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I am so glad my bf found this place! Breakfast is a huge thing in America and we haven't had a real breakfast since we've been here. An omelet just sounded like comforts of home and this place delivers. I honestly forgot what kind of omelets we ordered, but it was filling and delicious. Our omelets came with some bread which definitely filled us up. The service was very nice and when we were here the placed got crowded, which is always a good sign. If you're questioning a place to go to definitely give this place a try.
Came for a brunch early in the morning. Seated right away for the two of us. Pros: - fast service - cute decor - very laid back atmosphere Notes - food and coffee is good, decent all around - we didn't try any of the specialty items- just run of the mill eggs and bacon - there are books in the cafe available for perusing
The breakfast club had great breakfast/brunch food in a really cute space. The inside had a cute ambience and I loved the art on the walls. We ordered a Bonnie and Clyde (mountain cheese toast, fried egg, bacon, pesto) and a French toast with cinnamon, fruit and Nutella. The toast was really good and flavorful. The French toast was great as well, but I wish they would have served the Nutella on the actual toast instead of in a little packet as a self-serve option. We also ordered a croissant on the side which tasted fresh, warm and flaky. Our total came out to €20 for two of us which was very affordable. One thing to note is that they only accept cash. The place is a little small so we had to wait a bit for seating but the service was pretty good. Overall? Had a great experience and definitely would come again if I'm in the area.
You know something... I was planning to give 4 stars due to the portion size, but the extremely high quality of food and service helped bump this place back up to the coveted fifth star. Location is very bright, sunny and small, about the size of a slightly-less-than-conservative dining room. The kitchen they use is smaller than the one I had in my college dorm room... Don't let this deter you at all. Food and drink came out relatively quick, as was the turnaround for customers. Typically, when someone was walking, someone was finishing up. They also play music from vinyl records, which I think is a really nice touch. Ovaltine hot chocolate, had about the same amount, by volume, of milk foam as it did hot chocolate. Great if you love milk foam found on cappuccinos (which I do). It seems to me this is what distinguishes it from a regular hot chocolate. It was, as another Yelper wrote: "warm and chocolaty." It was also a tad sweeter than most hot chocolates I have had in Vienna so far. French toast with bacon and fruit was excellent. The dish was extremely well balanced in terms of bacon to toast to fruit to syrup. French toast ranks in the best I have ever had in my life. It was cooked perfectly where the outside had a teeny tiny bit of crispness, and the inside was warm, and cooked to just past the point of gooeyness. Therefore, the toast was an experience to savor with every chew. Bacon was great (isn't it always :D). It is thin, not overcooked, and the fact that it was crisp but not crispy like a bacon flavored potato chip worked extremely well with the dish. It was also piled on top of the french toast, acting like a part of the dish rather than a side dish. Maple syrup was less vicious than most, but this is usually true of real maple syrups. It was also not overly sweet, and did wonders for the toast and bacon. I tried the experience of the toast and bacon together adding its mapley "two cents" without overwhelming the dish The fruit was varied and good. Actually sweeter than the syrup. I would have liked just a touch more though. While I did thoroughly enjoy my meal, I left and while I was no longer hungry, I did not feel my rather voracious appetite satisfied, especially since I woke up late enough that I had effectively skipped breakfast. So, thinking about what I would write, I thought I would deduct a star for the portion size. H However, I thought some more and realized that I do, in fact, have a voracious appetite, and that quality over quantity matters. If there was a large portion size, then the experience of the awesome french toast would be trumped by the desire to eat everything on my plate (which happened once or twice elsewhere and did, in fact, take away from the experience). Service was wicked nice!
The Breakfast club is a strange little place. The interior is simple, relaxed, retro and also very random in a cool way. It's a mix between somebodys apartment, a little bit of Africa, a little bit of New York and located in the middle of Vienna. They play music on vinyl record player. As we visited they put on Elvis and some old country music .. The chef looks really cool. Wearing a big hat and sunglasses. This might not happen every day - I wouldn't know. The place is extremely popular, so you need to be prepared to wait on the bench outside. Inside there are perhaps 5 small tables. The menu is quite big. I had an omelette with a breadbasket. Tasted good. Also the coffee was great. All the other dishes, which they served other guests, looked great as well.
