It was a slow tuesday evening and service was great. Theres a smoking section but it didnt bother…read moreme too much as there were doors to keep most of the smoke in but id come here again for the food, drink options and service!! Just outside there are 2 ither restaurantss but w limited options for food, no hefe and limited drinks. You get full bar, lots of options on tap and a few wine selections. Winner winner veggie dinner!!!

Horrible, burned omelette served to me... I said "it's burned!", The waiter said "it's well done"…read moreand walked away...

Delicious breakfast near our hotel(Novotel) . We love to explore new places to eat and KLYO hit the…read morepoint. Food was delicious. Service was excellent. Love the ambience - it has both indoor and outdoor ( looking the canal ) .

My partner and I hit this gem for a pre-sightseeing brunch, and the terrace view--stunning…read morecityscapes with sunshine--was a highlight. Perfect for lingering. The menu had great picks, and we tried: Vegetarian High-Protein Pancakes - Fluffy, protein-packed, and topped with fruit--a healthy win. Oat Yogurt Muesli - Creamy, crunchy, and wholesome with nutty seeds. Breakfast Croissant - Flaky and savory, a solid classic. All were filling and nutritious, ideal for a day out. A must-try for a healthy brunch with a view--I'll be back for those pancakes.

One of those cafés which immediately give me an urge to review, so I am happy it is now on Yelp…read more The concept of a shop and café mix has been brought to life quite successfully here, which is not an easy task and shouldn't be taken for granted. Most of my stars go to excellent breakfast and coffee (to-go also available) though. My visit has stayed in good memory and was a great introduction to one Saturday morning on Karmelitermarkt. My starting mood was already happiness, and I was not hard to convince, though I can be the pickiest breakfast eater in cafés in town. Of course some things could be optimized. By some things I mean, despite the quiet background music, it was impossible to have a private conversation. You are a bit too exposed from the moment you enter, and that is the toughest part about cute little café-shops. This probably gets better if all three or so seating possiblities are occupied. On the other hand, only the fact that it is so small probably allowed for the breakfast to be so lovely. The lady who owns the place is extremely welcoming, and you tend to believe she will feed you as a friend, not as a customer. This is the illusion I need for my weekend-breakfast too - if it already doesn't take place in bed, than at least it has to be made with care and include some sort of warm dough. Here for example, in form of a soft, heavenly tasting French toast, with a bit of crisp bacon - fried just right, and maple syrup of good quality on the side. I wouldn't think of this combination, but here it all fit together. Even the most normal "Semmel" was exceptionally fresh and tasty. Everything is beautifully arranged too, made especially for you, with the ingredients you would probably wish for yourself. In normal restaurants, I often end up thinking a piece of old bread at home would have made me happier than whatever extensive loveless nutella menu I possibly got... and breakfast often comes down to socializing. But Werkbuchcafe, even though not primarily a restaurant, made it to the top of my list for the tastiest - though maybe least suitable for a conversation - hidden breakfast in Vienna. The diy book selection, as well as the workshops I have seen to be offered might be of interest to a normal hobbyist too. Most importantly, the whole ambience seems to be inviting enough to really sit on that sofa, have some excellent coffee and cakes, and flip through the books, or crochet indeed if that is what you want to do. At least that is how I perceived it at first glance.

This was such a great place to stop and relax during our shopping day! The weather was a little…read moretoasty but there was a nice breeze, was so we definitely took advantage of sitting outside. It was pretty busy, but we got lucky and found a spot right away. We weren't super hungry, so we decided to get a snack and coffee. I got the latte and a pain au chocolat. Although we were in Austria, I couldn't miss a pain au chocolat while in Europe. We waited about 10 minutes for our order, which gave us time to relax and soak in our surroundings. The latte was delicious and the chocolate croissant was perfect! Nice and flaky with just the right amount of chocolate. It was such a nice little vibe of France in Vienna!

The le bol by neuermarkt is one of my go to cafes in the city so when i heard that they opened a…read morenew one near the Freyung, i naturally had to check it out. In sum: it's a tad nice and slightly more modern than the other location. While the decor is slightly more wooden and warmer at the original cafe, this one is a little cooler, more monotone. Again there's a large table for sharing in the middle, but there's also more smaller tables around and more seating overall. Food and menu is the same. One of the drawbacks of le bol was that there would more often than have to wait a while for a table. Now their customers are dispersed between the two shops, so no more long wait which is a huge plus. Overall the two locations are very similar; just depends on what kind of vibe you're looking for. For a more cute/casual vibe go for the old one, for a more chic, modern vine go for the new one.

Friendly staff, offers English menu, has wifi and the food is good and plentiful. I love the…read moregrilled ham and cheese.

Went with friends service was good, ambiance good, we enjoyed desserts altho no one was overly…read morewowed. The ladies working were nice. Really yummy desserts, Husb gave the strudel a 7 which was the best during vacation. I don't know what Mine was called But it won!!

Coffee was good but half a cup.. half foam. The macaroons were stale. Had to send them back and…read moreget new ones.. my 7 year old ate half of the stale macaroon so they still charged us for it. Our waiter was horrible. He ignored us and was nice until paying and was so nice when asking for me to add a tip.

It's quite popular place for locals. I think because they have menu of the day for very affordable…read moreprice. You would find typical Austrian cuisine. They have good Breakfast (till 11:00). Staff is friendly. In summer they have tables outside. I put 3 stars because inside the cafe is really old and dusty.

Had a nice dinner here. It's not in the tourist area so there's a nice relaxed vibe here. Small…read moreand private, the owner will also be your server. The inside is lovely and decorated beautifully. It's quite charming. You will feel like you are in Italy the moment you enter. Our food was good and there's a nice selection of Italian wines. Pricey on the bottles of wine but the individual glass price is fine.

I have loved every moment in Prague, it's been the experience of a lifetime, but other than the…read moreperfectness of the breading here nothing has stood out as superb. That said my wife and I walked by this place but the smell called us. We looked at other places but nothing called us like the delicious Garlic smell from here. It was the best meal I've had here. Absolutely fantastic and I have fallen in love with this city but when I make it back this will definitely be my 1st meal!