Amazing sorbet. I understand good ice cream as well. Cute shop. Really nice service. She was from…read moreWisconsin. Was surprised they closed at 930 on such a warm night, but o I recommend them.

Tried butterkeks, hazelnut, Pfirsich coconut, Zuckerreduziert nougat…read more All very disappointing. Extremely artificial and heavy in cream. They pump in air to make it look massive.

This did NOT disappoint, one bit!! There's usually a long line for gelato here, and for good…read morereason. They have a lot of flavors to pick from, from dairy creamy ones to a few fruity sorbet tastes. The shop is so adorable and all of it is just a good vibe. Each regular come comes with 2 scoops, so you can try double the flavors which is perfect. The gelato was thick, decadent and full of sugary delight. SO good and so satisfying to have while sitting outside on a beautiful Vienna evening.

Seriously the best ice cream I've ever had and the service was amazing and fun!!! Must try !!!…read moreThank you thank you!!! I want more

This place is always packed and there is a very good reason for this: its pretty good ice cream…read more Even though its located on MHStrasse (my own abbreviation) the quality isn't sacrificed! Good selection, decently priced and we even got a big smile from the staff! Just go and try it for yourself, you wont be disappointed.

Just woooow.. So delicious, i suggest the ice pizza …read more It is really tasty.. U have ice milk and fresh fruits on they

There were so many interesting flavors here that it was difficult to decide what to get. I got a…read morecup with pumpkin seed oil, poppyseed, and elderberry, because those flavors sounded the most unique. I loved all three flavors. The pumpkin seed oil flavor was so cool. I would have never thought to make ice cream with pumpkin seed oil, but there is olive oil ice cream, so why not pumpkin seed oil ice cream? Pumpkin seed oil is now one of my favorite ice cream flavors in Vienna. The poppyseed flavor was not strong, but had a good texture. The elderberry flavor had an intense tang that was very refreshing for summertime. The three flavors were very different from each other, but it was absolutely divine to try them together.

I wasn't so blown away, but it was good. Nice texture and flavors. I like the cookies and cream the…read moremost.

It seems like the Mariahilfer Straße has ice cream establishments everywhere. Oh a hot summer day,…read moreno one will complain about that fact. One of the smallest is kind of hidden from the hordes strolling along the "Mahü" as it is around the corner on the Kirchengasse. Therefore it usually doesn't have as long a wait. That's a good tip to have. And they specialize in Frozen Yogurt from Zanoni am Lugeck. What's my favorite flavor? Mohn (poppy seed) when they have it. It is a very rich taste and yet refreshing. Warning: Do not eat Mohn Frozen Yogurt if you have to take a drug test for your job within the next week. You will probably not pass it. There is that much Mohn (poppy seeds) in every kugel (scoop)!!

Very good little gelato shop. They had about a dozen flavors available and normal cups/cones. Four…read moremedium cups, each with two scoops, totaled about 16 euros. Seating outside is on crude wooden benches, but at least it's somewhat covered and provided a cooler spot on a hot summer day. Service was fast and friendly.

One of the most interesting of the many fine ice cream parlors in Vienna is Schelato on the…read moreLerchenfelderstraße. Schelato is interesting because it offers so many unusual flavors for its quality ice cream. Occasionally all these exotic flavors don't always totally work as I found out with a recent Himbeer Weißschoko (Raspberry white chocolate) Eistüte (ice cream cone). The white chocolate flavor was not nearly as noticeable as I expected although it still tasted good on a warm evening in Vienna.

What a lovely surprise! Wonderpots opened recently in Westbahnhof and I had to try this place out…read more I love the way it looks. Bright, friendly, welcoming, with a few seats. The concept is easy to understand - there are several cup sizes, you pick your cup, fill it up with different flavours of frozen yoghurt, then choose some of the free toppings and pay. Here you only pay for the cup size and not for how much does your cup actually weigh after you have filled it up with yoghurt - this is great because you can be sure that there won't be any surprises regarding the price. They also have smoothies and coffee, but everyone is here for the frozen yoghurt. On the other hand, 4,20 for the medium cup is maybe a tiny bit too much. And that cup is really not that huge. Also the things (emmm...handles? sticks?) you push for filling up your cup with yoghurt are simply not working. You have to push them very hard, then try to figure out whether the yoghurt is actually coming out or not, and then you have probably pushed too hard because you end up with yoghurt everywhere. They have a stack of tissues ready for you, though. So... be careful! But even after all the mess, I love the taste of this frozen yoghurt. Apparently it is low-fat, which explains why it feels very light and not that unhealthy as normal ice-cream. Two friends of mine thought that it's just too boring, but for me it is perfect.

Theoretically, a great idea and very delicious. Organic…read morefrozen yoghurt with 1.5% fat content and ~100 calories per 100g. Choose a size and fill the cup up with essentially whatever you want in a self serve setting. But then I looked a the price table - 5,90€ for their medium-size cup made me think "Are you people high?!" (Quite reminiscent of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwhkzVVapQo&t=5m53s ) Even with a -10% coupon in my pocket that drove me to enter the Westbahnhof area (usually, I try to stay outside a 250m radius), I thought "Do I really want to get one?" But I was just too curious. And I have to say... very smooth texture, just a subtle yoghurt taste (at least with the flavor called "Winterzauber") and the variety of toppings is huge and offers lots of interesting choices, like blueberry compote and some sort of a coconut sauce among the more regular ones like cookies and various kinds of fruit. And it looks like the surface between various toppings is cleaned regularly because people will inevitably make a bit of a mess due to the sauces, yet it looked pretty spotless. Well, before I started swinging the ladle at least... Also, admittedly a lot of frozen yoghurt fits into that medium-sized up. The small one for - if I remember correctly - 4,20€ would've sufficed. And you know, would it be 3,50€ (max.!) instead, I probably would've decided to a) enter the danger zone more often (for any tourists: I'm kidding, Westbahnhof isn't really dangerous. Just unpleasant...) and b) replace my occasional McFlurries with these Wonderpots. I should also point out though that they have a "Buy 10 get a medium one for free" thing going on. Which softens the blow a bit if you actually eat that many frozen yoghurts.