We stopped by for a treat before attending the Vienna opera and experienced great service on the…read morepatio. The Melange (based on Julius Meinl coffee) was delightful and our cake was excellent. Better yet, securing a spot on the patio was surprisingly easy despite throngs of tourists in the immediate area.

We two stopped in for coffee and cake in order to experience this traditional old coffeehouse…read more AMBIANCE: 3.5. A bit ragged around the edges, but pleasantly evocative of an earlier era. COFFEE: 4.0. Latte and an Americano. Very good. FOOD: 4.0. - Apple Strudel: 4.5. Not too sweet. - Mini-chocolate cake: 3.5. Wasn't mini at all! Good. SERVICE: 4.0. Experienced waiter dressed in a white shirt with a black vest. Service was good, and the waiter was part of the cafe's ambiance.

All of the desserts are gluten free and DELICIOUS! The sacher torte here was so amazing that you'd…read morenever be able to tell that it was gluten free. It was incredibly well made. This is a small cafe that is so very cute and very comfortable. When we visit Vienna again, we will definitely return to this yummy spot!

Loved this place! I came hungry and it did not disappoint. I ordered a dark chocolate tart, rice…read moremilk cappuccino, and the Herr professor sandwich. See? I was hungry! And all of it was delicious! If they accepted Apple Pay or credit cards, I would have bought more to take with me! But alas, they only take cash so make sure you have some. The service was friendly and the cafe, whilst small, is cozy with a cute fireplace. I highly recommend this for gluten free and dairy free folks visiting Vienna.

Apfel strudel tiiiiiime!! Apple strudel here is good! I also got the Mozart hot chocolate with…read morefresh whipped cream and chocolate and pistachio syrup. It also came with a Mozart ball. Hot chocolate is more on the thin side but creamier than the american mixes. The addition of the pistachio syrup added enough flavor to make my experience very unique and it looks great for pictures as well. Yes it is touristy and yes the prices are higher than if you went to a local one, but it is quite decent if you are short on time and want to try the local pastries. The decor is quite classy and very reminiscent of Austria's past. I felt like I was transported back to way before I was even born while dining at this cafe. I will definitely be back especially to try all of their pastries!

Great place to get a quick bite if you are in the area. Try the Kaiserschmarrn which is basically…read morepancake pieces with a tasty cherry raisin sauce and apple sauce on the side. It's very light and tasty. We also had a Gulwine and Appel-whiskey punsch which were both very delicious.

Sometimes I like to eat at this place, sometimes I dont! I like the cafe itself, has a friendly…read moreenvironment! I like the way they work also. Since it is near the university mostly students are going there but I must say that the prices are not that cheap, however they have good offers for lunch for around 6.90€ soup and the dish included. They have different kinds of hot chocolates, like spicy ones! Very interesting! As its name their menu is not stuck on one cuisine, but many different ones. Time to time they also have special weeks like Mexican week and etc. In the summer you can sit outside and enjoy coffee under the sun! It is a worth trying cafe!

Welt Café (World Café) in Vienna is one of the best new generation non-traditional traditional…read morecafes in Vienna. Did I actually just write that sentence? I actually know what I mean by it .... but prob no one else will .... so I'll try to say it another way. The Welt Café is a consistently cool café that provides all the expected amenities of a Viennese café in its own quirky kind of way. And I really like that it specializes in a lot of fair-trade foods as well as organic. The clientele is quite varied although the nearby university certainly provides much of the customer base. In warmer weather their outdoor sidewalk Schanigarten is the popular spot, in cooler weather their brightly colored interior helps chase away the winter blues. When I am in Philadelphia, the World Café there is an iconic establishment. Well the Welt Café (World Café) in Vienna is on its way to becoming a classic as well.

Very attentive wait staff and lovely atmosphere. We finished checking out the nearby Museum Square…read moreChristmas Market and decided to get some late night coffee. This place is open late compared to other Viennese establishments. Everything we drank and tasted was on point. Service was warm and and attentive. Along with the history of Bellaria and it's patrons, I think you should stop by for a cup of coffee and have some cake.

Good food, good service, great coffee! We will be back. Located right behind the Natural History…read moreMuseum. We had avocado toast, passionfruit porridge, bacon and eggs and buttermilk pancakes. Everything was great with beautiful presentation!

What a fun spot to have the rice table experience. We loved it. Great ambiance upstairs - low…read morelighting, candles and more quiet than the room below. Service was good and we didn't have to wait like others have said. Food was very tasty and we liked all the different things we were served. I suggest making a reservation. Definitely a fun spot.

Tasty Russian breakfast with vodka! The service was good and the atmosphere was nice.read more

ORIGIN: Although you would think the cafe was there far…read morelonger, Kleines Cafe (small cafe) opened in 1970. LOCATION: The cafe is in the Franziskanerplatz in the inner city, a perfect stop for those exploring Vienna. EXPERIENCE: I entered this cafe for a supper one late afternoon. As the name suggests, the cafe is small, making for a cozy feeling. I enjoyed a sliced ham sandwich (Schinkenbrot) which brought to mind how outside the U.S. even something as mundane as an open-faced sandwich is prepared and presented to make the best of the ingredients. A layer of ground horseradish was spread on the long slice of bread, and the attractively folded layers of ham were topped with freshly grated cheese. SERVICE: I experienced swift and efficient service during my visit. TIPS: The cafe only accepts cash.

Great coffee, great food, great service, great small cafe, can't stop saying anything but great…read morethings The place is cash only and seems to be run by only two people so expect some slow downs but it was a pretty chill place and the servers were patient and welcoming. Open face sandwiches were tasty and nicely prepared with individual small cuts for easy finger foods. Classic Viennese Desserts were made very delicious.

What a lovely place. Went there twice during a 4-day stay in Vienna, for dinner and breakfast…read more Small but varying menu with international flair. For dinner, I had the quesadilla (twice - the portions were not too large), and I had a very nicely done vegetable omelet when visiting for breakfast. It can be really busy at rush hour and very popular. It has a touristy look and feel (it's located in quite a central place) but is great for people-watching. Go there for a drink and a bite. You will not regret it!

Nice popular cafe with an artistically decorated airy interior and a pleasant covered outdoor…read morepatio, a few steps away from the tram/metro station of Shottentor. We were staying at a hotel nearby so this is on the way to many sights In the center. Menu's not extensive so for the first time tried the veggie burger with the portobello mushroom which was very good. If paying by credit card the check automatically includes a tip - not sure if it's the same if paying by cash.