Just a perfectly simple crepe restaurant in the heart of Vienna. It's on Margareten Str. where you…read morecould find many cute restaurants and easily accessible from the center. The place has a French or French cuisine educated chef (i couldn't listen well when i was so satisfied with the food lol!) so that the menu is in French-Austrian plus English. Their staff is very capable with the menu and she was perfect to give all instructions you may know as a foreigner in Vienna. the ambiance was great either. I tried Forestier crepe which was fulfilled with onion, mushroom, ham, raziyane, green onion and a perfect creamy sauce. I think that was the happiest moment I had in Vienna :) The taste of all individual ingredients were perfectly matched. And when you compare the prices with the remaining of city, this dish with 8,9 EUR was the best choice. Besides their decoration, music choice, even the seats were great. It's a must see restaurant in the region. *** Viyana'nın kalbinde mükemmel sadelikte bir krep restoranı. Mekan, birçok sevimli restoranı aynı alanda bulabileceğiniz ve merkezden kolay ulaşılan Margareten Sokak üzerinde. Restoranın aşçısı Fransız veya Fransa'da mutfak eğitimi almış. (O sırada yemekten o kadar memnundum ki tam dinleyemedim!) Bu nedenle menüsü de Fransızca-Avusturyaca (Almanca) ve İngilizce. Servis yapan ekip menüye çok hakimdi ve Viyana'da bir turist olarak ihtiyaç duyabileceğiniz tüm bilgileri vermek konusunda mükemmeldi. Soğan, mantar, jambon, rezene, yeşil soğan ve harika bir kremalı sosla doldurulmuş Forestier krep denedim. Sanırım Viyana'daki en mutlu anımdı. İçindeki herbir tat birbiriyle mükemmel şekilde uyuşmuştu. Şehrin diğer restoranlarındaki fiyatlarla karşılaştırdığınızda bu yemeğe 8,9 EUR ödemek de yapılan en doğru seçimdi. Bunun dışında dekorasyonları, müzik seçimleri ve sandalyeleri bile harikaydı. Viyana'da mutlaka görülmesi gereken bir yer.

Delicious galletes, both dough and filling. Also other dishes seemed to be good. House wine very ok…read moreand cheap. Service couldn't be more friendly. Decoration very charming (old street store/ very vintage / simple and beautiful). People tend to be young and boheme.

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)

We tried the latte, hot chocolate, pancake with jam, cheese curd streusel. All delicious. We sat…read moreinside and looked at the details of the old building and paintings. Full newspaper rack to peruse if you wish.

Good traditional food and atmosphere! Service was friendly and helpful. Food came very quickly…read moreafter ordering.

Delicious poppyseed-plumb swirl. Fluffy dough and subtle poppyseed. Busy for a reason…read more 5 stars!!!

WOW. This was one of the best meals I've had in a long, long time. The space is gorgeous, the staff…read moreis very competent and friendly, and best of all, the food is terrific. We only tried their breakfast, but the prepared goods looked delicious as well. They don't have English menus, but much of the staff speaks English so there are no problems there. I had the Landstrasser and the boyfriend had the Prince Harry's Favorite. Landstrasser: this came with a variety of things: different breads, one of them was a lavender rye bread really delicious apricot jam honey butter soft boiled egg rye "soldiers" to dip in the egg cottage cheese with the most delicious olive oil and pesto carrot/radish/cucumbers to dip in the cottage cheese homemade potato chips Prince Harry: A mini pastrami sandwich on a kaiser roll steak tartare a savory french toast with green beans marinated tomatoes EVERYTHING WAS GREAT. My favorite was the apricot jam spread on anything, but truly all the ingredients were spectacular and prepared with great care. The boyfriend kept raving about the pastrami for hours after our meal. And it was incredible. I've never tasted anything quite like it in a really good way. The meat was nicely spiced and had a very smoky taste. We're only in Vienna for a few days, but I think we'll stop for another visit! EDIT: We definitely did stop in for another visit and it was equally delicious as the first. I tried a green smoothie this time, which was fantastic. Also, the croque madame sandwich. The croissant was perfection and it was really filling, but not overly heavy. A perfect meal in Vienna!

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.

