The açaí bowl is not too sweet which makes this superfood healthy. On the other hand because it's…read moremissing sweetness, it kind of tastes bland - I guess you can't have it all :D The service is nice and the Price fair. I miss a bit of specialness or unique taste. It's good but not mindlowingly great for you to take the extra effort to come here

Interesting idea, but different from the rest of the juices. Forget about a large select. Forget…read moreabout ordering on demand. This place is a small place that prepares their juices fresh in advance. I know that sounds strange, but it sure makes fresh. I tried the detox, which for my taste was a bit too spicey. But the effort and execution was there and I can't punish for my lack of taste for ingwer. What I don't like is the small options. There was only one choice for me if I wanted vegetables pressed/juiced/whatever... You can however order in advance something unique, so again flexibily offered but not walk in flexibility. The size is 300ml for off the shelf. But you can order in advance in the bigger bottles. It was an interesting try for me. What sets this place apart from the rest of the juicing places is that you can pre order whatever you want in a few bottles and have this when you choose. So I would only come back to grab a bunch to have at home or work, rather than heading over each time.

It was a hot Saturday afternoon, around 33 degree. Thirst was climbing up my throat, so I had to…read moreget something to drink. Preferable healthy stuff. I saw this juice bar, it was modern, cool decoration and looking healthy. I had a mist mint, and it was really just okay. The drink was too sweet for me, and way too warm for this kind of heat. The juice was served in room temperature, without any ice. I would recommend them to at least use a cold sparking water or something... The room temperature over sweet mint Apple juice was really hard to swallow under 33 degree...

Delicious and healthy lunch alternative relatively speaking. Ordered their juice and sandwich…read morecombo. I give them 5 stars for taste and great service. They allowed me to substitute apple juice for orange juice so 5 stars!

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.

This used to be one of my favorite stops every time I'm in Vienna. For many years I've been coming…read morehere for breakfast and afternoon tea, and it's never really been anything but excellent - until now. We ordered the afternoon tea set, a classic I've had many times here. But when it arrived, the quality was frankly shocking. Not only was there visible dirt hanging off the bottom of the tray, but the food itself was of unacceptable quality. The sandwiches were completely dried out - I don't mean toasted, I mean visibly desiccated and wilted. The salmon had clearly oxidized edges that had already turned hard, an obvious sign that it had been sitting around in the open for hours. The roast beef sandwich was soggy and thoroughly soaked through. The tuna had begun to bulge and run out. The petit-four cakes were even worse. Not only were several of them also visibly dried out and tasted like it, too, but one of the cakes was missing half of it, looking like someone had taken a bite out of it. The Punschkrapfen was almost inedible, a congealed filling and top that had already started to crystallize, so it could barely be cracked or cut. Another sign of something that has been sitting in the open for hours. The tea did not appear to be freshly brewed, either. Usually we would get a tea pot with leaves inside, to steep directly at the table (a given in good tea houses, really). This time, however, we got a pot with ready-made tea and no leaves that tasted stale and flat. This would have been complaint-worthy and completely unacceptable for any average to low-end restaurant. For a price of just over €50 for two, it is quite frankly an insult. The only reason I didn't raise a ruckus right then and there was the fact that I was having a business meeting and a train shortly after. Haas&Haas used to be something, but this most recent experience was shocking to say the least. Be warned - this may not be the tea house you remember.

I am tea-obsessive, and while traveling this summer, I had good tea, but what I really wanted was a…read moretea experience. When I found this place, I was pretty sure that I got it right. It was a lovely summer day, and they sat us outside in a covered area. You would not even know you are in a busy tourist area. The ambiance was adorable, and I felt I went back in time when they sat us in the corner next to an older gentleman painting watercolors. The tea was perfect and just what I wanted. We opted for breakfast and were not disappointed either. I recommend making a reservation. We went on the off chance that we might get a seat and lucked out because the rest of the day was fully booked. Also, stop by the tea shop for your tea supplies. I found things there that I was not able to find in the states.

Corns n Pops is a cute cafe where the founders value the quality in their products; providing fair…read moretrade coffee, free-range eggs and whole foods cuisine. Not only do they provide breakfast, but a fresh and ever-changing lunch menu on weekdays. They have weekly specials like "bagel of the week" that includes a whole-wheat bagel with trout cream, lettuce, cucumber, apple and onion, or "pasta of the week" which is whole wheat pasta Carbonara style with ham, German turnip cabbage, and herbs. . Many of these meals are vegan and vegetarian friendly. With no reservation, I was pleasantly surprised to see a few tables open as I walked in. Greeted with a smile and an offer for an English menu, the staff were immediately friendly and attentive to me and my friend. We both decided to have fun at their muesli bar: For 6.50 Euro you are provided a bowl and have the freedom to choose from a variety of cereals, muesli, and over 30 toppings for your breakfast. The staff at Corns n Pops take diet into consideration by featuring cereals and muesli that are sugar free, gluten free and wheat free. For example, there are crunchy spelt, cinnamon squares, sugar free flakes, millet pops, buckwheat or corn flakes, and chocolate cereals. Toppings include chocolate chips, hazelnuts, sesame seeds and many more. Plus, they have dairy-free and lactose-free milk for those intolerant to dairy (I got to enjoy my cereal with oat-milk which was pretty good!). You also have a choice of yogurt and/or fresh fruit to top off your creation. There are also special mixtures for dietary considerations: Mandel Crunchy, a crunchy almond mix that is gluten free, or the Lightweight that has rye and plum for the "weightless moments in life." Additional Info: -Not a huge cereal or museli person? Not a problem. They provide breakfast specialties like bagels with cream cheese, ricotta spelt pancakes, and waffles. -Need to take food to go? Corns n Pops features a take-away option where you can create your own mixes for 4 euro or purchase prepared mixes. -Additionally, the staff make homemade pastries like Caramel Cake with Sea Salt and Hazelnut Spelt Shortbread, just in case you want an extra treat :) http://americaninvienna.com

We went for brunch here and I really loved it. I had a brunch menu which consisted of a huge bowl…read moreof muesli and a bagel. There are 12 types of muesli to choose from (!) and you get to choose a topping for your bagel too. If one of these 12 types doesn't tickle your fancy you can make your own bowl of muesli at the muesli bar! You can also get your muesli to go if you haven't got time to sit and eat. The place is really cute and cosy and the service is nice and friendly. I will be back to try lunch there next time!

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.

The staff was so friendly and made us and our dog feel right at home. They sat us immediately and…read moreprovided a water bowl for our dog and even gave her a little plate of snacks. The food was yummy, I especially recommend the Apfel-strudel. A very delightful break from our tourist schedule. Our dog especially gives the Cafe and staff 6 Stars!

Fantastic place for breakfast! Quick and friendly service and very fresh and tasty food. I got the…read morehealthy breakfast with a soft boiled egg, toast and cream cheese, and yogurt with fresh fruit. So tasty!! And also, the coffee was perfect. My boyfriend got the croissant and Nutella. He also had OJ and coffee and it was so good. They also made our order really fast because we had a train to catch. Would recommend this place to anyone going to Vienna!!

For Austria standard the frozen yogurt is good but not great. There are better ones. This one is…read moreoverpriced and heavy in cream. I'd come here if I am close by and crave Froyo over tichy.