Good place for breakfast but I won't go out of my way to return here. I got my bread basket pretty quickly with extra jam, as requested, water followed immediately after. My Sunny Side Up plate arrived within a very reasonable amount of time, too. My BF's plate took longer, good thing we had bread, but once he got it, he didn't mind, he was very pleased with the quality of preparation and ingredients. What I didn't like is that we were never asked, if we'd like another coffee and I had to ask for water refill plus waitress dipped strings of her apron into my glass and didn't replace it. Two plates, two coffees totaled €30.80. Cash only,
Came in for an early morning coffee run. Staff were friendly and helpful and this was the best latte I've had in Vienna so far (though if you've read my previous reviews, I've had a pretty poor coffee experience so far). So I'm not over the moon but it was of a higher standard than anywhere else so far. There was a small space for the kitchen where breakfast was being prepared and for 8am the tables were full with people enjoying a morning in the sun with fresh bread and coffee. Well worth giving a try.
I walked into The Breakfast Club for brunch at around 11:00am and had to wait 15 minutes for a table. It's a very small and cozy restaurant with a nice atmosphere, chill music, and kind staff. I ordered the Monk's Omelette, which is a 3 egg omelette with onions, peppers, tomatoes, cheese, bacon, paprika, and chili. It also came with a bread and butter basket for 9 euros. The omelette was very well made in terms of placement of ingredients and was fresh and enjoyable to eat. Definitely one of the tastiest/more creative omelettes I've had. I enjoyed this place quite a bit and would definitely recommend it.
This place is helmed by a couple of hipsters who cook while listening to music from a gramophone, and the patrons seem to be university students or hip adults... You get the picture. We came here on a weekday morning and had to wait on the little stools for about 40 minutes. Their menu is clearly marked Gluten-Free, Vegetarian, Vegan, etc for those who have finicky palates/allergies/preferences. We got egg-based dishes and they came reasonable quickly - it's hard to go wrong with omelettes. The bread was a bit cold and hard, and I assume they don't bake their own rye. I also got yogurt with fruit, and it came with fruit that aren't my favorites - apples, but reasonably yummy. My favorite bit was the bacon. The bacon isn't your usual bacon, but the smoked type, shaved so very thinly till almost transparent. Oh what a delight. I would come back just for the bacon. Bacon, bacon, bacon. Don't leave here without it.
I have been planning to come here for a long time and finally i managed to. they have a variety of dishes and combinations they actually trigger the "i want it all effect". We, my brother and I, ordered the styria breakfast and RA breakfast. The dishes were good and fresh, but for my personal taste they lacked in seasoning. You cannot season omelettes after they are served. i also was able to tell that dishes of same order don't always look the same. my brother had RA breakfast and looked different than what you can see in the reviews. On the other hand, if you stay open minded you will be able to see the passion behind this place and the warm personality of the waiters and the chef. a treat: porridge was very good. so all in all 3 stars (i would go again but it wouldn't be my first choice)
2 months ago
Amazing good and amazing staff. This was one of my favorite places that I visited in Vienna. read more
3 months ago
Small and cozy spot in Vienna out of District 1. I had read the previous reviews and was looking for a simple American-style breakfast as well and this place delivered. My daughter ordered the French toast, and I tried the Monk omelette the server recommended. After too many mornings of coffee and cake, it was nice to have a real, satisfying breakfast. The place isn't fancy, but the food was good and reasonably priced. Definitely recommend if you're looking for solid food without the fancy price tag. read more
1 year ago
I am so glad my bf found this place! Breakfast is a huge thing in America and we haven't had a real breakfast since we've been here. An omelet just sounded like comforts of home and this place delivers. I honestly forgot what kind of omelets we ordered, but it was filling and delicious. Our omelets came with some bread which definitely filled us up. The service was very nice and when we were here the placed got crowded, which is always a good sign. If you're questioning a place to go to definitely give this place a try. read more
