I wanted a Vienna mug-gotta get my "You are HERE" merchandise :-) I love my plastic cup from…read moreVienna since it has the giant ferris wheel on it- and I rode that (and you should too! It's super fun). The latte was great that I got here, they didn't kill the shot- it was perfect. And the seating is nice- though it can get crowded. Food options looked delicious- but I wasn't hungry, so I didn't get any food. It's just down from Schottentor station- which is right across from Sigmund Freud park and the Votiv Church. It's a very nice, laid back area of Vienna.

I tend to avoid Starbucks in US, most I go is a few times a year. While I was in Europe for two…read moreweeks, I went Starbucks three times and this was the first one I stopped by. It was a cold day in March, in search of coffee shop, but this was the first one I found and wasn't interested in walking around anymore. Walked in and saw macchiato sign. I was thinking about sweet macchiato latte but this turned out no where close to be too sugary. Macchiato was latte macchiato, not sweet but they add three different flavor. I tried all three eventually and liked them all. Not sure why their coffee tastes different (in a good way) from the one in US, perhaps water, milk, sugar??? If I live here, I would be a regular at Starbucks. Staff spoke good English, it is always helpful and I appreciate as my German is terrible. Once my drink was ready, downstair was too busy so I decided to check out upstairs. Not many seating selection but found one by the window. Wifi is free, you will need to be able to access to your email once connected to confirm registration. Internet speed wasn't the best but steady enough to get myself organized. You will need to ask for a key to use a bathroom and located on the ground floor. This place was clean and staff was friendly, most of all, coffee was very good. Stop by to take a break, and enjoy a cup of coffee.

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!

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.

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Espresso really outdid themselves today for the omelet I had (tomatoes, bell peppers, mozzarella…read moreand sheep's cheese - they were out of mushrooms so I went with double cheese.) ;-) I also had their whole wheat bread that I so adore, with raspberry jam, and a melange. My fiancé had a cappuccino (identical to the melange, including its size) with the "Gesundes frühstück" ("healthy breakfast"), which includes: hummus,* sheep's or goat's cheese, a type of spicy salsa/sauce, "Topfen mit Krauter" (something akin to cream cheese with herbs), fresh cucumbers and cherry tomatoes, fresh fruit and yogurt, and a few olives. It ALSO comes with some bread and freshly-squeezed orange juice. But a picture's worth a thousand words - check out Andreas "Mr. Yelp Wien"'s photo of the Gesundes frühstück and see it for yourself! I might have to get that next time.. Unfortunately, the service was really slow today because the place was completely packed outside, and there were a few people inside, too. However, our waiter (who is always the waiter there) actually apologized when we paid, and B (my fiancé) quipped, "I think that's the first time in Viennese, no, European history, that a waiter has apologized for slow service." He was really nice and doing his best, and the food was great, so I maintain that Espresso gets 5 stars. *Bonus points because this is the first place in Vienna with hummus I liked!

This is a really cool cafe that I def recommend you go to if you visit Hundertwasserhaus. The owner…read more(I'm pretty sure) works the counter and her tables. I came during covid and she asked for proof. I came in for a coffee and she recommended some, I chose one with liquor in it! It was pretty awesome and I told her when I was paying and she thanked me, and told me that she created the drink herself. Super nice and friendly lady.

I honestly stumbled upon this café due to a flyer. It was advertised as having an information video…read moreabout the Hundertwasserhaus. And given the fact that you couldn't go in to see the place, I thought the next best thing was to check out the video. Staff: A lady greeted me the moment I walked in. I showed her the flyer and she said choose any seat in the house. Because it was early in the morning, a weekday, and the fact that it was December, I was the only one around. I had used the limited German that I had learned the last few weeks and the sweet lady thought I was fluent. I couldn't keep up with the charade for long but it was nice to finally be able to use some of the German (most people on this trip looked at me and just spoke English by default). Ambience: This place is adorned with many art pieces. Seating is limited but that just made it more cozy and intimate which I love in a café. Plenty of souvenirs to look and purchase. I loved it. After the video was over I was offered markers and a guest book to write/draw in. I flipped through to see illustrations from people all over the world and from all ages. I'm not much of an artist but it felt impolite if I didn't write/draw in it, so I did my best with my lovely stick figures. She also offered books for me to read at my leisure, which didn't feel like they were trying to sell me something. Food: I had already eaten breakfast so I wasn't hungry, but I ordered at hot chocolate. It was freshly made and warmed my soul. It was definitely on the pricier side, but not much more than what I would've paid at Starbucks, and I was on vacation so it was easily justified. I ended up at this place alone, so I would love to go back and share this experience with someone next time!

