The 50 best breakfast and brunch in Vienna

Great place, pretty classy. Get the All Day Big Boy Breakfast Sandwich. It was quite pricy at €16 but it was worth it. The best thing about this place is the amazing atmosphere when the sun is out. If you know you are coming on a sunny day, make a reservation to sit outside in the shade. You will experience the definition of atmosphere. Places like these will make us come back to Vienna.

Great food that tasted exquisitely and was presented immaculately. €165 for 2 people spent. Was a little too warm by the window but it is summer. Nice to have a steak that was cooked exactly as wanted. If we visit Vienna again we will surely eat here again. Recommended to reserve a table ahead of time.

Probably the best restaurant around! Service was incredible and the food was just divine From the minute we arrived they made us feel welcomed right through to when we finished our wonderful meal. And I must say the smashed burger I have’s was probably the best ever! Located right on the canal this place had the coolest vibe to match! A must go! Thank you to the whole team there!!

This place is recommended on various guides and by various people. We reserved a dinner for 6:30 PM and we arrived at the opening at 6. Was not a problem to get a table next to window as we asked for. The waiter was very good and helped to make some choices between the options we had for food. Also he recommended a good local white wine for our fish. What I appreciated ( and I recommend people traveling from other countries or continents to do - verify where you travel and what is the local food and people culture ) was the focus on client wellbeing . Example: food takes time to be served ( thanks good is cocked and not microwaved ) and the waiter asked us if we are ready for main dish or we want to wait a little and enjoy view and discussion. Regarding the food - is a real gastronomic restaurant , I enjoyed the fish and chips revisited and the gazpacho as starter. If you are not in rush, if you understand the restaurant is an experience and not a need to eat, if you accept the local “cold” people style then go here and enjoy the view of Danube Channel. One mention - they have bar, terrace and restaurant - my dinner was in the restaurant.

Amazing atmosphere and great view! If you want to spend an evening with good drinks, lively atmosphere, breeze from water, I recommend Motto. It is a bit pricey, so be prepared to give some cash. The location is a former cruise ship, and the vibe is accordingly great! I recommend reserving a place in advance

Very cozy restaurant right at the Donau. The staff was friendly and attentive. I had the breakfast sandwich which tasted good besides the fact that the avocado has had its best times.

We wholeheartedly recommend Motto! We stopped by for coffee and had an espresso and a cappuccino. We can only say good things about Motto am Fluss: beautiful ambience, very friendly staff, attentive service, and cleanliness. The brand design is lovely, and the value for money is great as well. Special thanks to Benjamin for the kind hospitality! :)

We had breakfast at Ulrich. Overall, the food was okay but didn’t fully meet my expectations. The “Big Tasty” breakfast option was good and cooked perfectly, but unfortunately it was very salty—perhaps just an off day in the kitchen. The shakshuka was over-spiced for my taste. On the positive side, the croissant was very tasty and fresh, and the avocado bread was excellent. I’d consider coming back to try other dishes, but this visit was a bit mixed.

Very nice and cozy place with polite staff. I liked all the food, except for the Venetian meat stew, which wasn't particularly tasty. I expected something more like a goulash taste, but it wasn’t quite that level. Everything else was excellent. Also missed some dark beer.

We had breakfast here and overall it was very good. The food was fresh and enjoyable, and the staff were friendly and welcoming. The only small downside was that my cappuccino tasted a bit sour, but aside from that, it’s a nice café and worth visiting.

Very cozy breakfast with many options to choose from. Especially liked the smashed avocado with additional Benny eggs on top. Shakshuka was also a nice option. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. Inside and outside seating options are available.

I cannot wait for time, when people could not smoke outside, when sitting in a restaurant. What is the worst than you sit inside to avoid the people sitting outside and smoking next to you, however, it is summer and windows are open, so the smoke comes inside. The food was really tasty. They specialize mainly on breakfast.

Feels good to stay, we had a better breakfasts before. Great service and care, just forgot to give us the toothpick but thats fine.

We had breakfast here and enjoyed the food, hospitality and area. We were there around 10 am and found a table right away but better to have reservations. After 11 am it was full and people had to wait for a table. We got tabula rasa and smashed avocado with poached eggs. Tabula rasa has so many things and I think it can be considered as 1.5 portion size. Avocado plate is delicious. I’d definitely recommend this place for breakfast.

Stopped by here when we got rained on. Place is clean, although their dining area is closed. So, we have to eat our croissant standing at the side with our latte. 😝 Coffee is good! They have variety of choices of baked goods.

Me and my significant other enjoyed Joseph Brot. The atmosphere was nice, not too crowded, you have space and you are able to hear the person next to you without a problem. We ate the Strudel and it was simply the most amazing strudel we have ever tried, definitely recommend. Our coffee was the chocolate one and it was really nice, but not that strong if you are in need for awakening. Great place, worth a visit.

I LOVE BREAD. I was told that Vienna has the best bakers in Europe. They were not wrong. This was my first baker destination in Vienna and it was an excellent choice. I loved their bread. I loved their coffee. They might not have a seating area but you can enjoy the baking goods in the public area. EXCELLENT . LOVED IT .

Perhaps I should have tried different bread the viennoiseries were bit disappointing & very pricey for what it is. Der Man, the bakery next door, is really excellent on the contrary.

First time I bought the milk it was spoiled... it was a bit disappointing but it happens. Otherwise their milk is very tasty and the bread was delicious too 🙂

What a great bakery! Small, cozy and delicious options. They have a lot of bio options, breads, pastries and really good coffee. Come here for take away breakfast on your way to the office to your tour. My recommendations would be the bread twist with cheese and bacon & banana walnut muffin 😋😋

The baked goods were very good, naturally sweet, large. The coffee, however, was disappointing: one was barely warm, the other cold entirely.

Great hote! The room was spacious, stylish, very clean, and the bed was super comfortable. We asked to switch to firmer pillows and the staff handled it right away. The minibar was a real highlight – restocked daily with water, soft drinks, wine, and beer, all free of charge – plus a great coffee machine in the room. Toiletries from a boutique Austrian brand were a lovely touch. Location is excellent. Highly recommended!

Fabulous hotel in central Vienna. Greeted warmly on arrival and phoned when our room was ready. Room itself was lovely, spacious with a little book nook overlooking the park, and the complimentary wine and beer in the fridge was a lovely touch. Only tried the cake in the cafe but it was first class. Rooms very clean and the staff super friendly all round the clock. Only small issue was the room didn't get cleaned until late afternoon so that disrupted us a couple of times, but no big deal, would definitely recommend.

I had the pleasure of staying at The Guesthouse Vienna in June 2024, and I’m long overdue in sharing how memorable the experience was. This charming 38-room boutique hotel is perfectly nestled in the heart of Vienna, making it an ideal base for exploring the city. The little touches stood out immediately — from the complimentary bottles of red and white wine waiting in the room to the attentive and helpful bellmen who made arrivals and departures seamless. My room was beautifully appointed, comfortable, and offered wonderful views of the city that made waking up each morning a treat. The lobby restaurant is not to be missed — stylish yet relaxed, with incredible food that set the tone for the rest of my time in Vienna. Everything about the property feels thoughtfully curated, striking the right balance between modern comfort and boutique charm. I’d happily return on my next trip to Vienna and recommend The Guesthouse Vienna to anyone looking for a stay that feels both special and welcoming.

Stopped by for a quick breakfast and was interested to see mostly Viennese not tourists having breakfast. I had the eggs Benedict and they were perfect. My wife had a pumpkin bread scramble, think avocado toast with a fluffy egg scramble on top. She loved it.

Stayed here for 3 nights in the deluxe room (family of 3) although we’ve been countless times to the brasserie because we love the food and the service. This was our first time staying at the hotel, we usually do air bnb as we come to Vienna every summer. Our stay started as a 3, here’s why: - first night we stayed on the first floor and it was very loud later in the evening because you could hear the music from the restaurant and the bass was thumping up through the floor and it was just noisy in general. If you stay here, stay on a higher floor. We mentioned this to the front desk reception and they moved us to a higher floor for night 2 and 3. Great service. - when we arrived, we had our car out front to unload our bags. While we were checking in, the valet came over to us and rudely told us that we cannot leave our car there. At all hotels, the first question should be “may I move your car for you to the lot” as that’s exactly what we intended on doing. So we found it odd as it wasn’t the best first impression Our stay improved - the rooms are really well equipped and very spacious, beautiful, comfortable and stylish. Our daughter loved the little nook with cushions at the window. The rooms are stocked with free water and bottles of wine which you can bring to the restaurant free of charge. This is why it started out as a 3 but improved to a 4. The front desk reception were wonderful, service oriented and pleasant. We had dinner and breakfast at the brasserie and also sat on the patio many times for a drink and snack on our 3 night stay. I will do a separate review for that of the brasserie but definitely try the bio lemonade with thyme and lemon - it’s divine!

i am a local. we had dinner with friends on a friday. not many guest present though. service was amazing. all the waiters did everything to make you feel more than absolutely comfortable. food was delicious, much better than expected. highly recommended! usually i go there for breakfast only, however service and quality of food was still great/excellent, every time I go there. make sure to reserve a table for the morning.

Two of the best breakfasts myself and my travel companion had whilst we were in Vienna, the staff are incredibly friendly and attentive, there's a lovely atmosphere, it was that nice we decided on the spot to come again for breakfast the following day! Thank you for your kindness and delicious food ❤️

Good food but nothing more, haven’t felt that special something. Not very large portions, but was enough to feel fed, at least for some time. Good service and nice atmosphere. Recommend to eat there, but bring cash, they don’t accept credit or debit cards 🤭

Some new flavor that we've never ever tried before. All dishes we choose is good to very good. We really like the knafeh dessert, which is very complex, different textures.

Really delicious and generous portions. The fries are home made and tasty. Spiced chicken was delicious. Pastrami sandwich really good too.

Neni used to be one of our favorite places cozy atmosphere, delicious breakfasts, and lots of fond memories. We often came here with my family and celebrated birthdays. Our absolute favorite was the pancakes with salted caramel, cream sauce, pecans, sesame seeds, and blueberries we had them regularly for over two years. But this time everything was ruined. The dish arrived without pecans or blueberries, served on cheap-looking tableware. After we pointed it out, the waiter brought the missing ingredients in a single sauce dish — clearly not enough for two portions. It felt like we were being tricked, and if we hadn’t known what the dish was supposed to look like, we might not have noticed at all. My daughter was especially disappointed, this place had sentimental value for her. It’s really sad to see the quality and attention to detail decline so much. Unfortunately, we no longer feel like coming back.

We enjoyed a tasty dinner at NENI. Our server named Give was amazing. Food arrived fast after ordering, portions were quite large. There were several vegetarian options on the menu. I recommend making a table reservation in advance. I would appreciate if they accepted card payment and not just cash. The chairs were quite uncomfortable, I recommend buying some pillows or smaller cushions and place them on the chairs for a more pleasant experience. We will be back next time we visit Vienna!

This is one of the authentic middle Eastern cuisine spot. We tried falafel, aubergine steak, Kunafa with yoghurt ice cream is worth trying. It balance the flavours. Highly recommended. Its cash only and ATM is located at 50m from the entry.

This was a nice Mediterranean restaurant. The service was great. Lots of staff members around and all seem to be helpful . The food quality was on point. The apps all great with the humus stealing the show for us. The main dishes did not disappoint and came out pretty fast. Try the Kunafeh but I would ask for it without the topping as it the flavors did not mix well with lemon yogurt or whatever that was. Majority of the seating is outside and they do have some shade areas but in the heat it did not help much and there is no air conditioning inside the restaurant. Overall food was great and recommend this place if you are visiting.