Came for a brunch early in the morning. Seated right away for the two of us. Pros: - fast service - cute decor - very laid back atmosphere Notes - food and coffee is good, decent all around - we didn't try any of the specialty items- just run of the mill eggs and bacon - there are books in the cafe available for perusing read more
7 years ago
The breakfast club had great breakfast/brunch food in a really cute space. The inside had a cute ambience and I loved the art on the walls. We ordered a Bonnie and Clyde (mountain cheese toast, fried egg, bacon, pesto) and a French toast with cinnamon, fruit and Nutella. The toast was really good and flavorful. The French toast was great as well, but I wish they would have served the Nutella on the actual toast instead of in a little packet as a self-serve option. We also ordered a croissant on the side which tasted fresh, warm and flaky. Our total came out to €20 for two of us which was very affordable. One thing to note is that they only accept cash. The place is a little small so we had to wait a bit for seating but the service was pretty good. Overall? Had a great experience and definitely would come again if I'm in the area. read more
7 years ago
Finally found a decent breakfast/brunch place in Vienna! Super happy about it. The food is delicious and very filling. A lot of choices, and delicious french toast! Although space is quite small, and usually full, we only had to wait for 10minutes for the table. Must try! read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
You know something... I was planning to give 4 stars due to the portion size, but the extremely high quality of food and service helped bump this place back up to the coveted fifth star. Location is very bright, sunny and small, about the size of a slightly-less-than-conservative dining room. The kitchen they use is smaller than the one I had in my college dorm room... Don't let this deter you at all. Food and drink came out relatively quick, as was the turnaround for customers. Typically, when someone was walking, someone was finishing up. They also play music from vinyl records, which I think is a really nice touch. Ovaltine hot chocolate, had about the same amount, by volume, of milk foam as it did hot chocolate. Great if you love milk foam found on cappuccinos (which I do). It seems to me this is what distinguishes it from a regular hot chocolate. It was, as another Yelper wrote: "warm and chocolaty." It was also a tad sweeter than most hot chocolates I have had in Vienna so far. French toast with bacon and fruit was excellent. The dish was extremely well balanced in terms of bacon to toast to fruit to syrup. French toast ranks in the best I have ever had in my life. It was cooked perfectly where the outside had a teeny tiny bit of crispness, and the inside was warm, and cooked to just past the point of gooeyness. Therefore, the toast was an experience to savor with every chew. Bacon was great (isn't it always :D). It is thin, not overcooked, and the fact that it was crisp but not crispy like a bacon flavored potato chip worked extremely well with the dish. It was also piled on top of the french toast, acting like a part of the dish rather than a side dish. Maple syrup was less vicious than most, but this is usually true of real maple syrups. It was also not overly sweet, and did wonders for the toast and bacon. I tried the experience of the toast and bacon together adding its mapley "two cents" without overwhelming the dish The fruit was varied and good. Actually sweeter than the syrup. I would have liked just a touch more though. While I did thoroughly enjoy my meal, I left and while I was no longer hungry, I did not feel my rather voracious appetite satisfied, especially since I woke up late enough that I had effectively skipped breakfast. So, thinking about what I would write, I thought I would deduct a star for the portion size. H However, I thought some more and realized that I do, in fact, have a voracious appetite, and that quality over quantity matters. If there was a large portion size, then the experience of the awesome french toast would be trumped by the desire to eat everything on my plate (which happened once or twice elsewhere and did, in fact, take away from the experience). Service was wicked nice! read more
The Breakfast club is a strange little place. The interior is simple, relaxed, retro and also very random in a cool way. It's a mix between somebodys apartment, a little bit of Africa, a little bit of New York and located in the middle of Vienna. They play music on vinyl record player. As we visited they put on Elvis and some old country music .. The chef looks really cool. Wearing a big hat and sunglasses. This might not happen every day - I wouldn't know. The place is extremely popular, so you need to be prepared to wait on the bench outside. Inside there are perhaps 5 small tables. The menu is quite big. I had an omelette with a breadbasket. Tasted good. Also the coffee was great. All the other dishes, which they served other guests, looked great as well. read more
