Lovely experience in this outdoor cafe. Right next to the Salzach river - it provides a lovely,…read morescenic atmosphere. The eggs, roll and orange juice with a shot of ginger were also delicious. I was able to sit and take in the views, culture and surroundings without being rushed. Nicely tucked away - beautiful experience for a lovely day.

The service was fast and good. You are more so stopping here for location and history. A coffee is…read morea coffee although for me I like the Europe Espressos. The food is okay for a quick snack. Nothing special. The location on the water is nice and it's an easy place to people watch. Clean restrooms.

Worth the wait in line and it moves fast so don't be discouraged. Great snack as you are exploring…read morethe Altstadt!

The line moves fast, two sausages in crusty bread and lashings of mustard or ketchup. Great cheap…read moresnack for eating the hoof. Don't miss it

Our server, Lukas, was great, very attentive and polite. The food was equally delicious!! The…read moreambience of the outdoor seating was very nice.

Great find. Amazing little Cafe with a small menu but outstanding choices. We ordered the Goulash…read moresoup with bread and the Italian panini served with tzatziki, guacamole and a small green salad. The goulash soup was outstanding. I could have had a little more paprika taste but really no complaints. Had lots of beef and potatoes in it. Bread was great dipped into the soup. The Italian panini was stuffed with prosciutto, feta, sun dried tomatoes, and served with guacamole and tzatziki to spread on as desired. The small greens salad was as tasty as they get. Service great. Outdoor seating was nice. Prices very reasonable. Highly recommend. Will return when visiting Salzburg.

One of the oldest pubs in Salzburg. We went twice because we liked it so much! It's not very big so…read moresometimes finding a seat is tricky (especially during the Christmas markets and Krampus run). Staff works super hard and quick but friendly! Loved their beers (easy drinkers) and the winter beer was great too. Great food and atmosphere!

Great food with great service in a warmy environment with reasonable price! Highly recommend it!read more

Fine Austrian bakery shop. Layout and delivery of baked goods, salty sandwiches, sweet tarts,…read moredonuts, crullers, coffee, cheese twists, teas, bread, espressos and pies is spot on! Anker is a mainstay and true levity for those cold mornings when all you need to get to work or travel is hot breakfast! Real cool staff (50-50 men/women, runs like clock work) Review: 5

This was an early morning quick stop. Food was good, not great. But filled the need. The staff…read morewas friendly and helpful. There wasn't much opened yet in the train station. We were glad they were there.

Stopped in for a latte and apple strudel Before leaving for The Sound of Music Tour. Nice little…read morecoffee shop. Friendly owner. Cash only!

Excellent hot espresso. Sandwiches are satisfactory. Service was polite and prompt…read more Cozy comfortable indoor seating.

I came in for a chai latte during lunchtime the atmosphere and the style of the restaurant was…read morereally nice and the food looked really good, but I only got the chai latte which was mediocre. It tasted very watery and didn't have too much cinnamon. There was also a man at the front selling newspapers so if you ever go to this restaurant, you could ignore him I thought you would have to pay him to get in, but it seems like he's just selling newspapers in the front which I thought was a bit odd

My favorite meal in Salzburg! My only regret is not being able to come here again to try more of…read moretheir dishes. We walked in for brunch, and were immediately seated although it was definitely very crowded. We got the seasonal lunch with toast (zucchini, proscuitto, egg, etc) and an earl grey custard that also came with an espresso on the side. The coffee was so good we decided to order a flat white after since we didn't have enough! We also got the pea hummus brioche (all the brioches looked delicious), which was the most buttery and soft texture. Lastly, my favorite was the carrot hazelnut cake with cashew cream, topped with blueberries and a gooseberry. I will be thinking about that dessert for a while - probably one of my favorite sweet bites this year. The vibes were also very cute inside and all the servers were so sweet and helpful. Must come here if you're in Salzburg!

I loved that everyone in my group was suddenly craving a burger while we were in Germany a couple…read moreof weeks ago -- and lo and behold, we stumbled upon a burger spot just across the border in Austria! We did a quick day trip to Austria. Of course, we had to stop and try it. It was decent overall, and I actually really liked the name of the restaurant. Burgerista! I ordered a plain hamburger, but the bun was a bit on the dry side. Unfortunately, the soda machine was acting up; it was pouring out flat soda. I let the cashier know, and they eventually fixed it, but by that time, I'd already finished eating. Still, a cute little spot in Salzburg worth checking out if you're in the area!

Great burgers and fries! We stumbled into this noticing a group of guys all coming into the…read morerestaurant. We enjoyed our burgers and fries. Self service, order and pick-up order when ready. Casual place. Great burgers in Salzburg, Austria.

This restaurant in a nice neighborhood on the hills above the river was a great find for gluten…read morefree food. We went for a late lunch and sat outside. I had the house salad with fried tofu and gluten free bread plus we tried the carrot soup - delicious and also had a fresh carrot, ginger, apple juice.

I had the goat cheese sandwich and their small lemonade. It was the perfect bite for lunch…read more Everything tasted very fresh and delicious. It's run by a group from the Chinmoy.org but don't let that deter you. The service is relaxed and friendly.

Ok, mind you I am a Baker... but I'm glad to know I do mostly cakes and pastries because if I made…read morebreads and doughnuts, I would be flying the white flag to surrender to this bakery! We were in Salzburg train station and I wanted to buy some breads to bring on the train with us. At first, I went to Anker but they took so long to assist us and boy! That was a blessing! Because that led me to Le Crobag. We got chocolate croissants, regular croissants, a cinnamon roll and sugar raised doughnut. I wish I tasted it right after we got out because until now, I am still pulling my hair as to why I only bought 1 doughnut! OMG! By far, in my experience of eating doughnuts, Le Crobags is the BEST ONE! I wish I have every adjective I can describe this doughnut. Never have I tasted such kind! Extremely soft.. yes, soft! Fluffy, light, even it didn't have any fillings, yet you taste something that's magical. I think I devoured that thing in less than a minute. I shared a couple of bites with my family coz i can't stop bragging about it. I wish someone would be nice enough to bring me a dozen from Austria all the way to the US! Now their croissant is another amazing product. Flakey and buttery! You would not want to put any fillings on it because in itself, it's to die for! Literally! I got Anker doughnut holes since that was the only thing they had for doughnuts and their regular croissants at the Vienna main train station.. but it has nothing compared to Le Crobags. So don't waste your time. I am just being honest, trying to save you guys $$ by leading you to the best bread bakery in Europe! So, if you haven't tried them.. go fall in line now!

If you're at the Salzburg train station, are too lazy to step outside and get a quality Doner…read moresandwich, and don't know where to grab a quick bite at the station: stop right here. Crobag is a French bakery chain with (franchise?) locations across Germany, Austria, Switzerland (and perhaps other countries). I would expect their business model is to have locations in train stations, for I've seen them in quite a few ones. If you're wondering about the name of the bakery chain, it's easy to guess that's would one comes up with if one smashes together a croissant and a baguette. Simple. Effective. Will remind you that this place is focused around breakfast pastries and sandwiches (though I also saw salads). I wouldn't normally review a chain, but in this particular franchise at least, I was quite impressed with their quality. What sold me on them was that they were baking fresh batches of croissant on premises after 7 pm in the evening (probably get the dough delivered from HQ and bake it on location). That really won me over, and while I had no intent on purchasing anything here initially, I stopped and got a marzipan croissant here, for the novelty factor, and quite liked it. (3.5 stars)