This is a really nice, cozy cafe with a great atmosphere, perfect for a relaxing afternoon. Let's talk about the cakes: they were truly amazing. I highly recommend trying them. They're definitely the highlight! The service system is a little unique: you have to buy tokens from the waiter, which you then exchange for the cake of your choice at the counter. It worked fine, but be prepared for that step. The coffee was okay-ish (nothing special, but totally drinkable). Just be warned, this place gets crowded. If you don't have a reservation, expect to wait a little for a table, but honestly, the cakes make the wait worth it!

As I understand it, this café has a social mission - that’s probably the only thing that can justify such high prices for everything. The coffee is good, and the cake is tasty too. The breakfast with a sandwich is quite ordinary, nothing special. The atmosphere itself is unusual; you can spend a long time looking around - there are lots of little details. It’s worth booking a table in advance, even on a weekday.

Lovely cafe, just so homely and delicious food, shakshuka was good as well home made rolls. Cute bathrooms. Expect a wait as it gets busy! But it’s worth it!

This is a lovely and charming restaurant–coffeehouse. The staff are exceptionally attentive and genuinely friendly — something you don’t often find in Vienna. It’s the perfect spot for tourists exploring the city. Walking into the restaurant feels like being hugged by your grandmother — cozy, comforting, and full of warmth. The desserts were freshly made, warm, and absolutely delicious. My only complaint was that it was very pricey. I ordered two mélange and two apple strudels which total €27.

Very good dessert and ambience! The grandpas and grandmas are so lively and dessert was amazing. We got the Buchtel and caprese cake. Both were so good. Not overly sweet. Def recommend! And they have cute postcards as a souvenir from here.

We were in Vienna for a few days for my Mum's 60th birthday, and decided to drop into the Vollpension having seen it on TV in the UK. It most definitely lived up to expectations - we ate the buchtel and it was delicious, and the atmosphere of the place is so quaint and cosy, you really do feel like you're in Granny's living room! The highlight was the staff - so welcoming and so chatty, and when they found out it was Mum's birthday, it wasn't long before a free cake with a candle was coming out and they were singing happy birthday to her! Such a treat, and a definite highlight of our trip. A hidden gem that I would recommend to anyone visiting Vienna!

We were seated inside amid the bustle and bric-a-brac. We ordered the big breakfast - a perfectly cooked boiled egg, five delicious breads, pickles, cheeses, meats, orange juice, sparkling wine, cake, butter and jam. Plus coffee. It's a fun place. Attentive an friendly staff. Worth a detour.

We’ve been here a few times and tried various dishes—from granola to avocado desserts. The taste is decent but nothing extraordinary. Service is average, and prices match the city center. It’s a good option for a quick bite or a casual meeting in a place with plenty of seating, but nothing more. However, we did get stale bread a couple of times, and the fresh mint in the tea wasn’t so fresh.

We managed to find seats without a reservation. The staff was friendly, but I was not impressed with the cuisine and specifically the burger. The meat was tasty, but the lack of vegetables (tomato and pickles) and sauce (which was separate) gave it a dry taste. For a restaurant with such a high rating, I expected a larger assortment of beer.

The location is beautiful with an outside terrace lined with fragrant flowers and beautiful greenery adding some privacy from the street. It has a view of an awe inspiring statue and several baroque buildings. The food is visually appealing as well as delicious. We got the avocado Benedict, florentine Benedict, and Brioche French toast. The hollandaise was warm and creamy and the English muffins were perfectly crispy. There was a lime crème on the French toast that was absolutely divine. The service to order and get our food was quick and the staff are very friendly and helpful but when we asked for the check we were forgotten for about 15 mins but that was fine because the view and atmosphere were so relaxing.

Great place in the heart of the city. We tried the avo benedict, breakfast burger and the shakshuka. Everything was delicious. We also had espresso macchiato and melange. The coffee was really good, however the matcha was sweetened, which was not mentioned in the menu and it tasted like a dessert- not a fan.

Well it's was my first time but I love it .... Thank you.... Well I will suggest if u go there try bamboo chicken biryani it's good and delicious

Good food, hip place with an international menu. I ate the papaya salad with salmon. It was very tasty and healthy. The shrimp dish was good but very small portion. We needed more bread to fill up.

Nice restaurant near Vienna centre. Good atmosphere and very friendly staff. The tartar was very good, as the Schnitzel! Prices a bit high, but not overpriced... Recommended.

Café Central is one of Vienna’s most iconic coffee houses, located inside the grand Palais Ferstel on Herrengasse. Stepping inside feels like entering another era—ornate columns, vaulted ceilings, and marble interiors capture the charm of 19th-century Vienna. This café wasn’t just about coffee; it was once the meeting place for some of Europe’s greatest minds. Regulars included Sigmund Freud, Leon Trotsky, Stefan Zweig, and even Adolf Loos. You can almost feel that intellectual energy still lingering in the air. It is open from Monday–Saturday from 08:00 – 21:00 and Sunday/public holidays from 10:00 – 21:00. The nearest metro station is the U-Bahn “Herrengasse” (U3) and it’s a short walk from major sights in the first district. Reservations are accepted online for up to 6 people (via their website). Larger groups need to call in. Walk-ins are possible but during busy times expect a wait. Service is professional but can be slow, especially during peak hours. Some standout dishes: the famous Apfelstrudel, Kaiser-Schmarrn, Backhendl mit Erdäpfel-Gurkensalat and classic Viennese coffee like a Wiener Melange. Prices are a bit steep compared to local cafés. Still, the experience is absolutely worth it for the atmosphere and history.

Beautiful, beautiful cafe! But do yourself a favor and set a reservation. The line out the door, waiting for tables, was wild—with a reservation, we walked right on by! We had the einspänner, melange, apple strudel, and the warm chocolate cake. The cake was a must get! My apple strudel came out a bit cold. Wasn’t my favorite. I did see someone get the kaiserschmarrn and if I could do it over, I would 1000% get that!! Our server was lovely and attentive. It was a bit expensive, definitely cheaper cafe’s all over Vienna. But… this is obviously for tourists. So you should know what you are walking into!

Beautiful interior, very cozy place to sit down and relax over a nice cup of coffee and dessert. The Espresso served with whipped cream was excellent and very smooth. The apple strudel was one of the best I've eaten thus far. A thin crispy layer of pastry with plenty of apples, a bit of sourness combined with the sweetness of the cream, just melts in your mouth. The service was also excellent - staff very friendly and cheerful. I arrived at roughly 10AM, and only waited for roughly five minutes before being seated, but the queue might be longer closer to noon. Definitely worth the wait if not in a rush.

I visited because it's said to be one of Vienna's top three Sachertorte. There was a long line in front of the store, but I got it to go and went right away. The staff greeted me with warm smiles and kindness, which made me feel very welcome. I had it with coffee, and while it was a bit too sweet for my taste, it was perfect for a day like today when I'm tired and need a sugar boost.

I went for breakfast, and there was already a long queue outside — definitely book ahead if you don’t want to wait in the cold. The desserts are the highlight for sure: beautifully presented and genuinely delicious. The rest of the food was decent, but quite simple for the price, and you’re mostly paying for the experience rather than an exceptional meal. That said, the architecture is stunning. The high ceilings, arches, and overall interior make you feel like you’re sitting inside a historical postcard. Worth visiting at least once for the atmosphere and pastries, just go in knowing it’s more about the setting than the food.

Iconic venue in Central Vienna. Beautiful building inside and out. A short wait to get in (about 10 mins), but worth it. We ordered coffee, the amazing strudel with vanilla sauce and a slice of cream Schnitten. The waiter was really funny, professional and helpful. The atmosphere is fantastic, and has the 1800s feel to it. All the staff wear period clothing. Lovely experience. We visited around 11am on Thursday. The place looks amazing at night too.

Overall experience was nice. The building and interior is very beautiful for sure and has its historic charm. Apple strudel we had was very beautiful and tasty. However we didn’t have a reservation and ended up in a line for more than 30min (beginning of November, weekday afternoon). After having seats, the atmosphere was a bit fussy and rushed due to the high demand and I wanted to quickly eat and leave. I was very curious about their apple strudel because I have heard they had the best one in Vienna. And it was good, but it’s overestimated as most cafes in the city have equally good strudels. Overall, I’m not sure if it’s worth standing in the long line and sitting in a busy atmosphere.

I love the atmosphere and the different way they settle up the tables, their fire oven. Also the waiters were polite, the food came quite quickly. So in general everything was great^^

Good location for large groups! They have a big menu- there’s bound to be something for everyone. It is quite pricey, but the food is decent. While I would recommend it for big groups, it definitely isn’t a restaurant I would visit on a regular basis or in a small group.

Went there for lunch with my wife, service was kinda slow but we didn't really matter but she received her plate ahead of me... In fact she had plenty of time to finish her meal before I received mine. And of course no waitress to be found during all the time I waited. Food was good but we went for a lunch "together".

The staff was consistently friendly and attentive. A special mention goes to the restaurant manager – always helpful and welcoming, with a warm smile for the guests. The pizza was okay, but it could have used a bit more refinement in terms of flavor. Overall, still a pleasant visit. Thank you!

Travelling in Europe, we enjoyed what I consider our best meal so far, at freiraum. We chose it initially without reading any reviews, based on its excellent atmosphere when we stepped inside. There were five of us, without a reservation, and it was very busy, so we were unsure if we would be seated. However, one of the restaurant employees, who had finished work and was on his way out, took us in hand and made sure we were seated. We were then greeted by our server, Nada, who was welcoming, friendly and patient, as we decided on drinks and asked her about the menu. Throughout, she was attentive and warm. The service she provided was an important part of our excellent freiraum experience. And finally, the food was simply outstanding. I chose the filet steak, which came with roasted vegetables. Loved every bite. Highly recommended this restaurant!

this place is a good one to have a nice get together with friends. the pizza there is very good and the service was also very very nice. It took a while to get the cocktails served, but the waitress managed the delays well and great politeness. Sometimes i wished that the music volume wouldn't be that loud, so that you can speak to each other normally. however it is a good place to hang out!

Nice place for a quick bite or to meet friends, food is nicely arranged and tasty, and they offer daily special menus. Can recommend.

We absolutely love the experience. Delicious food, the Georgian salad and khachapuri are a must. Great variety of the menu. We’ve got great help in choosing the wine and it was very good. Highly recommend the place for a romantic dinner or for time alone.

Visited Café Ansari for brunch and had the Oriental breakfast, while my companion chose the Georgian. Both dishes were fresh, flavourful and well-balanced. Sitting outside in the mild spring sunshine added to the pleasant, slightly Parisian atmosphere. A lovely place for a relaxed brunch in Vienna.

Great restaurant! It may take some time for the food to arrive at the table after ordering, but it’s totally worth the wait.

Exceptional experience! We had the signature Georgian breakfast and Russian breakfast. Tasty food, beautiful display and outstanding service. Best coffee among other famous but overrated cafe/coffee houses.

The open-air setting is absolutely beautiful and refreshing—perfect for enjoying a relaxing meal outdoors. The food was delicious and beautifully presented, and the service was warm and efficient. A wonderful place to unwind and savor great flavors in a stunning atmosphere. A must when visiting Vienna.