6 years ago
Good place for breakfast but I won't go out of my way to return here. I got my bread basket pretty quickly with extra jam, as requested, water followed immediately after. My Sunny Side Up plate arrived within a very reasonable amount of time, too. My BF's plate took longer, good thing we had bread, but once he got it, he didn't mind, he was very pleased with the quality of preparation and ingredients. What I didn't like is that we were never asked, if we'd like another coffee and I had to ask for water refill plus waitress dipped strings of her apron into my glass and didn't replace it. Two plates, two coffees totaled €30.80. Cash only, read more
10 years ago
Came in for an early morning coffee run. Staff were friendly and helpful and this was the best latte I've had in Vienna so far (though if you've read my previous reviews, I've had a pretty poor coffee experience so far). So I'm not over the moon but it was of a higher standard than anywhere else so far. There was a small space for the kitchen where breakfast was being prepared and for 8am the tables were full with people enjoying a morning in the sun with fresh bread and coffee. Well worth giving a try. read more
I walked into The Breakfast Club for brunch at around 11:00am and had to wait 15 minutes for a table. It's a very small and cozy restaurant with a nice atmosphere, chill music, and kind staff. I ordered the Monk's Omelette, which is a 3 egg omelette with onions, peppers, tomatoes, cheese, bacon, paprika, and chili. It also came with a bread and butter basket for 9 euros. The omelette was very well made in terms of placement of ingredients and was fresh and enjoyable to eat. Definitely one of the tastiest/more creative omelettes I've had. I enjoyed this place quite a bit and would definitely recommend it. read more
8 years ago
7 years ago
Great breakfast! Literally best pancakes & French toast my husband and I have ever had. Small shop, so wait time was about 20 minutes, but it's well worth it. read more
10 years ago
This place is helmed by a couple of hipsters who cook while listening to music from a gramophone, and the patrons seem to be university students or hip adults... You get the picture. We came here on a weekday morning and had to wait on the little stools for about 40 minutes. Their menu is clearly marked Gluten-Free, Vegetarian, Vegan, etc for those who have finicky palates/allergies/preferences. We got egg-based dishes and they came reasonable quickly - it's hard to go wrong with omelettes. The bread was a bit cold and hard, and I assume they don't bake their own rye. I also got yogurt with fruit, and it came with fruit that aren't my favorites - apples, but reasonably yummy. My favorite bit was the bacon. The bacon isn't your usual bacon, but the smoked type, shaved so very thinly till almost transparent. Oh what a delight. I would come back just for the bacon. Bacon, bacon, bacon. Don't leave here without it. read more
10 years ago
One of the most hip places we found in Vienna. You sit at cosy, bistro style chairs in a small but very high room and listen to vinyl music. The food is simply tasty. Creative choices and pleasant suprises are mixed with superb quality. Will come again when in Vienna! read more
I have been planning to come here for a long time and finally i managed to. they have a variety of dishes and combinations they actually trigger the "i want it all effect". We, my brother and I, ordered the styria breakfast and RA breakfast. The dishes were good and fresh, but for my personal taste they lacked in seasoning. You cannot season omelettes after they are served. i also was able to tell that dishes of same order don't always look the same. my brother had RA breakfast and looked different than what you can see in the reviews. On the other hand, if you stay open minded you will be able to see the passion behind this place and the warm personality of the waiters and the chef. a treat: porridge was very good. so all in all 3 stars (i would go again but it wouldn't be my first choice) read more
12 years ago
A bit hard to find at first, but an absolute joy to eat breakfast at in the end. The mini waffles with Nutella were excellent, along with the hot chocolate and warm oatmeal. A Wien must. read more
11 years ago
