I wasn't expecting this little café across the street from the Naschmarkt to be SLAMMING but here…read morewe are! We showed up with my mom's little mobility scooter, and the bartender came out and helped me get it inside over the little step. They were very kind about helping us find somewhere to put it that it was out of the way. Atmosphere was lively, and I enjoyed the interior of the restaurant. It was much nicer than it looked from the outside! They had an ever dining area that was a little bit on the trendy side, and the lower dining area and bar was a bit more classy. Our server, Issa, was extremely kind and patient. My mom is not much of an adventurous eater, and she was being quite picky and asking a lot of questions and he never seemed bothered by it. He also listened to her explanation of what she wanted in a coffee and he made her coffee the way she likes. In Vienna, everything is espresso based and my mom just does not care for the taste. She likes something a bit more mild, and Issa delivered. When my eggs Benedict came out I wasn't particularly impressed by the looks of it, but the taste was amazing. The hollandaise sauce was so rich and creamy, and they were a little buttery, crunchy chunks of bread, I guess like croutons, sprinkled over the sauce. Get in my belly! The muffin that the Benedict was on was delicious as well. We both had fresh squeezed orange juice that was also outstanding. 100% make sure you come here for breakfast if you're staying in Vienna! Wonderful food, reasonable prices, great atmosphere and service!

Vegetarish plate is delicious! Highly recommend. The green omelette was a little burnt but overall…read morelove the vibes. Good brunch spot

Great historical cafe in Vienna, the waiting can be loooong but worth. The presentation of the…read moreplace made the environment cozy and historical. The pastries, different kinds of coffees, homemade ice-creams and chocolate make this place a memorable experience in Vienna. Service.. well as expected for a such a popular place. Another of the places to visit in this city.

Stopped by to get some ice cream as we walked around the town. Didn't get any of other sweets, as…read morewe were pressed for time.

ORIGIN: Although you would think the cafe was there far…read morelonger, Kleines Cafe (small cafe) opened in 1970. LOCATION: The cafe is in the Franziskanerplatz in the inner city, a perfect stop for those exploring Vienna. EXPERIENCE: I entered this cafe for a supper one late afternoon. As the name suggests, the cafe is small, making for a cozy feeling. I enjoyed a sliced ham sandwich (Schinkenbrot) which brought to mind how outside the U.S. even something as mundane as an open-faced sandwich is prepared and presented to make the best of the ingredients. A layer of ground horseradish was spread on the long slice of bread, and the attractively folded layers of ham were topped with freshly grated cheese. SERVICE: I experienced swift and efficient service during my visit. TIPS: The cafe only accepts cash.

Great coffee, great food, great service, great small cafe, can't stop saying anything but great…read morethings The place is cash only and seems to be run by only two people so expect some slow downs but it was a pretty chill place and the servers were patient and welcoming. Open face sandwiches were tasty and nicely prepared with individual small cuts for easy finger foods. Classic Viennese Desserts were made very delicious.

If you are looking for an authentic, quality Viennese breakfast to jumpstart your day of touring at…read morethe Schönbrunn Palace, Cafe Raimann is the perfect place to try out. Only a few minute walk from the nearby metro station, it's easy to access but you can tell that this place is the farthest thing from a tourist trap. It was pretty empty when we went on a rainy weekday morning, and the few other customers were clearly locals stopping in as part of their morning routine. They have an English menu and the server spoke decent English so thankfully there wasn't any serious language barrier to overcome. The food was good quality, certainly nothing to blow you away, but that's really not what you come to a place like this for. As a tourist you want to experience the food, culture, and daily life of the local residents and this place definitely delivers on that front. Their prices are quite good, noticeably cheaper than the cafes we visited in the city center. One thing to keep in mind is that they are cash only so come prepared!

Solid cafe down the road from the Schloss Schönbrunn and great for solo travelers…read more I always feel awkward eating alone but this place didn't have that "two or more" vibe at all. As in, other people were eating alone. Made me feel better. Menus are on the table in both German and English. My friendly server came over quickly and my food also arrived before I knew it. As in, I hadn't even taken a sip of my double espresso with milk by the time my omelette was dropped off. I'm kind of mixed on the omelette. I think it could've been cooked longer. The cheese was gooey, which was nice, but the actual egg was super runny. Not my favorite. I ate quickly and my bill was easy to retrieve. I appreciated the speed as I wanted to maximize my time and was behind schedule as it was. Truly, a comfortable spot for a speedy breakfast!