The restaurant offers an Georgian dishes, adapted for a European audience. We ordered the Georgian & Oriental breakfast, khinkali, homemade lemonade, and iced latte. Everything was truly tasty! The hummus in the Oriental breakfast was especially delicious, smooth and flavorful. The khinkali were juicy and well-prepared. Prices are above average, but the portion sizes are not particularly large, so the value for money could be improved. Unfortunately, the service was lacking the staff seemed disorganized, and we had to wait quite a while before anyone came to take our order. That did impact the overall experience

Very good food. But terrible service, very slow, they bring wrong drinks and they ask for tips before I pay. For sure I will return for the food, but not with this kind of service...

A perfect place! Great food and nice atmosphere. Everything was extremely tasty! Can’t recommend it more!

This spot smelled like culinary heaven the second I walked in. And the food? Somehow tasted even better than it smelled—like, how?! Drinks were on point. 💯 The whole vibe was super relaxed and cozy, the kind of place you could lose track of time in. Service was sweet and friendly too. 🫶 Only reason it’s not a full 5? They’re cash-only—so bring bills or be ready to hunt for an ATM. 😅 Still totally worth it. Would 100% go back.

Went there during munch time, but they had outside tables available. Had the Fluffy Salmon (lacked flavor and too dry). Tried the Das Backhendl- fried chicken and that was worth it! Really nice side salad and nice cucumber yogurt sauce

Gluten free bread available but they do charge €2.70 for the privilege which is a little steep. Food is good quality. A bit overpriced and cash only.

One of the best breakfast and brunch spots in Vienna. The Big Breakfast is fantastic, and the chicken dishes—especially the chicken salad—are among the best in the city. Absolutely recommend visiting! Important: Cash only, no card payments.

We enjoyed a lovely brunch with great food and service. Highly recommended.

Very tasty food, everything is fresh and delicious. Options for vegans, vegetarians and everyone else. 10/10 we will come back! We were there for dinner and came back for breakfast and both times did not disappoint🤌🏼🤍

Lovely cafe with good options if you happen to be vegetarian/vegan. Loved the pancakes. Fun atmosphere and friendly staff. Edit 08/2025: went here again after a year and the beloved vegan banana pancakes were still there! Allergies were also handled carefully upon request. We loved it so much that we ate here twice during our stay in Vienna. Only thing that happened is that at our first visit it wasn't possible to pay by card. This happened a year before too, so I guess it's still a re-occurring problem.

Amazing breakfast spot! Great food, friendly service, and a cozy atmosphere. Everything was fresh and delicious — but the French toast is an absolute must-try! Highly recommended for a perfect start to the day.

5 stars all across! What a great brunch spot! The food is really tasty, matcha was well made, the atmosphere was cosy and friendly and the waiters were super nice. The decor of the cafe is also very elegant and spacious. I really recommend the french toast, it was one of the best I have ever had!

I don’t think this place needs a review - it does amazing on its own! My trip was short, but I’ve been here 2 times for brunch. The food is very delicious, although wish they serve a bit more coffee in the cup: americano was half filled 🥲 the stuff is friendly, pays enough attention and don’t unnecessarily disturb. Will definitely comeback🙌

Cute and funky breakfast spot! Really enjoyed their fried chicken sandwich- highly recommend! The cafe itself has a laidback vibe and is also a cool spot to study in.

Make sure to book this place if you come on Saturday or Sunday morning. They are all fully booked. Honestly, Vienna is just not a breakfast city. All best breakfast cafes are a bit basic. I would prefer hotel breakfast (if you stay in nice 4 or 5 star cafe). Here coffees are very small. Bread did not taste fresh, when I believe fresh baked warm bread should be every breakfast staple!! And breakfast plates pretty plane and boring. Nothing special at all. And on the door when entering they had sigh that they accept only cash. Make sure to have cash with you in Vienna in general - they prefer it!

I had an amazing experience at the restaurant! The food was absolutely delicious — full of flavor and beautifully served. But what really made the visit special was Olmo, our server. He was incredibly kind, attentive, and professional throughout the meal. His friendly attitude and great service made everything even better. Thank you, Olmo, for making our dining experience so enjoyable! Definitely coming back again.

Found this little gem right next to Schönbrunn Palace and couldn’t be happier! The place was packed (always a good sign) but we lucked out with bar seats by the window - perfect for people-watching while we ate. The food looked so good I nearly took photos before digging in! That chicken sandwich? Just what I needed - hit the spot completely and kept me going all day with a proper smile on my face. Staff were lovely too - attentive without hovering, friendly without being over-the-top. Just right. Such a nice quiet spot despite being so central and easy to get to. If you’re in Vienna and feeling peckish, do yourself a favor and pop in here. Your taste buds will thank you! A proper hidden treasure that deserves all the love. 😋

This is a very sweet café with lots of seating. The coffee is delicious and the food was very flavourful - the scrambled eggs were quite rubbery and overcooked but it didn't take away from the overall meal. The service was prompt and the staff are all so lovely.

Very cool ambiance, a great selection of dishes. You can enjoy a meal here or have a coffee break and a sweet treat :) They mixed up my matcha order, but they were very willing to fix it

All good, I'm could up with an old friend, and want to take my wife there as the menu looks good. I would suggest to book in advance as it got quite busy. If you pop in spontan you may not get a table. Just go. Its nice in there.

Very nice food, vegan options available. Very busy but service was reasonably quick.

We tried Breakfast Burger and French Toast. Everything is tasty, although portions could be bigger. You need to make reservations, esp on weekends. Staff is helpful and speak english, there even is english menu, and they welcome you with cold water.

I would say, this is the best brunch in Vienna. Cozy and comfortable atmosphere (clean and tidy), nice and well-trained staffs, delicious meals (you can feel how chef care about the food), great service 👍 Definitely will visit again!

Outstanding service and comfort. Truly a 5 star experience. We arrived late due to train delays, arriving much past the midnight. Anantara front desk kindly stayed in touch all through the journey and were very welcoming even though we arrived so late into the night. Room was smaller than the pictures on their website. Very comfortable bedding and stay overall. Location is decent; It’s a bit of a walk to the city center.

The Anantara Palais Hansen Vienna Hotel delivers a truly luxurious experience from the moment you arrive. The lobby and bar area are absolutely beautiful — elegant yet inviting — and the overall ambiance reflects classic Viennese sophistication with a modern touch. The breakfast was excellent, offering a generous and varied selection of both local and international dishes. (A small suggestion: adding potato vodka to the bar menu would be a welcome touch for guests who appreciate regional gluten-free spirits.) Our suite was spacious, beautifully appointed, and full of light, with soaring ceilings that added to the grandeur. Every detail felt carefully considered — from the plush towels and luxury bath products to the Dyson hairdryer and styling tools, which were a thoughtful surprise and very convenient. Throughout our stay, the staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful, contributing to the warm, welcoming atmosphere that made our visit so enjoyable. This is an outstanding hotel in every respect — combining classic elegance, modern comfort, and attentive service in one of Vienna’s most distinguished settings.

Wonderful stay at the newly renovated Anantara Palais Hansen Vienna. The hotel feels fresh and modern, while still keeping the charm of the historic building. We stayed in a Deluxe room with a courtyard view, which was very quiet—so peaceful that we could sleep with the window open, something that’s rare in a city hotel! The room was spacious, clean, and very comfortable. The bed was super cozy and big. The breakfast was excellent, with both a buffet and à la carte options. There was a great selection of fresh food, and everything we tried was delicious. The staff were friendly and professional, always making sure we had everything we needed. Overall, it was a relaxing and luxurious stay in the heart of Vienna. I would definitely come back and recommend it to others looking for a quiet, high-quality place to stay.

I had a wonderful experience at the bar in the Anantara Hotel Vienna! The atmosphere was elegant yet relaxed, and the drinks and food were great. A special thanks to Ray, the bartender — she was incredibly friendly, attentive, and made me feel truly welcome. Her positive energy and professionalism made the day even more enjoyable. I’ll definitely be coming back!

One of the best hotels I stayed in. My recent trip to Austria I stayed for 6 nights and another single night. The staff working there were very pleasant. Special thanks to the concierge for arranging many of our transportation. Not to mention the receptionists who were there for us all the time. The lobby restaurant was phenomenal. I had their schnitzel when I arrived and my last dinner there. And for sure the bar baristas who made me espressos everyday. Special thanks to Kasper who was really helpful the day I booked our rooms. The doormen who greeted us whenever we came. Definitely I will stay again

Stunning hotel in the best location! Central to all of the must-see sites in the city. All of the staff were also exceptional! I wanted to recognize Kiro at the lobby restaurant and bar who was so gracious and took amazing care of us, especially when my mom was feeling under the weather. And Mehdi was so kind and helpful during our stay. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone planning on visiting Vienna!

Without any doubt the best hotel in Vienna. The service, the cleanliness, the quality of food and amenities is exceptional. Kerim looked after us at breakfast for the 5 nights we stayed here. His professional, calm and friendly service is something we are very impressed with. Special thanks to Patrick the general manager who leads an exceptional team and is the most professional manager taking care of every detail to make sure we had a comfortable stay. I really recommend this hotel and I will be definitely coming back here when I return to beautiful Vienna.

Tried Sneak In for brunch on a Sunday with friends, and I’ll say this: it’s a pretty solid option if you’re looking for a laid-back, unlimited breakfast without the chaos of a typical buffet. Instead of scrambling from station to station, you sit at your table, pick your base, and then order a variety of small portions from a wide range of options. It’s a nice touch, allowing you to try a little bit of everything. They’ve got great vegetarian and vegan choices, which is a win! That said, there were a few downsides. The bread—kind of a deal-breaker in a brunch setting—was dry and tasted like it had been sitting around a bit too long. Not great when you're hoping for that perfect bite of freshly baked goodness. The service was okay, but a little slow at times, and there were moments where they forgot items we ordered. It wasn’t a deal-breaker, but it definitely kept the experience from being seamless. Would I return? Probably not, unless I’m hosting vegan or vegetarian friends who want a decent brunch spot in Vienna. It’s a nice enough place for that, but it didn’t really wow me. The one standout for me was the spicy lentils—those were the highlight of the meal. Everything else, though? Okay. Verdict: Solid for a casual brunch with lots of plant-based options, but there are better spots in Vienna if you’re looking for something more memorable.

This is an awesome cafe to hang out alone. Staffs are very nice and friendly. I ordered bagel with fig and mango lassi. It was very tasty, especially bagel. If you are in Wien, I would like to recommend to visit here :)

Such. Lovely place we tried this brunch option on table and we loved it ! Great price & good food and good service so we will come back definitely

The food was really good and very reasonably priced, however service was not the best. Asked for the bill and the server never returned. Also felt when I arrived I was forgotten about as the server realised I hadn’t gotten the base ordered yet. When I could get ahold of someone they were polite.

Very tasty brunch, kind staff, very nice place in city centre near main "shopping" street, Mariahilferstrasse. This local was used to be a concept store, so interior has this special vibe. We were sitting outside since it was nice weather. ♡

Really cozy and comfortable. Staff was incredibly nice and attentative, replenishing our napkins when we ran low (had a baby on board so it was much appreciated). Food was great. The porridge wasnt too sweet, could’ve maybe been a bit warmer but the french toast knocked it out of the park. Also wish the smoothie size was a bit bigger for the price, but overall a very enjoyable experience and I will return

I was there at the saturday brunch 10:00-12:00 o clock. Location and stuff is very nice. Food looks delicious and is served in small portions and glasses. You can choose everything from a small menu, also one hot drink and it is brought to your table. Unfortunately the food looks better than it tastes. Everything was ok, but nothing tasted as good as it looked. There is potential for improvement regarding the taste.