This place was on point. It was a bit of a walk away, but that just made me more determined to find it! The place had a vintage feel, and was pretty clean. The two ladies who ran it were lovely, and both made me feel welcome by speaking English! There is also an English menu provided too. The food was out of this world. I had a hot chocolate and the french toast with bacon. It was served with a little fruit salad too. It tasted amazing, and came to just about €10. Overall, one of Vienna's best breakfast spots, for sure! read more
8 years ago
Nice place for breakfast. Many combinations of eggs and side dishes. Classic English breakfast here. And very tasty coffee. Interesting that you can make your own breakfast from dishes list read more
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This place is super cute, and the service was lovely. We waited maybe 10 minutes for a table because it's on the smaller side, but it was totally worth it. The food is reasonably priced and tastes delicious. I got the French toast, which for its price was a fair size and filled me up. Also, free water, which I have yet to otherwise find in Prague or Vienna. read more
9 years ago
A cozy little hidden gem! Service was great and the food was amazing...the food is prepared in an open kitchen with fresh ingredients right in front of your eyes. read more
15 years ago
8 years ago
Really great place for breakfast or brunch. Portions are big, hot chocolate is warm and chocolatey, staff is friendly, local is small and friendly! There is no rush to eat up and move out and you get the feeling that you could spend a couple of hours having something to eat and drink. (As we did today.) There is the feeling of being in one of your friends kitchen just hanging out. So comfortable and relaxed. Although smallish, if you find yourself a seat you are set for the whole morning. Most meals come with a drink included, be it orange juice or coffee. The interior is sparsely decorated save for a gigantic picture of an african bush scene, a Bob Dylan poster (if it didn't deserve 5 stars before, it does now!) and a few children's drawings. At first I thought it may be from the owners children but then I noticed a small children's table with crayons and pencils and while we were there the young ones were encouraged to draw something and the drawings were duly placed on the wall. Great touch, I think! The food was hearty and fulling. I had the Cape Town special which is a great reminder of breakfasts at home. Two pieces of bread with warm baked beans and a couple of fried eggs on top. And bacon on the side! Just like being back at my grandmothers.... All in all a very nice relaxed breakfast joint. read more
10 years ago
My favorite brunch place in Vienna! They have great food and cheap prices. Many of the dishes come with a drink so it works out to be a good deal. The fish I always ordered came with elderflower water, something I wouldn't typically drink but I ended up liking it a lot. It's a very small place so I recommend going at off hours. Once went around 3 and was seated right away. Great little place! read more
9 years ago
Cheap and delicious! English menus. The cold hand Luke omelette was so good we got a second one, haha. read more
10 years ago
Absolutely great experience! I got the Vienna special and it was exactly what I needed-you get croissant and bread with fruit and a soft boiled egg. I also ordered their waffles and it was definitely different from waffles I'm used to in the states but they are still delicious-the insides aren't fluffy but more dense. It kind of reminded me of mochi a bit. Everything tastes really good and the staff is so nice as well. Ask for an English menu! read more
The Breakfast Club is one of those places I have been dying to check off my list of places to eat in Vienna. We got there early Saturday morning and sat right down. The menu was in english which made it easy to choose, but we got the food and it was okay, and they also forgot to give us the juice that came with the meal! What I really liked about The Breakfast Club was the quirky staff and the lively atmosphere. It is a cute and unique little place near Naschmarkt, but I wouldn't make it my "go-to" breakfast place anytime soon! read more
8 years ago
10 years ago
A local's spot for sure! Great breakfast options. A small restaurant with friendly staff. You can watch your food being prepared from anywhere in the restaurant. The menu was in English, and I had the sunny side up plate and a classic Viennese coffee. Both were delicious. Located close to one of Vienna's biggest markets, this breakfast stop makes for a perfect Saturday morning doing what the locals do! read more
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