This was my first stop in Salzburg after dropping my bags off at my hotel at 9 AM…read more I took a walk through Salzburg and saw this place with great outdoor seating with a great ambience of the comings and goings of the old town. I had a Cafe Latte, Prosecco, & the Large Breakfast. It was delightful! Highly recommend for their traditional Austrian breakfast.

We stopped into Café Konditorei Fürst (Alter Markt), established in 1884. It's renowned for being…read morethe first and only producer of the authentic Salzburger Mozartkugel. These are chocolate balls infused with pistachio and dipped in dark chocolate. They are obviously named for Mozart, the famous child prodigy composer who was from Salzburg. The kugels were delicious but I'm a dark chocolate person. Eat them with a coffee or cappuccino.

Once you enter the hotel, you take the elevator up to the rooftop bar. The rooftop bar itself is…read morealmost fully outdoor. There's lots of tables and seating. The view is really nice. You can see the river and the castle on the fortress. The drinks are roughly around €10-€28 I got the Asian lemonade and the chili cocktail. Both are pretty good cocktail is better than a lemonade I would come back and the service was pretty quick as well.

Reminded us of an LA Rooftop bar from the 90's large, modern and bustling. All good. The views…read morewere great, the Martinis top notch and the fries delicious. It almost packed just at sundowner so get there early if you want a table at the edge or bookin advance. Hightops, standard tables and banquettes with tables. All lovely. Fast efficient if somewhat impersonal service. It's a well oiled machine.

This is a modest/quaint cafe located near the center of the old city…read more It's easy to miss since it's located just behind a huge memorial/statue of Bucephalus (Alexander the Great's horse), but based on the foot traffic it seems to be well known to locals. Generally I'd say the experience was very average at best. The service here was gruff and slow. The pastries I tried were all on the dry side and didn't really do justice to Austria's reputation as a pastry mecca. The cappuccino I tried was also average at best. At least the bathrooms here were clean and functional. If you're looking for tasty desserts, you're better off checking some place else. There are way too many other good locations here in Salzburg to consider versus this place.

I'm glad I had read yelp reviews about this cafe before coming here. It really wasn't a good…read moreexperience. I loved the beautiful interior but that's it. Expensive, bad coffee and very weird staff. They seem to be annoyed at every little thing that happens and with every customer who walks in. A tourist trap, unfortunately!

The cafe is located directly next to the apartment where Mozart was born and lived with his family…read more There is seating outside, but we sat inside. Indoors is small and is not good for groups of people but is good for singles/couples who need a drink or dessert. My husband had an expresso that he enjoyed. I had a cappichino with pistachio and whipped cream along with the Mozart chocolates (can be seen in tourist shops.) The chocolate along with my drink was delightful. It was a real treat to step away from Starbucks and have something even better.

For everything, I would give a 5x. Service quality is perfect. Especially the garden is precious if…read morethe weather is good. Coffees, Stiegl draft beer, and food. Highly recommended.

Yes, this place is a bit of a tourist attraction, but the Lehar schnitten and the Zauner Törtchen…read morewere absolutely wonderful. It's a busy place and ordering is a bit chaotic, but it's worth it. They have some outdoor seating and indoor seating. It looked like you choose your sweet and pay, and then they bring your food to you. I got mine to go and they wrapped it nicely. They also seemed to have some open-faced sandwiches if you wanted a light lunch before indulging in the sweets.

Dined here on a rainy afternoon after taking the Katrin Cable Car up the mountain. Zauner is…read moresituated right along the river. The interior feels classically Parisian which is a perfect setting in this idilic Austrian town. There are more options than you could ever want and all are done perfectly. You order at the counter and take a number then a server brings your pastries and drinks to the table. Great experience.

This is a quaint traditional patisserie/cafe located near Getreidegasse, which is Salzburg's famous…read moreshopping street. Though the address says it is on Getreidegasse, it is located down an alleyway off it. It is a longtime Salzburg confectionery as it was founded in 1880. The shop has a delectable selection of sweet treats, including pastries, cakes (individual and slices) and chocolates. They also serve coffee drinks and have a good amount of seating if you are dining in. I loved this place so much that I visited it twice in one day for breakfast and an evening dessert. Their hazelnut pastry is something I still crave and think about. And make sure to try their sacher torte if you love chocolate cakes. It is clear why this business has stood the test of time. The quality of their products and the service here is great.

This is an adorable pastry shop with many different types of dessert. I don't think they make all…read moretheir own desserts, but they do offer quite a bit in their display case, and sometimes outside of their display case. I tried their chocolate cake and a cheese streudel cake -- both were good. Not earth-shattering delicious (1 star off), but good cakes to share with a friend over a cup of coffee. The ladies who run the shop are lovely; they are like the grandmas that you wish you had!

Awesome Michelin starred 7-course tasting experience with wine pairings. Each course was perfectly…read morebalanced!

To eat well, I always disagree with critics who say that all restaurants should be fine dining. You…read morecan get a Michelin star if you serve the best hamburger in the world -- David Chang No Hamburgers served here. Just excellently prepared Austrian inspired, Michelin starred cuisine served with heart and soul. We ordered the Esszimmer tasting menu which was more seafood centric and came out with the amuse Boucher and another added course to 9 courses. Everything hit its mark and was just the loveliest. It's not a pretentious restaurant, I've had American Michelin starred restaurants like Manresa and Providence and those bored me and were disappointing. Everyone here was friendly even though my German is non existent. Photos don't do it justice. Highly recommended when in Salzburg.

Awful service. We ordered 4 meals and 4 drinks. They totally forgot about the 4th dish and everyone…read moreelse was done. Also the food quality was bad. And over priced. I knew it was a mistake to go to a place called Cafe Mozart in Salzburg. Doh. Save yourself the trouble and some money and skip this place.

We stopped at Cafe Mozart twice during our two day stay in Salzburg…read more The first day we ordered the apfelstrudel. It was freshly baked - still hot when it was served to us. There was a perfect balance between the loads of soft apple and the chewy pastry shell. It was amazing. We would recommend getting it with the vanilla ice cream! Our second visit was less successful. We ordered the Salzburger Nockerl - the cafe's famous dessert. It is a dessert made of whipped egg whites, cooked cranberries, and tons of sugar. The texture was interesting. The sweetness level was excessive. It was not one of our favourite desserts. We have concluded that this dessert is a tourist trap. Get the apfelstrudel!