Good cafe that is open on Sunday's. The food was quite good as well as the coffee however the…read moreprices were quite high. Also a nice place to stop in for an evening spritzer.

Beautiful Little bakery and the staff are fine and also help you buy things because they speak…read moreEnglish. They have the best German cookies. This little bakery is inside Salzburg Austria where there are many beautiful little gift shops and the scenery of a mountain and Homes are so beautiful they are breathtaking.

From the owner: Herzlich willkommen bei Habersatter - Ihrer Bäckerei, Cafe und Konditorei in Altenmarkt!…read moreDie Kunst des Backens so natürlich wie möglich findet in unserem Haus seinen Ursprung seit dem Jahre 1566. Eine Spezialität unserer Produktvielfalt liegt im Bereich der Gesundheitsbrote. Konditorwaren mit feinsten Geschmack aus unserem Handwerksbetrieb. Entspannen Sie sich bei einer Tasse Kaffee oder Tee sowie einer frischen Mehlspeise. Unsere Produkte werden nach hauseigener Rezeptur aus erlesenen Rohstoffen (Eier, Butter, Honig, Rohrzucker..) hergestellt.

Excellent Cafe in the town. Love to sit in the patio and see the street view. Great Irish cream…read morecoffee and pastries

This place is a must if you're traveling with kids. The food was decent but the kids play area is…read moreamazing!! Huge room with a slide, ball pit, ride-on toys, and all sorts of other toys. Kids loved it and adults loved that we could eat while they played. Definitely recommend.

I was here with a group to try the Linzer Torte. It was sooo good. Nothing like the ones we see in…read morethe US. This is the real deal. The O.G. It is made with a buttery hazelnut crust and currants. Not raspberries like I have always seen on the knock-offs. (Although admittedly, those are pretty good too....no harm, no foul......they just aren't really what linzer tortes really are.) Anyhow, it's a busy little shop and we had a private section upstairs to enjoy our coffee. Our guide told us to put the little chocolate in the coffee too. Even though I usually like my coffee black, I obliged. When in Rome..... My only regret is not buying one to take home with me. I heard they travel and keep very well.

Coffee and Linzer torte, that's what it is about. Delicious and filling…read more We hit the shop next door and scored mini Linzers as gifts and a slew of truffles 'for later'

This review is for overnight stay, not the restaurant. Good location, but disappointing. Felt more…read morelike a hostel than a hotel. We stayed in October, but the amount of tourists flooding this tiny waterfront town was astounding. I can't imagine what it's like in summer. Thus most hotel prices in town were still extremely high ($300 a night??), and this was the only affordable one advertising through Priceline. A free shuttle drove us from the P1 parking lot. The hotel owner was not pleased with our presumably late arrival at 8 or 9pm. Our room was on the third floor (no elevator). The bathrooms/showers were shared. In our room was a sink and a heater, which we made use of. There was an electronic tea kettle available outside the room, although no cups in sight. There was also a communal microwave and mini- fridge. No utensils or plates, though... Since the sleepy town didn't come alive until 9am or so on a weekday, our frantic morning search for coffee ended in a fancy hotel nearby. Tips for staying here: 1. Bring cash - no cards accepted. 2. Bring your own cups and utensils if you plan to make your own hot beverage or eat leftovers. If I visit Hallstatt again, I plan to stay in Obertraun, closer to the ice caves. The hotels there are less expensive and not very far from Hallstatt.

Stayed here for 1 night before heading to Prague. First off, Hallstatt is adorably tiny and has…read morelimited real estate which means hotel prices can get pretty expensive if you can even find any in the summer tourist season. After taking a hard look at the $200-300/day options, we decided on Cafe Restaurant zum Muhlbach as it was one of the few that were reasonably priced. The owner (I think) was friendly and spoke English well. She also helped us find the closest swimming spot and someone brought our luggage to our room while we were out. Awesome! The room itself is small and nondescript but we did have a pretty patio with a fabulous view of the lake. The shared bathrooms (which I was dreading) was actually not an issue at all. On our floor alone there were 3; they looked renovated and were super clean! The only thing I had a major issue with was the quality of the bedding. I get that we're not paying for the Ritz, but the slippery, polyestery, heat-trapping sheets and blankets in a non-air conditioned room on a hot June night was unbearable. I had a terrible night's sleep and was thankful to only stay one night. Overall it's a fine B&B for the price and the bedding issue is such an easy one to remedy. I couldn't sleep at all but others may find it ok. The location is super central and there's an affectionate chubby cat for company.

We are are couple from America that are staying in Göstling for a bit and upon finding Cafe…read moreSchnessl we were delighted that our village had its own bakery! Everything from the bread, cakes, and ice cream are handmade by the owners and their very large sweet dog Ben. Nice and cozy environment with two very friendly and amazingly helpful owners. They made us feel very welcome and always provide exceptional service. Definitely worth a trip to see what's been made today.

Really good place. Coffee was nothing special but they surprised us with the food. Amazing.read more

My Favorite Artist (Egon Schiele) + My Favorite Stimulant (Caffeine)... it was Český Krumlov(e) at…read morefirst sight. You'll find this rather large (but still ultra cozy) cafe next to the Egon Schiele Art Centrum. The museum opens an hour before the art centrum does, but you should know that if you purchase tickets to the art centrum (it's amazing and so worth it) and a coffee over at the cafe, you'll get a free baked treat... which turned out to be what was basically an entire family-sized apple strudel that was made fresh in house. We ordered 4 coffees and had earlier purchased 4 tickets to the museum, so our group basically got 4 pies... that my sugar-loving SO promptly polished off. I had a few bites of my strudel and I can vouch that it was absolutely perfect. As with most food and beverage in the Czech Republic, the prices were pretty much dirt cheap. Like, I don't know why we ever left. For the first time in my life I could walk into a place and afford anything (and in some cases, everything at once) on the menu. For the most part, we had a hard time finding friendly service in CR, but this cafe and one other place also in Český Krumlov were the exception. There was one beautiful older woman working the entire cafe (though we were the only customers at daybreak) and she made the best and most beautiful cappuccino of our entire trip. Again, I don't know why we ever left. The place is decorated with works from independent local and international artists, but remains homey and casual with mis-matched vintage couches and coffee tables. If you walk around this expansive space, you'll notice several additional larger rooms, including what may be a children's play room (mind you, I only saw one single child the entire 3 days we spent roaming Český Krumlov) equipped with fun toys, a grand piano and several nude paintings... in true Egon 'statutory' Schiele fashion. You should also know that there's an annexed special exhibit gallery that you can enter only from the cafe that features some odes to Egon and other interesting works from up-and-coming artists. This cafe (alom with the art centrum and the city of Český Krumlov itself) is an absolute must.

wonderfull pub, nice stuff and nice music. Indoor and outdoor and every day there are a lot of…read morepeople