Hildebrandt Café is a pleasant spot for brunch with a nice ambiance. The food was good, though nothing particularly special stood out. It’s a cozy place to enjoy a meal, but I would have liked a wider range of desserts to choose from. One downside was the number of bees that kept coming around our food and us, which made the experience a bit less enjoyable.

Perfect place for breakfast. It was perfect day, breakfast outside, the service was excellent. As shakshuka guy, it was not like in Tel Aviv, but quite good. Other meals with high quality indigriends. 10:10 on Saturday it was already full so be an early bird!

Fresh ingredients, lovely atmosphere and delicious food - you’ll get everything here. We started our day with a chai latte, ordered the green machine, a bread loaded with nutritions, and the red sensation, a mix of tomatoes in all kind of ways, and it was delightful. :) The service is great and pays attention to the customers. Best choice you can make for a beautiful experience

Great option for breakfast and cakes! Their beautiful garden is perfect for a warm day or their winter garden for a fall rainy afternoon. I highly recommend their gluten free carrot cake! Make sure to make a reservation prior because it gets quite crowded, specially for brunch during the weekends. They also have lunch specials every week. Love this place!

This is such a hidden sparkle in Vienna! If you walk past the street you would have never thought to even enter, nevermind find the garden oasis that this place is! They have the most amazing sourdough bread - delicious! They have different milk alternatives and good coffee. But the winner for me was the chocolate hummus. You would think that it's an odd combination but it was honestly so smooth and creamy! The garden atmosphere was so soothing and perfect for a morning or afternoon meet up. They have a lot of vegan options on the menu! They did have a table available when I was there but only for an hour so I would recommend yo reserve beforehand. Don't just walk by, pop in and treat yourself!

Our recent visit confirmed what we were told - this is indeed one of the best brunch places in Vienna. Wonderful breakfast variations with bread, bagels, buns, even waffles. I was surprised by the variety of sweet options as well. And the fruit waffle tower that we had - omg, big yes to that one. Service was absolutely amazing, as well as the whole atmosphere of the place. Prices may be a tiny bit higher compared to the rest of Vienna' brunch spots that we've viaited ao far, but I would say it's worth it - especially during summer when you sit in their garden and just enjoy being taken care of!

If you're visiting Vienna or you're a local, you must discover Hildebrandt Café. It's a location you will definitely return to multiple times, for the food and the atmosphere. Delicious food all around. Personally, I found my new favourite brunch special "Pomodoro Mania" with buffalo mozzarella, which sometimes I try to recreate at home. Make sure to reserve in advance, as it's becoming more popular by the minute. P.S. During warm days, make a reservation at the garden area and you will not regret it.

I recently dined at this restaurant in the Park Hyatt hotel and while the ambiance was elegant and the service exceptional, the food didn’t quite meet expectations. The atmosphere was refined and relaxing — ideal for a special evening. Our waiter was excellent: attentive, knowledgeable, and friendly. One of the highlights of the evening was the wine he recommended, which paired beautifully with the meal and elevated the overall experience. However, the food itself was a bit underwhelming. I ordered the ribeye steak medium rare, but unfortunately, it was overcooked and lacked the tenderness I was expecting. The Wiener schnitzel was also a bit dry, and the oysters were fairly standard — nothing memorable. For the price point and the reputation, I expected more from the kitchen. That said, the wonderful service and lovely setting still made the evening enjoyable. With some improvements in food execution, this could easily be a top-tier dining destination.

Elegant restaurant in Vienna We ate here with my wife, and really enjoyed it. It was not particularly expensive, neither particularly cheap. We thought it was fair value, as the quality was there. The location and setting also make it quite spectacular. That we both really enjoyed. I would definitely come back to this restaurant. Special mention to the staff they were also really nice.

This place serves the best breakfast I’ve ever had, no exaggeration. The quality of the food is outstanding, and the setting and service are pure Vienna. The dining room is the former lobby of a nineteenth century Vienna bank, modernized to perfection. We had a number of items including Eggs Benedict (including seconds) and avocado toast. The fruits and berries, especially the small strawberries, are like nothing we get in the United States. Why is the EU food chain so much better? This breakfast is reason enough to hope we can return to Vienna in the future!

I was quite intrigued before coming here. The restaurant operates in what used to be a bank building. You might expect an overwhelming interior with all the marble and grandeur—especially if you’ve seen older bank interiors—but that’s not the case here. It’s tastefully done. We decided to give it a try, and we were very pleasantly surprised. Quick tip before I dive in: if you're coming for the food, definitely book a table - it gets busy at times. If you're just after drinks, you should be fine without a reservation. A few words about the setup and the entrance. As you walk in, a staff member greets you and checks your reservation - standard stuff. But the first impression? Very positive. Shouldn’t that always be the case? 😊 Well, life has its surprises, but not here! The restaurant is spacious, and the interior has been beautifully adapted from its banking days. It leans toward a gently fancy style - elegant but not over the top. One detail I really liked: the chefs work in the open, right in the middle of the space, with two visible stalls. If you’re seated in the right direction, you can watch them in action, which adds a nice touch of charm and liveliness. Food is served at tables toward the center, while drinks are handled closer to the bar. The spacing between tables is generous, so you can enjoy a proper conversation without feeling cramped. Now, the food and drinks. We started with cocktails - one of them a non-alcoholic mojito. Both were spot on. While sipping and soaking in the atmosphere, we admired the thoughtful design transformation. The waiter who served us was excellent - attentive but not intrusive, helpful without hovering. For starters, we had French onion soup and beef tartare. The soup portion was generous - I'd almost call it a main! And it was full of flavor. As for the tartare, we’ve had it in other places, but this one? A king among tartares. You couldn’t taste the rawness of the meat - it was incredibly smooth and refined. For the main, I went with an Austrian classic: schnitzel. It was executed to perfection - thin, crispy, and not a trace of excess oil. It came with baked baby potatoes and cucumbers salad, a perfect pairing. I couldn’t finish it all, though - the soup had already claimed some stomach real estate. Even if you try to stretch it, the stomach has its limits 😉. This place is definitely staying on my list for when I return to Vienna!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic Fine Dining Experience at Hyatt, Wien An unforgettable dining experience in the heart of Vienna! The restaurant offers an elegant yet cosy atmosphere — perfect for a romantic dinner or a special night out. The service is truly exceptional; the staff are professional, friendly, and attentive to every detail. The food is fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavour — every dish feels thoughtfully prepared with high-quality ingredients. The wine selection is excellent, featuring a great variety of local and international labels that perfectly complement the menu.

Beautiful setting, amazing food and top-notch service! One of my dishes was delayed, but the staff were incredibly kind and attentive and more than made up for it. Highly recommend!

Very chic restaurant with fancy vibes. The staff was very attentive and friendly. Food was also tasty. Better have a reservation.

The strudel was cold and tasted terrible; the frozen one from Lidl is much better. The Sacher cake was dry and just okay. Overall, I was left with a bad impression after trying Austrian desserts for the first time in Vienna.

Its location at the intersection of streets adds to its charm. Both the coffee and desserts were delicious. The staff was friendly.

The absolute best restaurant in Vienna, owned by the famous star Susanne Widl. Great food. The atmosphere is exceptional. A relaxed and special place for intellectuals and artists. The chef of the restaurant, Mario, is extremely friendly and you can see that he loves his job and his guests. He gives everything a particularly pleasant note. najbolji restoran u

Everything was great except the waiter could be more nice and welcoming.

The coffee tastes very delicious, and the place is cozy despite its small size.

Amazing place with super delicious traditional Viennese food. The Schnitzel, the apple strudel, and the viennese coffee were insanely tasty! Moreover, the waiter was fantastic. I wonder where his energy, attention to details and memory are coming from. Next time I'm in Vienna, I'll definitely visit this place again.

Located close to the Stephan Dom this is the place Vienna intellectuals and artists to keep the Kaffeehaus culture alive with newspapers to read. The room is small, there is a terrace for good weather. The waiters own the place - they know everything and everyone. Reservations required.

Delicious food and drink. Everything we had here was very tasty and fresh. Had lunch one day (minced veal schnitzel) as well as some cakes and lemonade and all were delicious. A couple of people from the service seemed to be a bit disconnected, not much interested and hard to get their attention, very strange for waiters. But other than that service generally friendly, place very clean and has an amazing atmosphere and like I said food very tasty. Definitely recommend!

Very well prepared food with fresh ingredients. Went twice in 2 days. 3 eggs and bacon in a hot skillet kept everything hot. Eggs in a croissant equally good. Next time it was piquant breakfast, bums ham and gouda. Their breads and buns and incredibly fresh. O was able to get in without reservations but it was very busy so I recommend booking in advance.

This is a bakery combined with a cafe. The eggs Benedict were not as good. The egg white was not properly cooked. The hollandaise sauce had a very weird texture - they probably added flour or starch or something like that which resulted in not a silky but rather liquid dough-like texture. The overall taste was fine but not super delicious. The hot chocolate was good although too sweet for me. The staff were not very welcoming although did their job. Overall I would not come here again for a meal, maybe I could give the bakery a chance

We ordered egg benedict, porridge, and hot chocolate here. They are all really good. The egg benedict is flavourful with thick sauce. Porridge is my favourite, very easy to eat coming with variety of fruits. Hot chocolate is also really good. Overall quite good with the price.

A fantastic upgrade from the classic Ströck experience. I tried the focaccia, and it was excellent — and as a chef with experience in baking breads and focaccia, I can say it was really well done: fluffy, flavorful, and perfectly baked. The coffee was also very good, smooth and well-prepared, which makes this place just as strong for a quick coffee break as it is for a full meal. The decoration is amazing, creating a warm and stylish atmosphere, and the food is on another level — creative, fresh, and much more elevated than the usual bakery offerings. A great spot for both casual meals and relaxed evenings. Definitely worth visiting if you want to see Ströck in a whole new way.

Great brunch here, the portion size was perfect for the price, I had a latte which was served in a tall large glass. The eggs and bacon on sourdough and also yoghurt with nuts. Very good and I’d recommend you add this place to your list of restaurants to visit.

Such an amazing place. Ordered an egg benedict and it was heavenly. Best I ever had. And staff is so friendly too. Must visit.

I visited Telegraph Café during my time in Vienna and really enjoyed the atmosphere and food. I tried the Eggs Benedict and pancakes — the Eggs Benedict were especially delicious! Perfectly poached eggs, great hollandaise, and everything was well-balanced. The café has a cozy vibe and friendly service. Definitely worth a visit if you’re looking for a great breakfast or brunch spot in the city!

The place is very cozy and the food was good. It is advised to book a table though as not doing so could lead to a long waiting time. Have been here for a few times now and the staff has been consistent with their friendliness and competence. Definitely worth visiting :)

Lukewarm coffe and old muffins.. Our experience was very underwhelming. We were served lukewarm coffees, like they were forgotten on the counter. After complaining, they switched one drink for an iced one. Like what? After complaining to a different waiter, we finally waited for hot drinks. Then my Eggs Hemingway came. Perfect poached egg, but served on an old hard muffin, that I even struggled to cut through with the knife. Letting the waiter know about it, he just said to tell the kitchen. He had no problem to charge full 16.5€ for a clearly failed dish. A high price in the first place. And no intent for any compensation. There's potential here, but the experience today was really bad. I would not come back.

