Our cheapest sit down breakfast in Vienna. Thanks to Rick Stevees who recommended this place. It's…read morequiet, a little haven in the midst of the Hofburg palace tourist throngs. When we entered I was a little wary as to what this tiny cafe could serve. It looks like one of those many tourist trap cafeterias. But the young lady at the counter was super efficient and friendly. She had sausages on the boil in various containers under the counter. We got our order including 2 melange (coffees) in under 5 minutes and were done with breakfast in 20 mins. Such a change from all the sedately paced coffee houses around town. I do enjoy a leisurely meal, but not when every minute lingering over a meal could have been spent at a sightseeing location, staring at the imperial crowns or a Klimt. 3 breakfast plates and 2 coffees and we had the seating space to ourselves all for the kingly sum of 13.5€ !

This location shares the same building with the hostel I'm currently staying at . Super convenient…read morefor browsing or just wanting to get a coffee or cinnamon roll . The cafeteria here seems to be pretty popular with the locals ...I seriously have never seen such a populated ikea cafeteria area so the food must be pretty good . As far as the selection of items it is a standard ikea . What seems to be different is that the displays / interior design of the displays seem to be less impressive ( less effort in putting things together ) compared to American stores which isn't necessarily a bad thing but just my observation.

Illy Caffe is a chain of restaurant/cafeteria. But in Vienna, it isn't a sign of bad quality, on…read morethe contrary! The food it proposes is fresh and modern, with a lot of salads, pasta dishes... and very good Wiener Schnitzel, served with chips and salad! All of those for a very decent price. Plus you have the pictures of each dish on the menu. The list of desserts is also very appetizing... It is open from 7am to 12pm during the week (and even til 1am on friday and saturday), and proposes some breakfast menus as well. The decor indoor is modern and comfortable, but sitting outside is even more agreable when the sun is shining. The only small damper is that at lunch time, the waiters might be a little overload and not always friendly... But don't let it get to you, all in all Illy Caffe is a nice place to have a good meal or a drink!

While walking around the Schottenring area, I stumbled upon this place. It was a nice night out and…read moreI was looking for a place to sit outside and have a cold beer and a meal. Well, this place didn't disappoint. They brought me a large ICE COLD beer, just the way I like it. Then I had the kebab platter; pretty standard, but still good. They gave a good portion of fresh mixed salad with cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, and lettuce, tossed with a little bit of olive oil dressing. It was a perfect side to the fresh, hot French fries and sliced kebab meat! It's a really laid back place, a local neighborhood restaurant, more locals than tourists. And the prices are very reasonable. Normally when I go to a local place, I'll speak German, but I guess the Kurds working here heard my foreign accent and saw I wasn't a local (I guess that's obvious) so they spoke English back to me. Anyway, the service was excellent and friendly, the beer was cold, and the food was prepared hot and fresh. It doesn't get any better than that!

It started rough through no fault of the restaurant. A group seated in front of me talked straight…read morethrough the performance. I mentioned it, and the staff didn't just nod sympathetically. They moved me to my own little enclave, right beside where the performers were coming and going. I spent the rest of the night in what was effectively my own VIP box, listening to opera. I could not have designed a better evening if I'd tried. The food deserves its own paragraph. The venison loin was tender, beautifully cooked, exactly what you want on a night like this. My waiter was absolutely fabulous. Attentive without hovering, and clearly the reason the whole thing turned around. To the team at Palmenhaus: thank you. You made my night, and I'm still thinking about it.

I absolutely loved the interior of this café. Sitting inside what feels like a beautiful greenhouse…read moremakes for such a charming and unique atmosphere, and it's definitely the highlight of the experience. I only stopped by for an afternoon pastry and coffee, so I didn't have a full meal, but unfortunately both the food and drinks were just okay and felt a bit overpriced. Service also left something to be desired. Overall, it did feel more geared toward tourists than locals. I'd recommend stopping by if you want to admire the beautiful setting, take a few photos, and perhaps share a dessert, but I wouldn't go out of my way to sit down for a full meal.

I love this place! It is touristy but great food and great view! Wish we could have came at night…read more I got the Perch fish and my husband got the quesadilla. The fish was perfectly cooked with the potatos. Great flavor and fresh. We got the truffle fries as well which was amazing! Love that sauce. Cheese was so fresh! I also loved my mango ice tea! Service was great! Staff were friendly and attentive

The food was decent but the lemonade was not as expected (it was more of a sparkling water). The…read morewaitress was also rude and rushed us to order food as she said the kitchen was closing soon (our reservation was at 8pm). The view was pretty but not great unless you sit next to the side.

One of the absolute highlights of our two-week trip in Europe. We were the only tourists there, and…read morewe were tolerated, I'd say, more than welcome. We are sports so that was fine with us. Tried about six different white wines and some dessert. Nice quality. Reasonable prices. Service was delightfully gruff (just go with it, I'd recommend). Everything was clean, including bathrooms. We paid with cash, which I believe was the preference. Great people watching and wine drinking experience. Highly recommend.

We traveled to Vienna with the family and wanted to experience a place where locals spend their…read moretime, so we came across 10er Marie. It wasn't too far from the inner city where we were staying, which made it convenient. When we walked in, it was clear we stood out as visitors. We were expecting a different type of winery experience, but quickly realized this was more traditional and local. We ordered wine, and I learned that some food items had to be ordered and paid for upfront, while others were ordered from the menu. It was a bit confusing at first since the process wasn't explained clearly. Service was okay overall. I went to the front to place my order and asked several questions to better understand how everything worked. The older lady assisting seemed a bit frustrated with the number of questions. I explained that we weren't from the area and just wanted to make sure we were ordering correctly. It was definitely a local experience and not the experience we were hoping for. Would have rather stayed local

The Austrian Business Lounge is quiet, spacious & filled with delicious foods & drinks for…read morebreakfast. Large windows to look out & tons of areas to charge your devices. The staff are plentiful & eager to assist. Overall a very nice area to sit & relax prior to next flight.

Friendly staff and not crowded on a Sunday morning. Easy to get to and clean. Many drinks all…read moreoffered at no charge. Food choices were limited.

Loved this place. My friend and I came here to grab drinks after a long day of exploring the city…read more It's a very chill environment and great place to hangout with friends. There's WiFi if you need it. The venue is medium sized. We just grabbed a table and the waiter came over with a couple of menus. Would definitely make it a go-to spot ifi l lived in the area. Credit cards are accepted over 10 euros.

Easily the most legitimate bespoke cocktail spot during our trip to Vienna. Not to mention, one of…read morethe more unique names, and a good homage to Bob Dylan. The place is situated more like a café than a cocktail bar, but it allowed the seating to be a lot more accommodating to larger groups. The only problem was temperature control, as it was incredibly warm, with no air conditioning and only a large fan at the door. The drinks were refreshing enough, but not quite enough to beat the heat. The cocktails themselves weren't terribly unique, but they did use great ingredients, and all the flavors were very well-balanced. I got my usual old-fashioned, and tried the Moscow Mule and espresso martini. I really enjoyed the old-fashioned, and the espresso martini was very tasty. The service was very attentive, and were very quick about getting us our drinks. The prices were pretty expensive for the area at about 10 Euros each, but as they were strong and well-made, it wasn't too much of a problem. Considering that many of the bars in Vienna only served things like Long Island Iced Teas and random, hackneyed mixed drinks, it was a welcome sight. Likely the best cocktail bar in the area that isn't crowded to the brim. There were plenty of other bars nearby, but none had the repertoire and laidback atmosphere. You should definitely come here if you're looking for a good, bespoke cocktail. The best is always yet to come.