I enjoyed my little break at this coffee and tea cafe in Vienna. They had seating inside and…read moreoutside and were pretty full at 11 am. I ordered a cappuccino and it was pretty darn good. They also have free wifi which explains why most of the younger customers were using their laptops. The older guy next to me was reading a newspaper. Anyway, when I asked for the bill, it was only 1 euro. Crazy low price, I figured it must be a mid-morning coffee happy hour or something.

Came here for dinner after walking through the nash market. They had a nice selection of dishes on…read morethe English translated menu. I decided to try the pork medallions with potatoes and my boyfriend ordered the risotto with asparagus. Both dishes were very good. I was glad that I tried a meat dish but they did have a few vegetarian dishes and salads. The pork was juicy and cooked perfectly. The potatoes were very good and the sauce was delicious. Our waitress was attentive and friendly to our larger party. We also tried the apple strudel for dessert - yum! Can't go wrong with desserts in Vienna. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone in the area.

My family and I had an extremely unpleasant experience in Amacord tonight (January 2, 2020). We…read moremade a reservation through Google at 3:15 PM for 7:45 PM, and the reservation was confirmed by two emails. When we arrived at Amacord at 7:40 PM, the Amacord employee present in the salon at the moment expressed surprise and claimed that they had no record of the reservation. I showed the email confirmation, and he asked if we could wait at the bar until three seats become vacant. We did, and ordered some drinks hoping that we would be able to finish them at our table within moments. Forty (40) minutes later another employee of Amacord told us that there would be a table for us within two-three minutes. In the meantime we observed no attempts by the employees of Amacord to make three seats available for us, by for example doing some rearrangements or asking couples occupying 3-4 seat tables to move. After ten additional minutes, during which the promised table never emerged, three other clients entered the establishment from outside. They were almost immediately seated, including the employee of Amacord having to get an additional chair to be able to accommodate them. When we raised the question why the same was not done for us, if this was possible throughout our presence at the bar, we were told that we did not have a reservation. At this point we paid for our drinks (we were not offered to have them on the house due to the gaffe they made), and left. There was only one difference between us and the three clients who were seated immediately. We were foreigners. I cannot even begin to describe the feeling with which we left this establishment. I have only one thought to share: if Amacord cannot organize their links to Google in a way that reservations actually work, and if they are incapable, or in fact unwilling, of organizing themselves in a manner to be able to serve their customers in the best possible way when a problematic situation arises, imagine what the organization of their kitchen must be like.

Cafe latte was served with ice cold (soy) milk foam which made my drink cold. The flavor of the…read morecoffee was great but the temperature made this drink a big disappointment. It would've been nice to have hot drink in the cooler morning temperature. The tea was absolutely perfect though. The tea bag they provided had full tea leaves.

Shit shit and more shit. OMG there should be a law again places like this being allow to operate…read more 13 Minutes i waited before getting a menu. 11 Minutes after this she took my order. 15 Minutes after this i cold my very cold coffee that taste like shit in a cup. It was so cold and so bad i could not even drink it and after all that they forced me to pay for it. I was sitting beside two ladies who asked me many questions, as they could see who long it was taking. They told me they were there 1.5 hours as they also eat something there, which was also shit. This is by far the worst place yet in Vienna. The funny thing is i was there once before in the summer before using Yelp and i do not remember it being so bad. But I am getting older and forget things. My Personal points out of 10. Location: 5 Atmosphere: 3 Decor: 3 Size: 3 Non Smoking Area: Yes but small. Coffee temperature: 2 (Standard in Vienna is 5 on my scale) I always have a Caffè latte as my control coffee. My coffee partner always has a Mélange. Coffee taste: 2 Service: 1 (Standard in Vienna is 5 on my scale, this is based on that you get serviced fast but you have to work hard to pay at the end)