I don’t give 5 stars. This cafe is incredible. We tried two of their egg dishes and two sweet dishes. We also ordered a few Mélanges which were out of this world. The huevos rancheros are not like the typical American dishes but delicious. The pancakes were fluffy, smeared in Nutella instead of a traditional accompaniment of butter and maple syrup. I prefer my Palatschinken with Nutella or chocolate sauce so this was a disappointment. Portion sizes are just perfect. Service was not super fast but we didn’t mind. The waitperson was very kind and attentive. I would recommend this place.

The staff was very nice and friendly. Although we didn’t have the reservation and it was overcrowded they found a spot for us (The reservation is needed!) The coffee was really very very good. I ordered avocado sandwiches and they needed more salt, the bread was a bit dry. The cakes are delicious.

Wanted to check out Café Telegraph for quite a while with all the great stuff I kept hearing. Only went for coffee. The decor was okayish, could've been more theme driven with the name. I enjoyed my Salted Caramel Latte. The Dark hot chocolate that my partner had was pretty okayish. The food menu looked interesting but that plus the pastry menu barely had vegan options to offer, really limiting our choices.

Edit 2: Still nice atmosphere but unfortunately had a table near the entrance on a cold day so there was always a breeze since the door doesn't automatically close and we had to get up and close it each time someone came in. Eggs Benedict was delicious, mushroom bowl was also good. Tried the green Shakshouka this time which was okay but way too much of the base spinach sauce. Maybe meant to be like that but I much prefer the regular Shakshouka. Kurbis latte was amazing. Rather nice atmosphere but acoustics make regular chatter very loud. The Shakshuka was pretty bland with overcooked eggs. After mistakenly being given eggs Benedict and waiting for our eggs florentine they were cooked nicely but personally had way too much garlic in the spinach which took over all the flavours. Both the iced coffee and vanilla elephant chai were delicious. The cakes are very redeeming at least, I loved the cheesecake. The staff were great.

Such a great little café in the heart of a local Vienna market. We had the omelet, sunny side-up sandwich and two coffees (cortado and cappuccino) all super flavorful. Sitting outside in the middle of the market made it even better. Definitely worth a visit!

I had an amazing vegan breakfast today - all fresh & super delicious. The staff was friendly, order came very fast. A little bit pricey - but ok for the quality.

Officially my new favorite breakfast place in Vienna. What a gem. Located in a local neighborhood, amidst the local flower market. It has a nice terrace (street) where you can enjoy the good weather. Great breakfast selection, super friendly staff, and amazing ambience. Tip - go early in the morning, as it’s a very popular spot for locals and you may need to wait for some time to get a table

Incredible breakfast — so many options and everything was absolutely delicious! Highly recommended!

The food was amazing, I had the scrambled eggs with truffle and it was delicious!!! And the coffee 😍 superb!

One of the nicest cafes in Vienna. Excellent coffee. A diverse range of brunches. Huge portions and tasty meals. The staff is friendly and can speak English. There is a small open walk-trough market with fresh farm products next to the Hummelblau. Highly recommended.

I really enjoy this restaurant, I felt really welcomed and the food was tasty. Already had been here twice during my stay in Vienna. The coffee was great and both the tiramisu cake and the scrambled egg were absolutely fresh and tasty. For my appetite the portion could have been a bit bigger 😉

Wonderful staff made all the difference. Stayed for a 4 day business trip. Staff were fantastic throughout, rooms really nice, breakfast good ( a little pricey) It was a thoroughly enjoyable stay. Big credit to the English guy and the young girl that really looked after us from the restaurant/ bar that used my name throughout and are a credit to the hotel. I would definitely stay here again. Bravo!

Fabulous modern hotel ideally situated 5 minutes walk from the main train station. Special shout out to the gentlemen on reception (apologies we didn't get his name) who calmly organised a taxi to get our passports t(which I had managed to leave in the safe) to the airport so we could catch our flight home on time. This was on the 22nd September so thank you so much. Loved the funky touches around reception and the restaurant. a really nice place to stay next to Belvedere Gardens.

I stayed at this hotel on September 29th. The room was completely different from the photos on the website. It was very small, with the toilet on one side of the room and the shower and sink on the other side. The hotel is also right beside a street, and the car noise can be heard clearly inside the room. Definitely its not 4 stars hotel.

So many other options, I wouldn't return here. We upgraded to the panorama room and checked in late so in the morning we opened the blinds to see a huge cement wall and an AC unit. So annoying. Neighbor balconies had a lovely view of us! Bathroom in room was 3 separate spaces - toilet in closet, shower in closet, sink next to the bed.

Had a good stay at The Daniel. Vienna was cold and foggy but the Daniel was warm and inviting. We enjoyed the food and quirky comments around the hotel.

I really enjoyed my stay, quirky hotel- the cafe was excellent and extremely friendly staff. I will say my parents stayed in the Airstream and had wished they had gotten a regular room. There were quirky electrical problems with the lights and people tried opening the door in the middle night. Beyond that wonderful visit.

The hotel is quirky, a converted office block, we booked a standard room and the size is akin to a cruise ship cabin. Interestingly the layout has the toilet away from the wash hand basin and the shower both of which are in the bedroom! Note: housekeeping is on request and not done as standard!

A great spot to stop and cool off after visiting St Stephen’s! We just got drinks and fries, but we loved both the iced tea and the berry lemonade. The atmosphere was also very relaxing and our waitress was efficient and friendly.

We came here to celebrate our bro’s birthday.🎉 The atmosphere is really good during the summer where you can hear the birds sing and flying around . The grapes trees are rounded around the restaurant which makes you feel like you are within the wine yards. We have looked through the menu and noticed that the only food may taste good is the fried Zander Fish. The fish is fresh but the food is so la la / nothing extraordinary/ special. The rest food is the fusion from Chinese and Indian food . Our relatives ordered the Indian Curry Chicken and Chinese Noodle. I suggest if you wanna have an authentic Chinese or Indian Food - just go to the authentic chinese or noodle stand and authentic Indian restaurants- they cook better. We ordered the Afternoon Tea set costs euro 21,10 and the teapot from euro 6,30–7,90. The only bread I like is the English scone bread . The rest is really simple and nothing extraordinary. If you wanna have the towel cakes for afternoon tea - I would recommend the Cafe Sacher since they are specialized for cakes ! Euro 252 for 6 persons - euro 42/ person… It is a one time life celebration/ experience . If you like good ambience and wanna sit down for a nice tea within city - you can come and enjoy. They are famous for tea. 🫖

Tea heaven for those with a refined palette or those dipping their toes outside of the English tea world. Exceptional food, fabulous cakes, delightful service, and a truly beautiful location. This is my third trip to Vienna and this wonderful little place is an absolute must on the itinerary. Simply sublime.

We love the afternoon tea here . The warm scones with Assam tea are to die for. The egg sandwich were good too . The place is reasonably priced and the shakshuka was good as well . The only problem was the fact that there were more than 4 full grown bees on our table coming again and again and it was a little scary . We feared they would bite . Hence we had to be a little careful till the end. But we would love to come back anyday for the great food and hospitality.

You need to have a reservation if you want to sit in the back garden. The front cafe is free seating. Fried eggs were dry. Shakshoka was good

Had a nice breakfast here. The staff are efficient and professional. It was not busy in the morning and fairly quiet. I would like to try the Afternoon Tea next time.

You must book ahead as it is VERY busy. The service is good, quite speedy and friendly. We went one day and they gave us a table for half an hour - we shared the bruscetta which was OK, and had the stephenstorte (chocolate cake) which was delicious. We went back the next day and booked ahead and had the belgravia afternoon tea. It was absolutely delicious, well worth the money. Variety of strawberries, tea, champagne, sandwiches and cakes. One of the sandwiches wasn't very nice (the salmon one) but I would have it again.

I really needed the cozy and welcoming atmosphere of Cafe Schopenhauer, which has a modern feel (book store/dinner) without losing touch of its roots. The Putengeschnetzeltes and Topfenstrudel were delicious and the staff friendly and efficient. The Tom Waits playing just before closing only added to the atmosphere

This was very disappointing, the place looked good from the reviews and is very close to where I am staying but the service was terrible. We asked the waiter if we could sit and since the first moment his attitude was off, he said we could sit if there were tables available, we were gonna sit and he yelled at us that someone else was first. I mean then maybe pay more attention to your costumers waiting? how were we supposed to know? We sat down and the other young waiter was nice. One of our dishes never came, the waiter never came to check the tables on our side, when we called him to ask again for the dish he acted rude and careless again. He acted surprised there was a dish missing, even though he apologized, service was very disappointing. We waved several times to pay, we just stood up and went to pay in the cashier. Never coming back, it’s sad cause it’s a cool place and the food is good! I was thinking having breakfast with my family there a few days in this trip but I will not. We felt discriminated cause of our nationality, all the other costumers got a great service, he even chatted with them. PS we thought it was a croissant with jam and butter, it was a plain white bread. Hope you can sort this out in the future.

Beautiful place with great vibes! The filled croissant was amazing, and the Palatschinken was okay. We were in a hurry, and when I asked at the counter if I could order there, the staff snapped: “We’ll come to you! This is a coffee house!” — okay, chill, coffee house police 😅 The orange juice came in a fancy wine glass, but barely filled — kinda funny, kinda sad. 😂 Lovely spot overall, just wish the service matched the atmosphere.

My absolute favorite cafe in Vienna! When someone asks me- where would you take your friends/family, this would be it. The atmosphere is unbelievable, it’s cozy, comfy and the coffee is delicious. This is perfect for your game nights, brunch, family meetings or just doing work or uni stuff. Also- lots of books, also english, and great choices. They also advise you, if you can’t decide. I always go for the vegans lentil soup, which is my favourite dish. They in general offer more traditional viennese food, so not a lot of vegan options, but it is worth every cent. Space is enough, but not really for groups bigger than 6, and book a table on rainy days!

A book-store-cafe with Frittatensuppe. You don't have to tell me twice. The vibes - on point Viennese. The food - nice and comforting. The drinks - one point honestly, if you love Viennese Cafehaus-Kultur. Cafehauskultur meets booklovers - and vintage lovers

Great to have a chat, read a book are just relax and watch people. On some Saturdays and Sundays there is live piano music

We had a really good breakfast. The place is very nice and the service as well.

This café is for you if you enjoy a condescending and inattentive service, albeit in a nice historical setting. There is often a long queue outside, however when we were sat upstairs, the floor was half-empty. Perhaps this is to create a sense of exclusivity or the service is simply lacking efficiency (as highlighted in other reviews). We came here for a meal and the cake. The server made it his mission to make this experience as awkward as possible. To start, he came across as quite rude and condescending. He proceeded to knock over one of our glasses, without apologising or cleaning up the contents on the table. The attention to detail was poor, as he forgot to bring the spoons for the soup, and the butter for the breads (we never got the butter). This is despite multiple reminders. Apart from that, the main attraction - Sachertorte - was nothing more than an average chocolate cake. We have had it plenty of times before in Salzburg and simply wanted to try it in the original location. Overall, I am aware that this review won’t stop tourists from visiting the café, but it would be a shame if their experience is tarnished by the same level of service we received. Hopefully they are able to make some much needed improvements to match the more pleasant experience we received in Sacher Salzburg Café, which would be fitting of this historical establishment.

