Delicious waffles and crepe, you can customize them as needed. A bit pricy but that is fine for the…read moreresults you get. Inside the place is only high chairs which is not friendly for old people.

My friend and I did a little shopping at the Manner Shop in Innere Stadt, while we were exploring…read moreVienna for a few days earlier this month. Even if you think you don't know the brand, you might recognize Manner wafers when you see them. Their classic Neapolitan wafers were introduced in 1898 and are hazelnut-cream filled wafers. Josef Manner opened his first stop next to St. Stephen's Cathedral. I'm not sure if the current shop is located in the same place as the original shop, but it's certainly close by (just across from the cathedral). The shop is tiny, but it's well stocked - full of the classic Manner wafers but also additional flavors and a million other items related to Manner. Given the company's history, Manner wafers make a perfect souvenir from a trip to Vienna. Stop by and take some home - whether you love them already or not.

Yelp Review 2023 #268:…read more Every time I or anybody in the family go to a Duty Free shop in Europe, a big box of Manner has to be brought home. Crunchy wafers with chocolate and hazelnut cream in between. Located across from St. Stephen's Cathedral, I had to come visit this shop. You can get Manner in different flavors and shapes, and packaging: giant box, small bag. They have chocolate-covered Manner. So many options I didn't know exist. My mind was definitely blown. Keep in mind, these wafers have a rather short shelf life. Be sure to eat them within 6 months after purchasing them or they'll be expired. I've actually eaten expired Manner before and it was rancid! They also have Mozartkugeln (chocolate ball with marzipan and pistachio in the middle), individually wrapped chocolates and pralines. For serious Manner lovers, you can get liqueur, a t-shirt, a bag, and a hoodie, teddy bear, flash drive, snow globe, and all kinds of little accessories.

Amazing good and amazing staff. This was one of my favorite places that I visited in Vienna.read more

Small and cozy spot in Vienna out of District 1. I had read the previous reviews and was looking…read morefor 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.

Worth the stop! Very yummy coffee and inside a waffle cone, how can you go wrong? When you get to…read morethe bottom you are left with a little chunk of melting chocolate. Superb.

Okay, I fell for this tourist trap. All these rave reviews for this expensive little chocolate cone…read moreof cappuccino. Really cute concept but also somewhat forgettable, though a needed boost during the day.

Stopped by here to check the place out. We had the Apple strudel and some mulled wine in the…read moreoutdoor cafe area. The strudel was decadent. We then proceeded insude to have a light dinner, the wait was minimal. They took our coats and seated us. The waiter took our orders. We had beef soups, and beef goulash. The food was good not outstanding. We were so full we could not have any additional dessert. Once our order was taken we never saw the waiter again. No one checked on us and we waited so long for the Check, we had to ask two different people. I expected better service at this type of establishment.

Another famous Cafe, the hubby and I got to try this during our trip to Vienna. This is a cafe…read morewhere famous people have visited so it is quite popular as it is located near city hall. We had to wait in line for around 30ish minutes before we were seated. The ambiance here takes you back in time and service here was very good. As we were visiting in the afternoon, we got a latte as well as the famous apple strudel in vanilla sauce. The strudel was good and the vanilla sauce is definitely sweet, but the dessert did not taste as fresh as I feel it should have been. However, not bad and worth visiting for the experience.

EVERYTHING was amazing about this cafe! the ambience, the decor, the service, the coffees, the…read morefood/desserts... 10 stars if i could!! i don't make my way to Europe much but Café Mozart is 100% getting my visit again if i am ever in Vienna again! in the 3 short days i was in Vienna while hubby was in business meetings, i went to Cafe Mozart 4x!!! and this was also with me checking out other cafés (Belvedere Palace, Café Prückel, Schwarzenberg...) I kept coming back to Mozart's and brought my husband one evening as well! my only request: when i'm back in Vienna, everyone who is reading this review, please don't go to Café Mozart. i want to be seated quickly !!!!

Very delicious coffee and eggs with salmon. The service was top notch and I don't know if you can…read morebeat the patio seating with the beautiful surroundings. What a wonderful way to spend a Saturday morning in Vienna!

It was just incredible! Amazing taste, I ate the same waffles in New York, but these are not…read morecomparable. Very carefully chosen taste qualities, each ingredient adds another, a waffle just of gigantic size. Attentive institution

after a day that included about 8 miles of hiking throughout Vienna, it was justifiable to indulge…read morein a bit of dessert. the decision was made, of course, while in the complete opposite corner of the city, but it was worth it. a large waffle stuffed with your choice of sweets, such as ice cream, Nutella, fruit, sprinkles, cookie crumbles, etc. they even have savory options with chicken or cheese. pretty hefty size for the price (5 Euro) and the kid at the counter worked fast. the waffle was softened by the ice cream, but actually maintained a fair amount of structural integrity versus turning into goop as I feared. a good choice overall. rock me diabeetus!