Thanks Yelp.at for helping me find this little gem of a restaurant in central Vienna…read more Inigo is a very reasonably priced bistro that serves great and well portioned European food. I really enjoyed my pork medallions stuffed with plums served with gnocchi. The pork was cooked just right and the gnocchi drenched in the wine sauce was the perfect accompaniment to the rich meal. Inigo was just what I needed after taking a very long flight over from the west coast of the US. And at under 12 euro for most mains---you'd be hard pressed to find better value. The meal also included an unlimited salad bar--though to be honest the salad bar looked rather sad, so stick to the menu and you will be happy. During the warmer months they have a nice outdoor seating in front of the cafe. With winter fast approaching not sure how much longer this will be an option though.

For me this is one of the more fancy or POSH places Vienna has to offer…read more The atmosphere is a semi interment environment, due to the layout of the seating. I like the offer on the menu for food and wine, which was all really nice. It is a little more expensive than other places, but worth it in my opinion as the service was impeccable and i felt very comfortable the entire time i was there. Well worth trying it out.

Clearly this is a neighborhood favourite. Plenty of locals hanging out but still welcoming to…read morestrangers. The food was excellent, with a particularly good homemade wiener schnitzel, just like Oma used to make.

A lovely corner cafe with ample seating inside. I came in for dinner in a Friday night on the…read morelookout for a Weiner schnitzel on my last night in this beautiful city. I was seated right away, drinks offered and our waiter kindly translated the menu. I ordered the schnitzel with french fries and my partner had his with the homemade potato salad. Food came out hot and in a timely manner. The french fries were more like fried slices of potato, but still yummy nonetheless. The potato salad was delicious, perfectly cooked and seasoned. One less star because I did ask for ketchup for my fries which was acknowledged, buy I had basicay finished my meal by the time the sauce was out on the table so I was slightly irritated by that. Overall a good meal. This venue was quite busy by the time we left and it was really nice to spend some time amongst the locals. The interior is well decorated too. Reccomended if you're after a home-style meal that won't break the bank.

Stopped here for lunch one day and then the next week stopped in for elevensies. The lunch goulash…read morewas delicious And took me three meals to finish. For elevensies we had apfelstrudel With vanilla sauce and raspberry yogurt cake. Both were delicious. The Apple strudel would have been enough for all three of us. The Vienna chocolate drink was delightful and the mango pango was refreshing.

Worst dining experience ever!…read more My advice: Avoid this place like the plague! Not only was the food mediocre and overpriced, but the waiter was unbelievably rude. In fact he was beyond rude, he was downright hostile. The only reason we dined there was because all of the other restaurants in the area were fully booked, and yet Frauenhuber had plenty of tables available. Now I know why: No one who makes the mistake of dining there ever comes back again. I wish I had done my homework ahead of time so I could have avoided the whole mess. After the fact, I read the reviews on TripAdvisor, Yelp and Google Maps. Sure enough, that obnoxious waiter (referred to as "Mr. Attitude") and their atrocious service are both legendary. Sadly, a lot of people get suckered into suffering through the abuse just for the "pleasure" of dining in a historic building that was once the venue for performances by Mozart and Beethoven. Trust me, there are plenty of places in Vienna where you can get your fill of culture and history without having to tolerate restaurant staff who treat their customers like trash. Bottom line: This was the worst dining experience we've had in years. You will be paying good money for a meal anywhere in Vienna, so you deserve much better treatment than you'll get at this place.

I had originally booked a restaurant that was in the Travel and Leisure recommended list but upon…read moremy family seeing the 25 minute commute via public transit from our hotel looked for something closer to our hotel and landed at this spot. It was a short five minute walk (we were staying near Museumplatz). We also passed a delightful gelato shop that was great for dessert. The pub food was wonderful--we had a delicious chicken paprikash, chicken schnitzel, and salad which was an interesting mix of fruits and roasted vegetables. My favorite item ironically was their ginger lemonade--it wasn't too sweet so refreshing and was in a tall glass with long thinly sliced ginger in it--how I wish I had the recipe so I could replicate it at home. The service was really friendly as well. The atmosphere was delightfully cozy with benches and wood tables. We enjoyed it so much we opted to return on our last night in Vienna.

We had dinner here again on our last night in Vienna - and ordered the same meal again (forgot that…read morewe also ordered the apricot strudel) - we love it so much - so delicious!!! The food, service and ambience are all 5 stars! Many thanks Amerlingbeisl!