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!

Another very vegan-friendly spot in the F-gates departure hall of Terminal 3. This place has…read moresandwiches, juices, and shakes (basically smoothies) that they can for extremely convenient transport on your flight. I got an espresso protein shake (€9.20) and swapped the oat milk for soy milk. It was ready in about 3 minutes. Very satisfying and tasty. Pricey stuff but a great unexpected option at an airport.

Fast service and good drinks! Although it was pricey (I know I'm in an airport). Was pretty…read moredelicious and fast. The line was pretty long but it went by fast. They were even nice enough to remember not to give me a straw even though they had a long line and plenty of customers. They have some vegan and vegi options with premade sandwiches to be toasted quickly (one veg and one vegan). Offers mostly juices but had smoothies, smoothie bowls, ginger shots, coffee, and tea also. Right between gates F05 and F07 in terminal 3

This has been my usual breakfast place when am in Vienna airport as I always get on the 7 am to…read moreAmsterdam. Plenty of seating around, breakfast is showcased in typical European style but they also have buffet to be paid on weight. The best thing I like is their coffee. I'm a decaf person and it's not that easy to get a decaf coffee in Austria , let alone a cappuccino. One day the barista challenged she'll make me a decaf cappuccino that I won't forget and she did it, that was the best ever decaf cappuccino I had.

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!

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.

Are you stuck in this god aweful airport for an overnight layover? Sick of walking around and…read morelooking at black walls and black furniture? Then come to air cafe. They open early and have beer, Sandwhiches and even those little Viennese bite sized chocolates! Prices are a bit steep, but what can you expect at the airport.

For times when you need to eat at the airport, Air Cafe is a good and convenient option. I…read morerecommend it especially if you are waiting for your flight. It is located near the terminal where most departure check-in lanes are located so after checking-in you can still have snacks and drinks, perhaps with whoever is seeing you off, inside this cafe. No need to go very early inside your designated gate or in other faraway wings of the airport to search for a cafe or restaurant. Also, keeping track of your flight schedule is not difficult here because Air Cafe has screens flashing the flight departures and arrivals - the time, the gate, the destination, flight number. Service is also pretty fast. The set-up really helps you to prevent unnecessary delays (of course you also need to do your part and watch the time); the only delay that Air Cafe will bring to you is one that is most welcome - delaying saying goodbye to your loved ones.