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Elterleinplatz 15
1170 Vienna
Austria
Hernals
Hours
What time does Cafe Aida open?
Cafe Aida opens at 8:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.Cafe Aida opens at 9:00 AM on Sunday.
What time does Cafe Aida close?
Cafe Aida closes at 6:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sat 8:00 AM - 6:30 PMSun 9:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Does Cafe Aida serve alcohol?
Yes, Cafe Aida serves alcohol.
Does Cafe Aida have parking?
Yes, Cafe Aida has parking options.
Does Cafe Aida have free WiFi?
Yes, Cafe Aida has free WiFi.
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My family and I just got to Vienna today after a long travel day, and we found this place across…read morethe street from our place. Literally one of the best meals we've had so far! So many options, especially great since my boyfriend has a gluten allergy. The servers were so kind, the ambience was amazing, and it was a great place for the whole family to unwind with great food and drinks. I would recommend this to anybody!
I am visiting from U.S. I just yelped to see where I can have a good breakfast and fortunately…read morefound this place n decided to give it a try! Very friendly waitresses, beautiful ambiance, and great tasting food and drinks. Overall I am very satisfied with the service and highly recommend this place.
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Das Restaurant ist schlicht und hell
Tucked away in a cute, kind of non-touristy area, but well worth the visit. Adorable decor,…read morefriendly & English speaking staff and an English menu to boost. Scrambled eggs with truffle oil has great flavor but it's even better with a side order of garden vegetables if you like to pair vegetables with your eggs like I do. Great coffee too.
Really cozy, nice little street. We loved the atmosphere. We…read morehad a lovely late breakfast/brunch. Could have had a bigger coffee though - but it was a good one.
Eierspeis mit Saisongemüse und Schinken
I love this bar. Totally an underground subway experience…read more Music can be great sometimes not to good depending if day of the week. But it's always fun Prices are right, and they speak English as well.
I had to write a review about this place because it truly is magical. You enter this place one…read moreminute too early or too late and you'll be missing the fun. A friend summed this place as "where the non-dying drunks come to finish off the remaining booze in the area". It truly is... I have never been here before midnight. When every place else closes or turns out boring, just head to this place and you'll be surprised. I have met so many different people here and sometimes you can find a live band as well. I cannot comment about the quality of the drinks, because I have to admit I was never truly sober when there. However, their spritzers are definitely "lecker".
Nice bar. Music most of the time doesn't sucks.
Great service, very clean, if small place! Good coffee, too:)…read moreThey have a couple of tables out in the street and some more tables and the bar inside. Not sure about their hours but it seems it is a bar at night. They also have two darts machines.
From the owner: Gemütliches Lokal mit sehr gutem Kaffee, gratis Dart, einer großen Getränke Auswahl und gratis…read moreWlan. Rauchen erlaubt. Freitag gibt's Cocktails. Cafe Castello is located in the 9th district of Vienna, next to the Volksoper. We offer a variety of coffee, draft beer, wine, spirits, free darts, free wifi, and a beer garden in summer. Smoking is allowed inside the bar.
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Amazing restaurant/bakery in Vienna. If I ever return I'll be back for breakfast or lunch. The…read morepastries and desserts was amazing. It's a local spot in the town. We walked over from public transportation. Every one was friendly with allot of activity. It's a busy place.
Tried this place as it was close to where were were staying. They had many options for breakfast…read moreand a variety of pastries and cakes. The coffee was so good. The servers were very friendly and some spoke English. All there good is organic and locally sourced. The atmosphere is relaxed and makes you feel to sit for hours.
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Can't recommend this spot enough while visiting. Every dish bursts with flavor, freshness,…read morehealthiness, creativity - if this was in NYC, it'd be double the price and you'd have to wait an hour. Got the avocado smash with smoked salmon, the vegan platter of delicious things, and an apple-ginger shot with cappuccinos. Coming back tomorrow. Literally. 5 stars!!!
Both boys enjoyed the lambshank and said the potatoes were amazing. I enjoyed the couscous bowl and…read morethe husband enjoyed his burger.
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I've just tried out this coffeeshop and it has immediately become one of my favourite places in…read moreVienna. Especially nice for a coffee between/after classes in the campus just across the street. I just cannot find anything bad to say about this place, baristas are friendly enough (but not too much - this fake friendliness always gets on my nerves in Starbucks!), the interior is nice and inviting, there is a big TV showing funny videos and fun facts, prices are fine (perhaps a bit high, but all drinks - hot AND cold - are always good and worth the price). I'm definitely going back there.
My first thought of the Austrian Version of Startbucks (of which I am not not a fan either) the…read moreother day was - finally someone local is offering moccacino (call it as you wish, coffee plus chocolate), and hopefully it is not pure sugar as in the other coffee chains. Though some cold coffee creations i had here before were indeed pure sugar, just like anywhere else. The next thought was of the movie Lego, where coffee costs 37 Dollars or so and all the little brainwashed Lego people are happy to pay it every morning while singing "Everything is awesome". Well, not the first time this seemed quite realistic! I paid my 9 euros for two small take-away premium moccacinos, then i had to throw them away almost immediately, because the most dominant taste was - luckily not sugar this time, but - sort of melted material in which they were served (das bilde ich mir ein, oder?). Maybe it was taste of something else, but it was getting worse with each sip. I am aware of my pickiness - but my friend threw hers away after a few sips too. So I wonder how anyone can drink this. It is not the first time I tasted take-away cup more than the actual coffee, but this "Beigeschmack" was particularly distinct here in combination with the bitter drink. I appreciate that it was not sugary....... however, that alone is also not enough if you want to charge Lego prices for your coffee.