Well I enjoyed it. I just went for the experience and a very nice afternoon hot chocolate and the famous Sacher Torte, which was everything I expected. There was a bit of a queue on a cold afternoon but hey, it's in all the guidebooks so it's going to be busy. Service was pleasant, quick and polite. To those who have given poor reviews I would say get over yourselves! The place is famous and will serve what has done it well for many years, so enjoy it for what it is.

The place was stunning, but the waiter lady not so much. I mean, I don’t know what she expected us to order, but she looked at us like “omg just this?” Just because we didn’t all get something to drink and eat each of us. Not nice at all. Stop looking at people like they’re weird just because they have different opinions or make different choices! Anyway the food was okay but I’m not a fan of Sachertorte.

Beautiful and classic atmosphere, with that traditional Viennese charm. The Sacher Torte is truly delicious and worth its reputation. However, my experience was affected by the attitude of one of the waiters. He slightly raised his voice and acted with a certain arrogance, as if placing himself above the guests, even while remaining outwardly calm. This small detail disturbed my peace during the visit and ended up ruining what could have been an excellent experience. In short: great dessert, pleasant setting, but the arrogance of the staff, especially this particular waiter, made the visit less enjoyable than expected.

We didn't stay. We went early evening after a bus tour, minimal queue, though the place was busy upstairs and down. The young lady who seated us was smiley and friendly. We had literally sat for 2 minutes when a male server asked if we were ready to order and before we had a chance he just said, 'no, not ready' and strode off. We were hoping to stay for dinner, looked at the menu for main meal ... but no vegetarian 😕 We asked the same server if there was a vegetarian menu. We were abruptly told, 'the menu you have is it.' And again he strode off, like we were an inconvenience or stupid for asking. We sat for another 5-10 minutes being ignored, wanting to ask if at least an omelette would be OK at this time of day. No friendly face came our way. It was then we left, we pointed out the server, to another and asked their name. The name of the male server was Michael. This person should not work in a customer service environment. He needs reminding that the customers who come pay his wages. He is not above any person who walks through those doors. Good customer service in a place of high reputation is key. We found a lovely Austrian Cafe not far away, with vegetarian options and live music, where the servers all smiled and nothing was too much trouble.

I visited with my baby. There was a space for the stroller, and they even had the same Stokke high chair we use at home, so my baby seemed really comfortable. He actually fell asleep in the chair. The café had such a lovely vibe, and the apple strudel was much better than the ones I’ve tried elsewhere. What really made the visit special, though, was the server with curly blonde hair. She had the warmest smile, and her positive energy just brightened the café. I left a little extra tip and got a small gift in return. which was such a lovely surprise. She truly matched the café! beautiful, sweet, and kind.

A beautiful, classy, ornate setting to try the famous sacher torte. The cake itself is nice but nothing special. However, as an experience it is a great thing to do as a tourist. We had lovely waitress too who was so friendly and nice.

Café Landtmann is a beautiful spot in the heart of Vienna, known for its elegant, traditional Austrian interior. The atmosphere feels timeless and charming, making it a perfect place to relax and soak in Viennese café culture. Their coffee and cakes are exceptional — especially the classic tortes — which explains why both locals and tourists love coming here. It’s not just a café, it’s a piece of Vienna’s history.

A true Viennese classic! Café Landtmann is a real Viennese institution – and now I understand why! We tried the sausage selection, the breaded veal, and finally the Kaiserschmarrn – everything was absolutely delicious, both in flavor and presentation. The veal was perfectly tender, and the Kaiserschmarrn came freshly made with a lovely homemade jam. The service was excellent – polite, attentive, and genuinely friendly. A wonderful experience that truly captures the spirit of Vienna. We’ll definitely come back!

Good one for Breakfast with a lovely outdoor seating set-up as well. We sat inside though due to the cold weather in early November. Tried Melange coffee which is the authentic vienesse coffee and omlette which was good. Croissant wasn't the best I had in Vienna though. Lot of tourist places to explore nearby after breakfast.

The Food was really good and fast. But after the first 5min we were completely ignored. We were about to ask for another beer, a desert and more softdrinks. We were a table of 4 and put in a "private" ( more like hidden) room, keept waving for a few minutes but we all gave up and decide to just get up to find a waiter, pay for what we ate and find somewhere else.

Elegant & refined old school grand cafe. We booked here for lunch after our historical walking tour and it was the perfect spot to relax & absorb all the amazing history we’d just learnt. Firstly the indoor seating area is just beautiful and so elegant and stylish. Secondly the service was excellent- super friendly and welcoming. Thirdly, the food was superb- they have a wonderful all-day menu. Very traditional Austrian food. The sausage plate was utterly delicious, as was the potato salad. The grand finale was the cakes - wow, the glass cake cabinet is lined with one beautiful cake after another. And perfectly paired on a hot summers day with an ice coffee. Perfection. Make sure you book in advance. Highly recommended.

The restaurant was pretty full when I walked in but it was just me so they walked me to my table right away. The servers were efficient and polite. The food came out quite quickly after I ordered it. I had the pumpkin risotto with chicken and that was delicious. I was certainly not going to skip dessert, so I ordered the apple strudel with custard, which was heavenly. The crust is very thin and flaky. The apples were perfectly cooked and the custard was so creamy and light. I bought a Bundt cake to take home and asked for a box which was a little complicated to get because they were technically out of them. But the gentleman who was helping me managed to get me a box which I very much appreciate because otherwise the Bundt cake would’ve turned into a pancake on my 24 hour flight back home. So to that gentleman, thanks again!

I’m sure that most of the time, the service is great. However, we went there as a group of five and for some reason “the kitchen confused our order with another table so they thought they have made it already”… We waited for 50 minutes for a breakfast… When we got the food, it was very good, with beautiful esthetics-we enjoyed it. Hopefully it won’t happen next time I visit Vienna 🫡

We ordered a pink latte, which was quite nice, though it seemed to contain cinnamon, which wasn’t mentioned on the menu. We also tried the Sacher and Buchteln (buns). The Sacher was okay, though not the best we’ve tried. The Buchteln, however, felt a bit overpriced — almost 15 euros for two small buns with vanilla custard that tasted rather artificial. On the positive side, they were soft and filled with warm jam, which was a nice touch. The part that disappointed us was the service at the end. When paying, the waiter (or possibly the manager) asked if he could add a 10% tip to the bill. We found this request quite unprofessional, especially considering the very minimal service provided. Overall, while the café looks lovely, the value for money and service experience didn’t meet our expectations. There’s another café just a few meters away that offers a much better overall experience.

The full English and eggs Benedict were delicious…I had room for an apple strudel which didn’t disappoint either! Food delicious and great service. I am only marking this down a star as there is no accessible toilet so my mother couldn’t go as she can’t do steps (had to go to Starbucks)

I stopped by Café Mozart for lunch and left with mixed feelings. The ambience was lovely—elegant yet welcoming, with that classic Viennese charm. Unfortunately, the lunch menu was underwhelming and didn’t live up to expectations. The flavors felt rather bland, and it wasn’t as enjoyable as I had hoped. The soup was extremely salty. On the brighter side, the dessert truly saved the experience: the cake I ordered was excellent, rich, and beautifully presented. If you’re coming here, I’d recommend skipping the lunch menu and going straight for coffee and cake in this wonderful atmosphere.

Cafe Mozart is a cozy cafe conveniently situated in the heart of the city. We had blueberry cake and tea. It was lunch time when we went there and people were having different types of soup which looked very delicious. The service was really good and the atmosphere was also welcoming and warm.

Café Mozart truly has a historic charm paired with a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. We tried the apple strudel, hot chocolate, and a few cocktails and everything was really good. What stood out the most was the warm and welcoming staff who made our visit exceptionally pleasant. A delightful place to stop and enjoy a classic Viennese experience.

This café has been rated highly both here and in numerous blogs so we did come here with high expectations. We made a reservation after seeing the crazy queues for Hotel Sacher's cafe around the corner and because our four year old was in tow. We were immediately seated by a smiley young man and the seating was nice and comfortable. The cakes and coffee were fine, the Sacher torte was a little dry but coffee helped with that and the Apple strudel +custard was albeit lukewarm. The let down sadly was the service, it was a little abrupt during ordering and payment but also you were oddly ignored otherwise. This would be fine in a Starbucks but maybe not in an establishment with these prices, reputation and with staff keen to get a tip out of you when you pay with card! If you want to say you've had a coffee and cake experience in Vienna this isn't the worst place to go to but you can get better cake, coffee and service elsewhere.

Across Albertina museum nice Vienna restaurant/cafe. Friendly service ; decent food. Outside seating have heating but not too efficient.

Charming coffee spot with good service and a cozy atmosphere. The selection of pastries and desserts was inviting, and the cappuccino melange was smooth and flavorful. It’s a lovely place to stop by and recharge during the day. The wooden interior, complemented by elegant chandeliers, gives it a warm and slightly vintage feel. Definitely worth a visit.

To me it seems a little bit overrated but don’t get me wrong it has great decoration and the food is okay. The wait could be frustrating. I didn’t have to because my friend was there before I arrive but I saw so many people waiting and I think it could take 30 minutes for them to seat.

Nice atmosphere. One of the oldest cafe. Served with nice cutlery. We had breakfast there. Order large breakfast, small breakfast and a egg benedict. Price is on the high side. Good served warm 🫰.

Café Schwarzenberg is a beautiful and historic café with a classic Viennese atmosphere. The coffee and pastries were excellent, and the staff were polite and professional despite being quite busy. During my visit, I did notice a couple of disgruntled customers who had a complaint and were ultimately given their meal for free. As I was leaving, one of them even joked loudly that she’d “try complaining every time” to get free meals, which was a bit surprising. That said, my own experience was very pleasant. The service was attentive, and the quality of food and drink was wonderful. I’d still recommend it to anyone looking to enjoy an authentic Viennese experience.

Badly received! I was with my big kids and a dog yesterday 39th August 2025 between 9:30 and 10 AM, for a breakfast. I asked politely to the server: is the dog allowed ? he gave me a dirty reply “ dog is allowed but not you!’ I could have turned by back and left but I didn’t react , I said so funny way to greet a client. Above all they needed tips . I gave them but not high tips anyway. For sure I will never step in there. Arrogant people. Then only guy smiling was an Indian guy i suppose with a steel bangle. The others no smile , how can they recruit people so arrogant. I can recruit better ones for them!!! It is a shame. 🥵 attitude has to change we are in the 22st century!!!

We had cakes only, they were all delicious, the staff is not very friendly but automatically asks for tip. A place between tradition and tourist attraction. Prices are very high.

Had a fantastic experience at this restaurant! The food was absolutely lovely, each dish was a delight, soup was a bit salty. What really made the evening special was our waiter, Mike. He was incredibly polite, kind, and had a great sense of humor. Mike's exceptional service truly enhanced our dining experience. A big thank you to Mike for making our visit so memorable!

a historical cafe in Vienna where Gustav Klimt used to hang out at. the food was good, some better than others. i strongly recommend apple strudel in warm sauce! it was the most amazing dish we had here. the location is central and the atmosphere was good and pleasant

Very nice restaurant and cozy. The egg benedicts were good, however the scrambled eggs were too oily. If your a big fan of coffee and looking for a cafe americano this will not make you fill your stomach you have to order at least another one. Apple struddle was 10/10.

The cappuccino is really good, with creamy milk foam that's rich and slightly sweet. Also, The Kaiserschmarren is sweet but not excessively so, fluffy, and perfectly matched with honey sauce—and we enjoyed it thoroughly. Though slightly pricey, it’s well worth a visit.

