. It's 3 tables there where you can sit and have coffee with something sweet.

Perplexing, everyone and their grandmother told us how much they loved this place. However, it has…read moreto be one of the worst places we ever got pastries at. Perhaps it was the holiday and the normal baker was not there, and they defrosted them after freeze drying them, and we came at the end of the day so perhaps they sat out all day; there could not be any other explanation on why both our deserts, while looking appetizing were dry, sad and fairly tasteless. At around 5 Euros a little cake, breaking the diet should be a great pleasure, not a reason to decide never to eat desert again. At least we did not get sick off of them, just not happy and leaving half the desert on the plate. Recommendation: buy a bag of apples at the store, add your own whipped cream and its tastier and cheaper. There was just no joy in the poor little pastries looking up at us from their captivity behind the glass display.

No English reviews an that's a shame because if you like coffee, Emmi is not to be missed. We had…read morean espresso and a flat white. In pleased to see the flat white on the menu because, despite being an American, my barista girlfriend prepares coffee at home just like this. The coffee is good, the service is great especially compared to anywhere else we've been in Austria, and the outside seating on a good day can't be beat.

From the owner: Emmi ist ein luftiges und urbanes Café, das viel Raum für Menschen und Ideen bietet. Eine ganze…read moreWand der Emmi wurde etwa vom St. Pöltener Künstler Florian Nährer gestaltet. Und in ihrem hinteren Raum röstet Felix Teiretzbacher seine Kaffeekreationen direkt neben den Gästen, die ihm dabei über die Schulter schauen dürfen. So gibt es stets zwei verschiedene Röstungen zu verkosten, von denen eine wöchentlich wechselt.