Came here on a Bites of Vienna tour! Nice and rich chocolates! Such a wonderful trendy chocolate…read morestore! It's very cute and remember to go downstairs too! There is so much to look at try! Check out my pictures showing all sorts of chocolates! The staff is very nice and friendly! Many in my group tour purchased gifts to take back home!

Very sweet employees and the service was good they have the bast chocolates you have to goread more

Charming little chocolate shop in the busy shopping district of Vienna, but kind of off the beaten…read morepath. It looks truly like an authentic and original Viennese chocolatier. Yes it's pricey but worth it for tourists like me. Definitely check it out if you're in the area. The staff is friendly and will happily answer any questions and point out their suggestions.

This was one of the chocolate shops that we stopped in. We knew that we would be back in time for…read moreEaster so, we were going to build the most decadent Easter basket for our son when we returned to the states. The chocolate is still made by the same family that has owned the shop for generations. This chocolate shop has drawers of chocolates to sift through. This used to be a button shop for the royalty. The drawers were full of buttons that the royalty could pick from to be on their clothes. Now the drawers are filled with buttons of delicious chocolates. The staff was extremely helpful and very pleasant. Besides, who could be sour in a chocolate shop. It was some of the best chocolate we have ever had. We are keeping the hot chocolate mix for our trip to Tahoe later this year. It will be a way we can relive our amazing trip. I wanted to say thank you to the staff for being so friendly and helpful in selecting our chocolate. I gave it one Euro sign, but you could easily get carried away in here. We spent over $40 of chocolate because we knew we weren't going to be back anytime soon.

We came here as part of a walking food tour that we booked via Urban Adventures, and this location…read moreis in the heart of the Naschmarkt. We were blown away at all of the different chocolates they had in their inventory! We got to taste their hot chocolate, which was sublime, as well as a handful of different chocolates: a 70% dark chocolate, a dark chocolate that contained bits of black pepper - very interesting in that it paired quite well with the hot chocolate as a chaser. If you are a chocolate fanatic, both of the candy, sauce, type, etc., you're going to find something you like here.

Come here for Frozen Yoghurt and ice cream (in the summer), as well for the substantial Zotter…read morechocolate assortment. Compared to Kurt, the frozen yoghurt is sweeter, and thus better (but also with higher calories). Hot chocolate in the winter is a let down (molten Zotter chocolate). For that, head over to Neuhaus Chocolatiers (Ringstrassengalerien) instead - you won't regret it!

I love this cafe. The old fashion decor takes me back in time. The sacher here (in my) opinion is…read morebetter than several other places. I also love their petite cakes and chocolates. They are quite rich but also moist and soft! Located in a smaller street off the main tourist area, it's a treat!

Grab a table upstairs and enjoy a café and some sweets, hang out with the locals. Truly a haven in…read morethe middle of all the tourist hustle and bustle out on the streets. And nice service to boot!

This is probably one of the most delightful chocolate shops in Vienna I know…read more It doesn't have any bars of chocolate or similar things, but hand-made and very delicious pralines and small cakes. If your nearby and have a few euros to spare definitely pay this one a visit.

Further to my last review I remember now the pastries I bought are called Palmiers. They were so…read moreordinary! Also the rude response/attacks by Laudongasse on this site to any reviews show the scruples of these people I will be taking my business elsewhere and let my friends know also. PS I still cannot believe they raised the price by 35% of a LONG TIME PRE-ordered cake the DAY before pick up and not only not apologising, but being rude about it. Further attacking my review: http://www.qype.co.uk/place/144044-Chocolaterie-Patisserie-au-Marche-Eduard-A-Fruth-Wien#review_2863896 . I will not be shopping here and contributing to the standards of these people/shop again.

Heindl chocolate is absolutely very tasty. We bought a variety with coffee and hazelnut...praline…read moreetc. This review is mainly on the Heindl Schoko Bananen. At first bite you taste the dark chocolate then a banana flavor then a tartness seeps through and add a interesting combination of flavors. Almost banana bubble gumish flavor. For this particular chocolate I have to say rank only one star.

Normally not an alcohol person, but I sure LOVE these liquor flavored truffle balls. Chocolate so…read moresmooth and not overly sweet. Each liquor flavors were nice and not overly strong. Only bought a handful. Could have used a whole box to keep at my desk in the office :)

We ate a late lunch here yesterday. My husband ordered mushroom pasta and my daughter ordered…read moreButter Schnitzel. I shared with both of them. The butter schnitzel was pretty good. The pasta however lacked flavor and needed more salt. For dessert I got their House Tort and my daughter got a strawberry tart. My daughter's tart was probably the best strawberry tart I've ever eaten. The strawberries were perfectly ripe and the vanilla cream inside and the crust all balanced perfectly. My chocolate tort was pretty good but not amazing like my daughter's. The room we sat is was lovely with ornate ceilings and beautiful chandeliers. We didn't have a reservation so we had to wait about 15 minutes for a table, and this was at 2:15 in the afternoon. Our server was very attentive. I'd return and get the strawberry tart!

Amazing! This was on our list of places to try. They have three floors. The ground floor has take…read moreout options, the second floor is coffee and cake and the third floor is for full dining. The service was outstanding and the cake was perfect. We tried several items from the dinner menu. We tried the beef goulash, roast beef, and ham and pasta dishes. We had the chocolate mousse cake, vanilla cake and a light chocolate cake. Everything was excellent. The waiter was so friendly and we also got a coupon for goodies on the ground floor. We got truffles with it.

Very good cake and very good wine! Service is great and the dining area is beautiful. Great spot.read more

One thing my wife and daughter wanted to do in Vienna was to try the local cake, the Sachertorte…read more There are a few apparently famous venues for this (and a slew of other places too). Gerstner is a long-standing bakery with a few locations (including at the former summer palace). They had a shop relatively near our hotel, so we stopped in early during the trip. If you are facing the State Opera House, Gerstner's is on the right across the street. Note that there is also some as or more famous outlet for cakes behind the Opera House also, but they appeared to have a line when we walked by. At Gerstner's you enter at street level where they have a dessert counter with displays. You can get a slice to go here. However, if you want more of the full experience, you can go upstairs (they have an elevator as well). A wide curving staircase gets you to the rather small 2nd level (the first floor, in local parlance). There are some tables here, but it has the air of a bookstore coffee shop. We opted to continue up to the next floor. Here, there is a dark hallway where you approach the host stand. There was one couple ahead of us and they got seated quickly. I think they had a bar as well as dining, so they ask which you want. We just wanted dessert, so they walked us past the bar. This floor has high ceilings and palace-like decoration. The vibe is definitely 'special' but they don't charge extortionate rates for it, which was nice. We were shown to a small table in the main dining room. I think you could see part of the Opera House out of the open windows. Two of us got coffees and we all split a Sachertorte. We enjoyed it, but everyone agreed that it was a bit dry. Maybe the Viennese don't go for moist cakes. They do have other items on the menu and I think you can get a regular meal here (schnitzel, salads, etc.). However, we visited around 2:30 p.m. on a weekday, so we just wanted the cake. The bill was reasonable, and we all agreed that this was a worthwhile experience.