I came to Cafe Engländer for breakfast and was not disappointed. Starting with a bread basket of…read moreepic proportions, our meal was off with a bang! After demolishing the overwhelming collection of carbs, I enjoyed a very impressive English breakfast; which included two delicious sausages, eggs, a small dish of baked beans, and bacon. This was easily one of the best English breakfasts I've had. Alongside the English breakfast, I also ordered a plain black coffee, which was rich and effortlessly satisfied my caffeine craving. I would undoubtedly recommend Cafe Engländer to anyone who decides to visit Vienna.

BEST MEAL I'VE HAD IN VIENNA…read more That's a strong statement, but I'm sure this was the best meal I've had in the last 3 weeks (Slovakia for 3 weeks, Vienna the past 4 days...and I've eaten some great food). At first I was a little worried they didn't have an English menu, and my wife who speaks German had a little trouble translating most of the menu. The waiter was happy to translate the menu for me and this eased the experience. We started with breaded fried chicken livers with fresh greens and large beans that was in a vinaigrette. It was a well-balanced dish with each ingredient complementing all the others. DELICIOUS. I ordered pork cheeks with smashed leeks (or something similar) with a rich sauce. First things first, it was awesome. There were 3 large pork cheek medallions and they were extremely tender -- the butter knife slid right thru them. The smashed leek-something reminded me of mashed potatoes. And the sauce tied it all together and was the right balance not to get overwhelming even towards the end of the dish. Oh and almost forgot, the dish also came with fried mini potato wedges, extra crispy on the outside, steamy and soft on the inside. This was the perfect vehicle for the gravy, meat, and potato-leek stuff. AMAZING. My wife got duck breasts atop vegetables in a curry sauce. The duck breasts were meaty and cooked perfectly. The sauce was great and went great with those fried potatoes from the other dish. We both finished everything on our plates and were stuffed but I knew by the food we already ate, desserts would be just as good. Again, the waiter translated the dessert menu. Each one seemed original and intriguing but I decided on getting one to-go...giving us a good 45 mins to make room while heading back to our hotel. I decided on these raviolis, filled with plum jam, covered in crumb, with plenty of plums in sauce on the side. Dessert did not disappoint. There were 3 decent sized raviolis and a trough of plums in sauce. The jam inside the raviolis was sweet and thick enough to not drip out when cut. The star of the dish was the plums in sauce. Slightly sweet and tart, it complemented the ravioli, jam, and crumb perfectly. (Honestly, I could use a jar of those plums). This entire meal was excellent. The worst part about it was the non-alcohol beer I accidentally ordered. TL;DR (Too Long;Didn't Read): Yum, yum, yum! One of the best meals I've had in Vienna. Quality menu and ingredients. I would (and may still) return for a second meal!!

Great service. Nice neighborhood cafe with a great selection of food and cakes. We've enjoyed the…read morebeef tartare and the Gulasch. The meat was a little tough of the Gulasch, but very tasty. These are generous portions. Great art throughout the cafe, creating a homey, living room atmosphere. Looks like there's live music too.

I came here for dinner on a rainy evening, so unfortunately I didn't get to sit outside. The…read moreinterior however was quite nice, as was the food I tried. The goulash here was pretty good, though a bit salty.

Located well-outside the major tourist corridor Stefan Rieppel's eponymous Bäckerei has been…read moretreating locals since 1938, its interior a throwback to days past where it is not uncommon to find locals discussing the day's events with ownership. Still something of a secret despite success and awards, the Rudolfsheim area and 15th district in general more slow to modernize than other parts of Vienna, prices at Cafe Konditorei Rieppel trend lower than centrally located spots whether for Coffee, Pastries or even an unexpected slice of Pizza. Best known for Bread, Vollkorn with Sesame Seeds wrapped around room-temperature Wienerschnitzel a bargain for €4.20, Viennoiserie is noteworthy for Zauner Klipferl with entirely natural filling while Krapfen com in various flavors with an airy open crumb. Not English-fluent, though an understanding of Austria's Coffeehouse culture will help visiting guests make good choices, Linzerkipferl resembles Shortbread dipped in Chocolate with Apricot Jelly while Apple Strudel made the old-fashioned way comes crisp on the outside with Apples, Breadcrumbs and Raisins all competing for attention at the center.

Rieppel is a great little bakery and coffee shop. Highly recommended. Their full grain bread, cakes…read moreand biscuits are very tasty.