Do yourself a favor and get the pumpkin kernel oil ice cream here! It's local to Austria and is so…read moredelicious and different. We stumbled into this place by coincidence while in Salzburg, and when we went to Vienna a couple days later I made sure that we went to this same ice cream chain and got the pumpkin seed ice cream again. It's that good! The service here was always very friendly and prices are very reasonable. I think it was 1.20 for a generous scoop.

Many different ice cream flavors. About half of all the flavors are vegan. Tastes great and the…read moreservice was very nice. My favorite flavor is the vegan almond blueberry.

This was the best frozen yoghurt that I've ever had in my life. It was so rich, creamy, and the…read moreperfect amount of tartness. The line will most likely be long but it moves fast and it is worth the wait. The staff are quick and efficient. There are a myriad of toppings to choose from. I got the coconut cream and berries. The coconut cream was light and not overly sweet and the berries were so fresh. I don't believe they have indoor seating but there is plenty of seating space available right outside the store. If you're in Salzburg, you need to go to Fabi's!

Excellent place for fro-yo with a vanilla base with the perfect taste and texture, and a variety of…read moretoppings to choose from.

Literally the best vegan dark chocolate ice cream I have ever had. It was so creamy and rich. My…read morepartner had salted caramel and loved that as well. The service was very friendly and informative.

This is The recommended place for ice cream in Salzburg. After climbing the fort it was a great…read morestop. They have some interesting named flavors such as 'Mozart'. Don't be afraid to ask to try a flavor or two before ordering! The price is a bit higher than other places (and price goes by the flavor selected as well as the amount) but the cone is superior to the cheap cone at most places. They also offer coffee and different types of sundaes. There are a few tables on the side of the building and a few bean bag chairs as well. So good that even the local police stopped for a cone while I was there!

Stopped in for gelato for my girls. Lovely place. Was a bit late but staff was there to serve…read more Very tasty gelato. It is cash only . I have a feeling we will be back tomorrow !

Great stop today!! Kids loved their gelato and our espresso+cappuccino kept us adults going!…read more Luckily, we saw the INCREDIBLE layout of desserts--both gelato elaborate sundaes and incredible homemade tortes, cakes and Italian treats AFTER we'd ordered because the hubs and I could certainly have convinced ourselves a snack was needed with our caffès (which already came with a tiny gratis biscotti). If we were here one more day, we'd likely be back for a knockout dessert. Tip: cheaper to get to-go than grab a table, and Mirabell gardens offer lovely views and benches aplenty across the street!

Just not good. Flavors taste artificial. The orange flavor tasted like baby aspirin. Highly…read moredisappointing.

Honestly nothing special. Prices are quite high, though. More expensive than what I'm used to. Not…read moregoing to be rushing back there anytime soon

It was warm, it was not crowded, it was open on Christmas morning. Our requirements weren't so very…read morehigh that day, given it was a major holiday. We spent the majority of Christmas morning wandering the mostly empty streets of Old Salzburg, wondering if we'd be lucky enough to find somewhere to grab a coffee and something small to nibble on. I'd made us lunch reservations, but we just wanted something to warm our insides, and give us a bit of sustenance in the meantime. Leimüller checked those boxes, and we were able to find a table near the back right away. We sat down, next to a local family, and plucked up the menus to decide on an order. We thought we'd have to order at the counter, but the waitress came by and took our order. We each went with a croissant with butter and jam. I got a hot chocolate, and my husband got a latte. Our drinks and pastries came out quickly. It's simple - croissants and hot beverages - but it was interesting to me that though we ordered the same thing, we did not receive the same thing. My croissant was "normal" - no frills, nothing too fancy about it. My husband's croissant had a darker color and some sesame seeds on the outside. Not a big deal, but definitely something we noted. The pastries did the trick, giving us a bit of something to chew on without filling us up so much that we wouldn't be hungry for lunch. The drinks were hot and tasty, as well. The cafe was doing a pretty good business, but I think most of the people in there were tourists, with the exception of a couple of tables. It was nice to have a place to sit and relax in warmth for a bit. The staff was friendly and patient with my broken German, and it was nice that they didn't shoo us out right away. We did vacate our table as the cafe started to get a bit busier, but the temporary sanctuary was appreciated.