Cafe Museum is a very good choice during our Vienna trip. It is located at a very central area, where we can easily combine with our touring agenda (National Opera, Karlskirche). The place itself seems very gorgeous and exclusively fancy, yet the staffs and waitresses/ waiters are friendly and nice. The atmosphere is calm and quite quiet for such a popular venue. We had a Viennese Melange Coffee and a Cappuccino, both were good. Kaiserschmarrn was totally unmatched with the thick yet light and fluffy pancakes, which are also soft and moist inside while slightly crispy outside. It was served with berries and apple jams. I can only highly recommend it, though the prices are totally on the higher end. Spending a slow morning there was perfect to observe the local tradition of cafe house.

On the pricier side, this lovely café has plenty of outdoor seating when the weather is nice, and a great menu. The food is fantastic, and the service is prompt and welcoming. If budget isn’t an issue, it’s definitely worth trying local specialties like goulash or schnitzel.

For us Sacher, Strudel and Vienna melange coffee were one of the main point in this trip. This place is ideal to sit and try the Vienna sweets. Strudel with ice cream and vanilla cream is super tasty. Sacher cake is a bit dry, but also nice. Coffee melange in the small cup, tasty and nice. Friendly staff and comfortable view to the city.

We choose Café Museum to enjoy one of our first breakfasts during our stay in Vienna. Beverages were great and the Mozart Cakes were just fine! Here goes the side note. Apparently there's a dress code no one knows about: We were seated with a disgusted face by the chief personnel just because we choose to dress casual and not in an old fashioned way like many other guests. They did not even took our jackets as they did for other people who were seated before us. Choose another old café to better enjoy the cozy atmosphere they have!

The true Viennese atmosphere is here. For a coffee or a breakfast all day is good. Recommend this place 100%. You have to walk a bit outside the city centre but it’s worth it. Reasonable price and good food. Coffee is very good. Better to book a table, queue is often but it moves quick.

Absolutely brilliant experience. I came here from a review to enjoy "classic Vienna cafe experience". And I think I got exactly that! The place was nice, with the furniture and layout feeling very authentic. Around us were local people. Having their morning coffee and reading newspaper. The coffee, pastry and egg sausage were all great. Highly recommend the Sperl chocolate cake! We went there at around 9AM, and no wait time needed however around 30' later there was already a waiting line formed. Highly recommend this place!

Though located slightly further from city center, the price per portion was much better than some of the other cafes. Staff was also very friendly, and gave us the choice of where to sit, instead of immediately deciding for us. The weiner schnitzel was succulent and wasn't too filling, which was great, as it allowed room for a cup of coffee and dessert. The included potato salad is my personal favorite from all the restaurants I've eaten - there isn't as much acidity, and much "smoother" to eat. It's so good that I could eat just the salad as a main dish. The apple strudel was also excellent. Instead of apple chunks, the pie was layered with thin apple slices. The sourness of the apples combined with the whipped cream were a perfect match. Despite my short stay in Vienna, this is definitely my go to place the next time I return.

I really wanted to try one of the traditional cafes in Vienna, and this is the one we chose. It was really nice in the inside, probably with the same decor since when it opened, but it had a lot of charm. The Sperl Torte was really delicious and both coffees were great too. Service was very good and slow, as expected. :-) I can imagine the "slow living" they are famous for.

I’ve been cafe-hopping around Vienna, and Cafe Sperl truly stands out — the food quality here is far more delicious than many other popular spots. Tucked away in a quaint corner, it feels like a hidden gem beloved by locals. I didn’t bump into any other tourists during my visit. The staff are lovely, and the place exudes a peaceful old-world charm and timeless elegance. I wish I lived in Vienna so I could come back more often. Thank you for such a wonderful experience — and as a bonus, it’s one of the filming locations from Before Sunrise, which adds a touch of movie magic to the visit!

Best Sacher torte I ever had! The brownie was also very delicious! Service was great! Helpful, gentle but not pretentious or intrusive.

The cafe is really cute and cozy. Family friendly and great atmosphere. The coffee is really tasty. The prices are absolutely normal! They’ve got really wealthy sweets that you should taste!

Worth a visit—offers really high-quality, though high-priced, goods. Great spot for finding gifts for special occasions. However, it felt wasteful that they used two bags for every customer. Why not have more practical, sturdy bags that can hold heavy items and just use one instead?

Julius Meinl am Graben is a true paradise for gourmet lovers in the heart of Vienna. The store offers a wide selection of high-quality products from around the world, including coffee, tea, wine, and fine delicacies. The atmosphere feels elegant yet welcoming, and the service is always professional and friendly. It is the perfect place to find exclusive gifts or to treat yourself with something special. A must-visit when exploring Vienna’s luxury shopping street.

This store has to be the gold standard in luxury food, coffee, wine, and pastries etc. A fantastic place to shop, the best of everything . Staff were very helpful in making recommendations. jo if you're in Vienna don't miss the store. It's in the heart of the city and has a little café also.

A wide variety of Christmas gifts, including European chocolates, jams, coffee, and alcohol, are all available. This is a truly upscale supermarket!

A wonderful spot in central Vienna. Delicious coffees and cakes and a good people watching spot whilst sipping on a melange! If you’re into Viennese coffee culture with a modern style, this is your go-to place.

A high-end grocery store right next to lots of luxury brands. No matter fresh food to souvenirs, they have a wide variety for selection. Love it!

I absolutely loved this store! Everything is perfectly arranged, offering an amazing selection of products from all over the world, mostly Europe. They have a fantastic variety of coffee, chocolate, tea, meat, cheese, wines, and more. The packaging is beautiful, and the staff is incredibly friendly. It’s a true gem for anyone who enjoys high-quality goods and excellent service!

An old coffee house with a rich history. The classics were available to order, paired nicely with a nice hot cup of coffee. Though the room was a bit warm to my liking, but I was able to sit back, relax and my mind seeming traveled back in time to imagine what it was like when the Greats such as Mozart and Beethoven came in and enjoyed their afternoon snack. The place was relatively quiet, interior design simple but clean. Servers were attentive of patrons, but gave ample room to sit back without being rushed. Definitely worth a visit when in Vienna to soak in the history of this place.

We tried the traditional Sacher torte and Wiener melange at this café — the cake was decent, the coffee was delicious, and the service was good. Nice location near the city center!

Staff is very kind and sweets are brilliant! Especially, Kaiserschmarrn is the best!!

Visited this cafe because of the Beethoven/Mozart history. Walked in with no reservation around 12 on a weekday and it wasn’t too busy. Really enjoyed it! Staff was friendly and prompt, and my plum strudel was delicious.

Highly recommended. Melange Coffee was amazing, Kaiserschmarm was ok. The apple and the plum sauces were nice but the kaiserschmarm itself was thick and kinda dry and the portions are waaay too big in my opinion. I also detest having to tip in a non tipping country

The schnitzel and fries were really good but the older man waiter was very rude and has terrible customer service skills. Took awhile to even acknowledge me and then just told me to look at the qr menu because I don’t speak german. And when I ordered I accidently misspoke and ordered the more expensive still mineral water and instead of regular tap water. When I asked him to take it away when he brought out because it wasn’t what I wanted, he wasn’t at all empathetic and insisted that I couldn’t change the water order when I hadn’t even laid a finger on it. He said it’s too late because it was open as if he wasn’t the one who opened it! Just difficult for no reason. Good food bad service. Not good for tourists

Great food and excellent service. Bit on the pricey side

The food at the special dinner (06.02.2025) was delicious; but the service can get better. I was the last to join our table and my coat was not taken, so I kept it behind my back, on my chair for the whole 3 hours?! Everything else was OK, but I find the toilet super tiny. Just 1 lady’s room for the whole restaurant is a bit downsized situation. Our visit was fine, but I would not repeat…

Very nice dining experience. I have to say it changes from the Austrian standards of service. Staff are really friendly and patient and POLITE. Very nice evening, I couldn’t recommend more Dishes were complex in flavour and texture, not disappointed at all. However one final point, maybe the vegetarian option could have a slight bigger portion, to meet the « value » from the meat option.

had a nice dining experience in a very calm and beautiful atmosphere with friendly staff sitting in the garden, and it was quiet so we could talk and listen to each other. Food was tasty, especially the veal was well prepared and melted in mouth 😋 the spring roll with artichoke was good and fresh. we also tried some dish ( not sure maybe it was salad) with octopus, but there were just 2-3 small pieces of octopus + small sausages. The dessert called "chocolate" was delicious, it was like a brownie with a pear; strawberry tart was good as well. the cuisine was more fusion, so if you are looking for traditional Austrian cuisine, this is not the place 😊

We always check online before choosing a place, and this restaurant looked beautiful — especially the glass room, which we were really excited to see. On Saturday morning, we stopped by in person. The gentleman at the hotel front desk told us they were at full capacity and not accepting any walk-ins. I asked if we could wait, but he said no — there was simply no way to get in without a reservation. Wanting to give it a try, we went online and easily made a reservation for Sunday morning instead. When we returned the next day, the same person seemed surprised to see us — even though he had told us the day before that Sunday was also fully booked. Oddly enough, the restaurant was nearly empty. They were only seating outdoors, and even that space was less than half full. It was confusing and disappointing. We understand if a place is truly busy, but being told two days in a row that they were packed to capacity — only to come back and find it mostly empty — left a strange impression. We really wanted to enjoy the space and the experience, but the way things were handled made it hard to feel welcome.

Clementine in Vienna is a beautiful spot with a warm and stylish ambiance. The food was excellent, full of flavor and beautifully presented. Our server was amazing—very friendly and incredibly knowledgeable about wine, which made the evening even more enjoyable.

My wife and I came by soon after they opened and had breakfast. I had an omelette and she had a breakfast salmon sandwich. The food was delicious and fresh and well prepared. The service was wonderful and it was a beautiful restaurant.

Had the most wonderful dinner. Service was impeccable & the food was tasty, well prepared & served timely.

This was our first breakfast place in Vienna. When we first arrived they said that they don't have a table for us because we needed a reservation. The thing is that we wanted to stay outside and to make sure we asked if we can at least stay outside and they said that we can. So reservations were just for indoor but they did not mention this, we had to ask. Anyway the coffee was OK, the food was also ok and service was fast and good. Everything was OK besides the confusion with the free table. I don't consider this can be a 5 star review because the food was ordinary, not great not terrible and the drinks as well. Taking all of the his în consideration, 4 stars is a fare review. Also in the end, I do recommend this place!

Beautiful decoration, delicious breakfast and coffee, kind and hospitable owner: a perfect breakfast place in the heart of Vienna. We started chatting with the owner after arrival and when she found out that my twin sister and I had our birthday that day, she surprised us with a muffin and two candles - it was such a heartwarming gesture. We are very happy we chose Budapest Bistro that day on our weekend holiday in Vienna.

Full breakfast with everything that you need to start the day in Vienna. I had the Paleolit breakfast and a flat white. Healthy fuel food. The people working here are very kind and there is really nice blues music playing in the background.

I only stopped by for coffee, but when I saw the strudel with cottage cheese, I tried that too. Both the sweet and the coffee was very good. I would spend next time again.

Best breakfast I’ve ever eaten! Good service! Menus in English and other languages! Good quantity and fantastic quality!

It's a good place for brunch. Cost effective. The vegan breakfast was amazing. It's a big plate and they provide lot of bread with coffee with all the breakfast options. The staff is very friendly and quick.

