We sat outside upstairs with a Danube view. There was a slight nip in the air so the cappucino,…read morewhite white and cake hit the spot. all delicious and a bill of 15 euros, great value. Service was Ok, we had to go in to pay as she never returned once we had our goodies. The ice cream choices and sundaes looked amazing, really huge, split a sundae between 3 methinks.

It's a small cafe and ice cream shop in town. Located at one end of the main town square /…read morepedestrian area they have a selection of food, drinks and ice cream. It's Italian cafe and there is a shop right next to it selling women's fashion and accessories. I believe the the two stores are joined together, makes sense, sip a coffee while shopping for clothes ;-)) The ice cream I had here was good and tasted quite nice. They carry some Italian brand of ice cream here. Shop made gelato is not common around this part of the country and most places seem to carry either locally made small producer ice cream or Nestles (which I would never buy). Coffee here is also quite ok. I would come back here for a coffee or gelato. It's a nice cafe with indoor seating only.

Lovely place with a very friendly and attentive owner, really enjoyed the prosciutto panini for a…read morelight lunch with a beer. Outdoor seating was very nice and I will definitely be back next time we are back in Melk!!

Good outdoor space by the fountain in the square. Drinks or Food…read more A good waiting spot for people. Service perfunctary for tourists, neither friendly or cold. Food was mediocre, fried and bland. Prices reasonable

I thought the food (house pizza) and coffee (caffe latte) were both very good. The waiters were…read morevery nice and enthusiastic, even checking in on us throughout the meal. We were hesitant because of the bad reviews but I didn't think they were applicable at all. We also came during a holiday so we were thankful this place was open.

Very good foot with fair price. In my opinion "star" quality! @chef: dumbs up! Please taste the…read morewell known "Marillenknödel".

In the heart of the town square, indoor and al fresco dining, the space is lovely, shaded and…read morecomfortable. We had the town to ourselves yesterday. The staff were attentive, all spoke great English and were very informative. We tried the local seasonal wild garlic soup, anchovies on toast and a frankfurter the Austrian way (no knife or fork) just break it an smear it with mustard and shaved horseradish. A cappucino and a turkish coffee helped wash it down, 25 euros for lunch and great value for money. Small business at its very best.