Lively place in Vienna - not sure if touristy but long lines outside...It seemed for table service…read moreperhaps? We did takeout at the counter. We forgot to take pics but bought a bunch of desserts to try. Enjoy

One of the traditional places in Vienna that you have to visit at least once. The cake was very…read moregood and the service quick and friendly. The prices are to high for what you get but you're also paying for the name and the tradition I guess. If you visit, make sure to have a look inside where you can see the kitchen. and if you're lucky, you'll be able to see how the cakes are made.

This cafe is located in Terminal 3 Gate D21-D28. The menu is diversified and prices are typical…read moreairport prices. I had chicken salad which was fried chicken fingers over greens. It was good. Husband had cheeseburger and said it was good. We had cappuccinos too. Adrian was our server he was fast and friendly and you'd be lucky to have him as your server!

Dont get me wrong, I wouldn't bring my boyfriend here for a romantic meal. But when you judge this…read moreplace for what it is - service station food for people about to go up in the sky - it's very good at what it does. I was initially skeptical because the photos in the menu manage to make everything look disgusting. But the burger I had was thoroughly edible and reasonably priced, especially considering there are only two dining establishments after customs so we're very much a trapped audience. Plus if you haven't had chance to try much Austrian food while in the country, there are quite a few good options. What made our trip special though was the outstanding service from the friendly staff who sympathised with us over our delay and helped us get free food from the airline. If I find myself stuck here again, I'll be coming back to Johann Strauss (not that other one).

I had a briochekipferl here - this a crescent-shaped yeasty, doughy bread with little specks of…read moresugar on it. It was definitely overpriced at Euro 2.60 because it was teeny tiny. But, service was polite and friendly, and I was given a glass of tap water without any condescension. Nice enough.

So this little airport cafe was a solid stop. The sandwiches were fresh and tasty, while the beer…read morewas refreshing. Honestly, I've had far worse in many an airport, so I'd stop here again

The food was excellent. I had fantastic pork schnitzel. beer was also great. I appreciate the…read moreservice which was not bad.

Nice place to kill time while waiting for the next flight. They have Gosser beer on tap as the…read morelocal draft (com fass). Service is pretty darn quick and friendly. The staff seem to be comfortable in German, English, French and probably a lot more. The schnitzel and wurst are both a nice quick "tide me over"

This is a coffee shop in VIE terminal 1, C gates. It offers cold and hot beverages, and a descent…read moreselection of sandwiches and pastries. The quality is pretty descent considering it is an airport establishment, and the service friendly.

I think I'll start with the good…read more The prices here are not at all bad, and there is ample seating. They will also not charge you for tap water. The staff is nice. Unfortunately, based on my experience, this is where the good ends. I stopped in to have one last Kleiner Brauner before I leave Vienna. The coffee came out very quick, but it was the worst Kleiner Brauner I had had to date. The coffee itself did not have a distinct coffee taste. It was neither bitter not sour. It also had too much milk to be a proper Kleiner Brauner. Quite frankly, it tasted like cheap instant stuff. Mozart Kugel and tap water were good though!

Starbucks is like McDonald's. No matter what part of the globe you are on, it all tastes the same…read more Even in Vienna, the epicenter of Cafe Culture, this Starbucks delivered a latte and their version of an Egg McMuffin, that was no different that what I've had in San Francisco, Lloydminster, Melbourne or NYC. Thanks to the Euro & airport location, the Vienna Starbucks cost was 2X what you would pay at SeaTac. All in all, a very ordinary experience.

The store in the airport seems to be relatively new. It is decent enough, if you desperately need…read moreyour espresso before your flight, but it is different from other Starbucks stores because there is no seating provided and since the store is placed in one tiny corner of the huge Terminal C there is no way how you could actually enjoy your cup of coffee. You order it, drink it fast and go. Also their baristas could work on their attitude!