Got in at 08:30 on a Saturday. Not busy, no queue, no reservation needed. Nice decor, relaxed atmosphere. There are seats by the window and then some smaller tables tucked away in a cozy nook towards the back. Seats outside with Blankets, ideal for a coffee or cup of tea. Ordered the Budapest Breakfast, pictured. Staff very friendly, service very quick, food very nice and well priced.

Takeaway so cannot give much view on service and atmosphere. But I had the cardamom bun. Which was so lovely. The delicate dough twists perfectly captured the spices. A warm feeling treat for the soul. So glad I stopped by for it. Polite staff when ordering. Google maps spun me around trying to find this spot so be careful with directions.

Best coffee we had during our time in Vienna. Their filter with the beans they roast is really good, sweet, complex & clean aftertaste.

If you walk along the Mariahilferstrasse, this small place is right next to it. The place is quite small, so don't expect that there will be too much free space inside, but that's why they have 2 benches and a small terrace next to the window. The 2 girls who worked today were extra kind. Thank you for the wounderful espresso and your hospitality.

Great little coffee shop with a warm atmosphere, lovely staff and amazing coffee. The oat cappuccinos were perfect and the vegan cookie was delicious too. Would definitely recommend!!

Stumbled into Kaffemik and was greeted by an Australian barista so friendly I briefly considered inviting him to my wedding (no date set, but still). The vibe? So chill I thought I accidentally walked into a Scandinavian meditation retreat — minus the chanting, plus really good V60. The coffee was so good I came back a second time, which, for me, is basically commitment. If I come a third time, I expect a loyalty ring. Only reason it’s not 5 stars? Because I need some mystery in my life, and perfection scares me. But seriously, great brew, relaxed space, and an Aussie accent that makes even “flat white” sound exotic. Would recommend if you like quality coffee, low-key vibes, and being greeted like a long-lost mate. 🇦🇺☕✨

Very nice place Graet service Friendly staff Good vibes Great coffee ( V60 ) I Recommend to visit

Great coffee spot with real quality. Beans change regularly so you can always try something new, and the vibe is just perfect -relaxed and welcoming!

The perfect location, the perfect ambiance… total relaxation, and the perfect team! Special thanks to the heroes of the Concierge — Rainer, Oliver, and Oscar — and to the entire restaurant team, especially Ibrahim and Alex. The rooms were very comfortable. I truly appreciated that water was always available — such a thoughtful detail that made a big difference. I never had to think about ordering or bringing my own. Thank you for taking care of every small detail, including cleaning and night service. A useful note for future guests: the electric plugs are the two-round-pin type, but the hotel provides excellent adapters. Most importantly, my wife really enjoyed the stay! We’ll definitely be coming back!

I stayed at 3 luxury hotel in Vienna within a week (just for fun). First time in a Ritz. I must say overall its one of THE best. Welcome cocktail as you check in...personally shown the room. Very nice decor, indoor swimming pool (can't think of any other hotel in Vienna that has that. Nice Italian restaurant in house (very casual). Great location. For the cost one of the better luxury hotel deals in town.

We stayed at the Ritz-Carlton Vienna for 11 nights and had a very good experience overall. The rooms are comfortable and quite large, though some elements of the décor feel a bit dated. The same goes for the hotel interior—there are definite highlights, but parts of it could use a refresh. What truly stands out here is the staff. Service was excellent across the board, especially at D-Bar. The menu is inventive, the drink quality consistently high, and the bartenders are clearly very experienced. One bartender in particular, Tomas, deserves special praise—his drinks were truly outstanding, and his skill, attentiveness, and professionalism made our evenings there some of the best parts of our stay. At the pool, Kristof was extremely helpful and attentive, clearly committed to making guests feel looked after. There’s also a rooftop bar with great city views, which is a nice bonus. The location isn’t as central as the Park Hyatt—most destinations require at least a 10-minute walk—but the surroundings are still lovely, and we enjoyed experiencing Vienna on foot whenever we set out from the hotel. For value, the Ritz-Carlton worked well for us. With such a long stay, we wanted to budget thoughtfully, and it offered a better balance than the Park Hyatt or the Mandarin Oriental.

The Ritz-Carlton Vienna is a beautiful hotel with an excellent location and elegant, comfortable rooms. Cleanliness was very good, while the overall service and reception were average compared to the usual Ritz-Carlton standard. The main downside was the breakfast — there was no buffet, only à la carte service, which was unusual for me and not at the level expected from such a luxury hotel. Overall, it’s a nice property and enjoyable stay, but service and breakfast quality could be improved to better match the Ritz-Carlton brand experience.

The service is exemplary at the Ritz. Everyone is extremely helpful and friendly. Madeline and Jasper the Front Desk Managers immediately resolved an issue that came up and went above and beyond to make it right. The steak house at the Ritz is phenomenal. Highly recommend.

Amazing experience in the Gondola on the rooftop. Service and staff were incredible. Highly recommend, especially in the Christmas season. A big thank you to the Gentleman and Lady who served us on this lovely evening.

The service was EXCELLENT, the breakfast was delicious and the location was great. We had such an amazing time celebrating our honeymoon here and hope to be back in the near future. Special thank you to Sabrina for welcoming us and and making our stay so special.

We came for a disappointing brunch here as a party of six. The coffee was great, and it's a great atmosphere inside with nice decor. But our waitress was rude, telling us she "didn't have time" to check a dietary requirement, and the food was very disappointing; the vegan salmon is particularly awful. Overall, everything on the menu just didn't live up to expectations, and I don't expect we'll be coming back again.

A typical Neubau joint with nice laidback ambiance and DIY flair.

We went for a brunch, it was very nice, good coffee, chai latte as well as the devils breakfast was very nice! The vegan carrot cake was my highlight - so yum and juicy. The atmosphere is nice but sadly our staff was very busy and so we waited longer for our food as well as drinks and other stuff. She was nice about it though! Can recommend going there. I think it would also be nice in the evening just for drinks.

A very unpleasant experience. We were just passing through, very hungry and tired in the morning, and chose this place because of its interesting decor. But right away, we were met with an unpleasant look from the waiter, who then came over and at first responded quietly, unclearly, and indifferently in English to my question about a vegan breakfast option. Then he rudely brushed us off, telling me to use Google Translate and figure it out myself, before walking away. It was such a pity to waste our time and energy on this place. Our morning mood was ruined by the waiter’s bad attitude. I do not recommend this place.

We had breakfast. Interesting experience as the waiter was one of a kind! He overcharged us two times for the same breakfast and added a 2€ charge for the credit card usage as a tip! Moreover, he throw the bread crumbles to the floor!!! The omelettes had great portions, was tasty and was over peppered... Place nice and with an artist attitude!

Service and atmosphere is very nice, however, although the food is very nicely served it was not so good. The waffle was hard as a rock and the mix of tastes with the super lemony avocado mash was not my favorite. Maybe I tried the wrong dish.

Decent burger with delicious fries. BIO meat is a great plus! Very hipster place with random things all around. Nice waiters

The stay was nice overall! It would be even better if the room included a small fridge and a kettle for hot drinks. Some additional privacy for the shower area would also be appreciated. The air conditioning seems to be centrally controlled, so it can’t be adjusted individually in every room. On the bright side, the reception staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful — every question was answered with a smile, and their service made the stay very pleasant.

The hotel is in a good location, not far from the train station, which makes it very convenient. You can reach all parts of Vienna by train. The room was adequate for two people; overall it was fine, although there was no refrigerator or glasses. The air conditioning was automatic with a time limit, so it could not be controlled individually. The breakfast was good and offered everything needed. The staff was also good.

We found this hotel to be a great place to stay. It wasn't right in the City Centre and we were okay with that as there was public transport directly across from the hotel and the train station was also within walking distance. The only issue we had was been assigned a room with the bedroom in a loft and having to climb a ladder to get to it. As an older couple, it was an it wasn't ideal for us but we managed. Self check-in via tablets was new to us, but the person at the reception/bar assisted us. The room was spacious, very clean and had everything we needed. The bed was comfy and we liked the idea of separate duvets. We opted to eat breakfast at the hotel everyday, and we had plenty of options to choose from. If ever back in Vienna, we would stay here again.

I was a bit disappointed in this property. For some reason I thought it'd be a higher end property, but to me it felt like a high-end hostel with self-check-in. It did have a nice garden courtyard to relax outside if you wanted to. What irritated me the most is that they want you to self-check in, even though they're literally standing right in front of you while you do it and telling you what to do so it is taking twice or three times as long to check in. They already have the vast majority of the information in the computer from the booking but they want you to do it again yourself. While they do not have individually controlled AC in the room, they do have some type of building wide AC that helps somewhat. Unfortunately they turn it off at night when you need it most. Room furnacings were cheap wood with materials such as a curtain to separate the bathroom from the main room instead of a wall on a door. Staff was in different overall. Did not feel welcomed. They do serve food but it is fairly pricey and definitely leans towards the vegetarian. Overall l do not recommend this place if you're looking for a more of a traditional hotel but it is fine if you know what you're getting as it is a pretty good value for the location. I did stay at motel 1 also which was maybe $10 more and it to me was a much better value.

Lovely staff, very clean hotel great breakfast. Our room was advertised as one with a view unfortunately it was of a small building site. There were also no coffee tea making facilities but this was rectified by the hire of a coffee machine. Otherwise great city break

Very well situated, but also noisy - you cannot have the windows opened. The rooms design is not good for 2 colleagues - almost no privacy. The beds are very soft, be ready for a bad sleeping. Personnel is nice and the breakfast was very good.

Honestly had such a lovely 2 night stay, the hotel staff were so friendly, polite and helpful. The location is really good there is so many public transport links nearby however I walked my way to the centre which took around 40/50 minutes. The rooms are so cute and quirky and have everything you need. I would 1000% return. I was solo travelling and felt super safe. Thankyou so much for a wonderful stay 🙌🏼🌻🤩

We loved this place. Such a retro wonderful vibe. Awesome waitstaff, epic natural wine list and yummy toasties. A true hipster gem. LOVE.

Absolutely loved it! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The café has a super genuine vintage interior that feels timeless, and a beautiful terrace that’s perfect for relaxing. The atmosphere is warm, the staff are friendly, and everything we tried was excellent. A true hidden gem I’d recommend to anyone!

We were very positively surprised by this cafe, so near the popular shopping district. The people working at the bar are very professional, fast and cool (in a nice and friendly way). The food was amazing. Nicest place in the area in our opinion 👌. Greetings from the Netherlands!

Such a lovely spot! Perfect coffee during the day, and in the evening their natural wines are a real treat. Cozy vibe, friendly people, and a place you’ll want to come back to again and again.

Loved our visit to Café Natural Winebar Espresso! Great vibes, delicious food, and super friendly service. Thank you to Jonny for being so kind and helpful. Even bringing water for our dog. We'll be back!

That was our random choice to have a coffee but worth it. We loved it! It was a tiny lovely cafe in Wien. The waiters were very friendly :) And the latte was delicious. Finally got a perfect milk foam on my latte :) Definitely coming back next time. Two hungarian girls.

Location: Café Espresso is located in a cool (and very hip) area, in the heart of the 7th district. It’s cozy, informal, hip, vintage furnished and well decorated, warm. When the weather allows it, it’s highly recommended to sit outside on the terrace! Food and drink: the beverages are good and tasty, interesting selection of teas. Service: fast, efficient, polite! Unfortunately, there is no door between the smokers/ non smokers areas, it feels like it’s a smokers cafe anyway (very unpleasant for non smokers).