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

It's a small cafe and ice cream shop in town. Located at one end of the main town square /…read morepedestrian area they have a selection of food, drinks and ice cream. It's Italian cafe and there is a shop right next to it selling women's fashion and accessories. I believe the the two stores are joined together, makes sense, sip a coffee while shopping for clothes ;-)) The ice cream I had here was good and tasted quite nice. They carry some Italian brand of ice cream here. Shop made gelato is not common around this part of the country and most places seem to carry either locally made small producer ice cream or Nestles (which I would never buy). Coffee here is also quite ok. I would come back here for a coffee or gelato. It's a nice cafe with indoor seating only.

Lovely place with a very friendly and attentive owner, really enjoyed the prosciutto panini for a…read morelight lunch with a beer. Outdoor seating was very nice and I will definitely be back next time we are back in Melk!!

A great coffee place, well known from the locals in Graz! It…read morehe café itself is several centuries old but had been renovated a few years back. In its new building, you'll feel comfortable and welcome right away. They serve very good drinks (teas, coffees or chocolate base beverages...) and some breakfast or snacks too. The nice surprise was that they have soy milk too, and their soy coffee latte is simply amazing! Hmmm...

I dropped in for a quick coffee and dessert, not expecting much. However, It turns out that Cafe…read moreSchwalbennest has very good coffee and an exceptional apple strudel, which was ample and delicious. The service is good and prices are reasonable. In addition, the cafe is SMOKE FREE, not the usual case in most cafes in Austria.

We are are couple from America that are staying in Göstling for a bit and upon finding Cafe…read moreSchnessl we were delighted that our village had its own bakery! Everything from the bread, cakes, and ice cream are handmade by the owners and their very large sweet dog Ben. Nice and cozy environment with two very friendly and amazingly helpful owners. They made us feel very welcome and always provide exceptional service. Definitely worth a trip to see what's been made today.

We sat outside upstairs with a Danube view. There was a slight nip in the air so the cappucino,…read morewhite white and cake hit the spot. all delicious and a bill of 15 euros, great value. Service was Ok, we had to go in to pay as she never returned once we had our goodies. The ice cream choices and sundaes looked amazing, really huge, split a sundae between 3 methinks.

Normally, I would say the best cake and coffee near Muerzzuschlag is at my mother-in-law's house!…read more However, on the occasion I go out with my mother-in-law, the cake and coffee better be excellent! And it is at Cafe Wien (Krainer) in Muerzzuschlag. We stopped in for breakfast and coffee before making a long car drive to the south. My mother-in-law had never been there, and she was wowed! So was I. The service was quick, but extremely friendly and the java coffee is delicious. I ordered the Krainer Breakfast that included a HUGE melange, orange juice, boiled egg, two pieces of bread and ham and cheese. It was a great portion at only 6,40! They keep the non-smokers and smokers completely separate which is a huge bonus and the decor is city-chique and inspired by old Vienna. I would love to go back some day and try the pasteries. Everything there is homemade. Also, insider tip, the owners are also the owners of a larger restaurant-hotel-cafe in Langenwang that is supposed to be amazing!

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.

This is the oldest running bakery in Graz, Austria since 1569 during the 14th century…read more The bakery is known for its elegant woodwork at the entrance of the store and their applestrudels. The staffs are uniquely friendly to help you with all your needs. If you were like me you'll want to try each and every kind of cookies and cakes they have. It's worth every penny because it's so delicious! A must visit historical location for tourists from around the world :) The history of the bakery is so incredible with all the famous people who once shopped here over the last 500 something years.

We were excited to come here for breakfast on a Monday morning. Lackluster welcome- appears to be…read moremostly takeaway coffees for local business persons. Only two tables available in a dark corner; we had to ask to have the lights turned on. Our coffees were lukewarm, weak, and both pastries we received appeared to be stale and tasteless. Probably a good place to purchase a packaged fancy gift, but not for fresh baked goods we had come to appreciation in many other places in Graz. So sorry- we expected better.