First of all.... You have menu online, you can easily place an order, very convenient and easy…read more Then waiter would come and tell you that most of the items are not available. Desserts were very plain, not much flavor, simple, nothing special. In the end we decided to taste the Apple strudel, big mistake.... taste horrible, barely taste apples .... instead weird, unknown substance.... mixed with raisins. Service was ok, location is good. But, place is overpriced and overrated, stay away from it.

This cafe was very busy when we went…read more We waited quite a while before anyone came to take our order, so I think they were particularly busy when we went (or perhaps understaffed that day). After ordering, the desserts and drinks came quite promptly. They were helpful & friendly Nougat schuesserl (nougat tart) had a creamy hazelnut filling and substantial/thick layer of crumb pastry -- in general, the tart was solid. 3 stars Black forest cake was pretty good, moist and flavours were well-balanced. 4 stars Mozart cake was fine, not too sweet. 3 stars The tea was apparently okay; I didn't try any myself. I had the fresh-squeezed bottled orange juice, which was fine. Decor is quite pretty & cute, with lots of pink & brown.

Fresh and good products- everything from classic bread to fine pastries and cakes…read more There is a cafe included, which I didn't notice at the first glance. Probably that happens to many others too, as it has never been busy when I was there. However, that's the main reason I went there quite often- it's a good place to study. Service varies from very friendly and welcoming to annoyed and rude. Depends on which waitress is currently working. I think their main business is the bakery, since they often ran out of simple things... Like lemon juice. But it's super convenient, that they are open on Sundays and have all necessities you need for a quick breakfast at home.

I stumbled upon Gulasch & Schöne by chance just walking by. Noticing how lively it was outside,…read morelet's go in. What a treat! The highlight for me was their creamy take on shrimp cocktail. It was a creamy cocktail sauce, maybe some horse radish. I couldn't put my finger on it. Very different from the shrimp cocktail I'm used to. The restaurant embodies indulgence with its unique mantra: "He who stops indulging, begins preaching." It's a fitting motto for this spot! Stop in and give some love.

Rude staff and a bit of discrimination going on there. We tried to make rsvp but the line never…read moreworked. Not recommended for tourists. We were turned away TWICE! The first time his excuse was that it was 9:20pm, kitchen was closed but their opening hrs was until 1130pm. 2nd time we were literally "shooed" out saying no reservation, no service. Go! We weren't beggars!

What a great place located within the Time Out Hotel (although they have a separate entrance for…read morenon-hotel guests). They are open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I was checking out of the hotel and needed to nosh before heading out. You can either do a breakfast buffet or order off the menu. I went with OJ, fried eggs, and yogurt with fruit. It was so, so good. The yogurt came with tasty sweet plums, pears and oranges and the eggs were cooked perfectly. It was drizzled with honey. Perfection. The space is nice and modern but cozy for a meal with friends or a date. The service is also warm and friendly. Will definitely go back next time I'm in Vienna!

It's a nice coffee spot :) maybe have a little breakfast but other than that not a place to really…read morehave dinner as there menu is very limited

Very nice and small coffee place. Very very small, but is of high quality and offers soy and almost…read moremilk and vegan cakes (well, cake) as well as non vegan brownies and muffins. Free wifi, annoying music and no air condition but it's quiet and nice to work in. Prices are affordable, though not very low.

Nice quaint coffee/pastry shop with ample seating and table service if staying in; counter service…read morefor take-out. Conveniently located in the center of shopping, it served as a nice respite on a cold January day.

This place has been on my radar since their grand opening. Glad to have finally had the chance to…read morevisit last week for a lovely catch-up brunch with one of my girlfriends. It is so easy to access from the U-Bahn Schottentor Station or the University. Perhaps because it was a weekday brunch, we didn't have a hard time securing a table. I would recommend you reserve a spot if you wish to dine here on a weekend, however. Menus are available in English and German and the service was fast and friendly! Hopefully it stays that way! Their menu is amazing and affordable. Also need to mention how delectable each and every pastry they had on their display case! My friend and I could not resist ordering eclairs for both of us on top of our actual meals. I decided to get the Syrniki (Ukrainian pancakes) because I wanted to try something new. Plus, it sounded amazing -- pancakes with a twist which tasted sweet and savoury at the same time due to the cottage cheese. They are served topped with pomegranate seeds and pears and with a side of their homemade marmalade and sour cream. So fluffy and so, so irresistible. Aside from pancakes, they also serve omelettes, egg benedicts, acai bowls, sandwiches, and more typical brunch fare! I love the wide variety of food items on their menu. As for the eclairs, we chose pistachio and chocolate; both were hands down perfection and oozing with creamy filling. One of the best eclairs I've had in my life thus far. The interior is lovely and a nice homage to Vienna. Tiles were also swoon-worthy. Their coffee latte art could most definitely benefit from improvement though but all in all, I wouldn't think twice about coming here again!

Just the best eclairs and coffee in the City ! Very cozy and friendly atmosphere. Everytime a good…read moreservice. Modern, interesting cousine with an individuality. Very healthy and vegetarian friendly! I highly recommend !

For afternoon snack today we had a sachsertorte and an apple strudel. Both were delicious. The…read moresachsertorte is velvety smooth chocolate madness with whipped cream and a bit of apricot and raspberry jam. The apple strudel is a classic fruity standard baked to perfection. We chased it down with cappuccinos. Vollpension provides retirees with employment and social interaction. It also put to work their superior baking skills and incorporates their family recipes. Honestly, i think their deserts are superior to much of the commercial cafes around the city. Their prices are certainly better. Plus you get to support a great program so it's a sweet win-win all around. If you are looking for a non touristy cafe for a relaxing and yummy treat then try Vollpension. Highly recommend.

My friend and I had breakfast at Vollpension (one of their two locations in Vienna) when we were…read morevisiting the city a couple of weeks ago. German for "full pension," Vollpension hires seniors to allow them to make extra money in their retirement/on top of their pension. Their website calls the restaurant "where old and young get together to eat cake." In that vein, the restaurant is filled with what I'd call Grandma chic: floral patterned chairs, mismatched chairs, mismatched plates, etc. Many of the dishes on the menu are named after Grandmas and Grandpas (who I assumed work or have worked at the restaurant). My friend had Mr. Karli's Cheese Masterpieces (cheese sandwich with Montafon cheese and a soft-boiled organic egg), and I had Grandpa Kurti's Good Cheese Wagon (2 spreads, Montafon cheese, mountain cheese, breakfast cheese triangles, seasonal vegetables, butter, jam, a roll, a slice of rye bread, and brioche). My friend also had a slice of cake (you walk down to the kitchen, take a look at what they have that day, and let them know which you want a slice of). We also had a couple of cappuccinos and orange juice with soda. The food was simple and delicious. The service and ambiance made it special. It really felt like we were at someone's home, and that made it a special meal on our trip. I'd happily return.