Great outdoor seating, varied menu for lunch, fast service and great tasting sandwiches - good…read morevalue for lunch

Great gelato! Very rude server. Don't ask for a sample. Location right around corner from Sisi…read moreMuseum.

Yes there is a line and yes it goes by fast. Highly recommend looking at the menu before hand and…read moreuse Google Translate to translate so you know what you're getting. It's very light and flavorful. Highly recommend stopping by and getting one or two different kinds. The two gentlemen working there were nice and accommodating.

For a little stand sitting outside a museum this place attracted nearly as much attention as the…read moremuseum itself and it was worth it. I have heard the lines can grow quite long so I think I got lucky with a roughly ~5 minute wait, but once you order the food comes very fast. The Käsekrainer in the baguette-ish bun was amazing, really crunchy on the outside, great amount of filling and fluffiness. Area is also really nice to walk around with your hot dog in hand.

Tian Bistro was honestly one of the best meals I've ever had. Each round was somehow better than…read morethe last... Truly delicious plant based food. I can't wait to come back.

In the old LUX space in Spittelberg has come a wonderful branch of the Tian gourmet vegetarian…read moreempire sweeping Vienna and establishing itself also in Munich. This version is a bistro so one can expect lighter fare and lighter prices. The airy sky-lit main dining room is as charming and attractive as ever and a reservation is necessary to snag a table here. A great deal here is the Chef's menu. This is five courses where the chef will serve up dishes not on the regular menu. As with all chef's tables, you don't choose. You eat what is served. Each of the five courses was very delicately prepared and tasty and I could have eaten more of each one. Thank goodness for the generous bread basket. The meal began with a totally delicious erdäpfelsalat (potato salad) followed by a vanilla and green spargel (asparagus) salad. The next course contained wild broccoli with sweet potato chips and grapes. The main course was a fantastic concoction of karfiol (cauliflower) cooked in an olive crumb marinade with a parsley sous-dressing. A pomegranate sorbet with apple slices ended the feast. Service was friendly and impeccable and I can safely say Tian Bistro lives up to its hype and is one of the best vegetarian restaurants I've ever eaten in!

We dropped in on a rainy day as we were looking at a flat in the neighborhood. We spent quite a…read morewhile there first just some coffee then as lunchtime neared and the aromas from the kitchen were quite good we decided to have lunch. This is a neighborhood place very unpretentious with friendly service. The food was surprisingly good. There are a combination of Turkish and Austrian dishes and everything was fresh and delicious. Prices are reasonable. Will go back.

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.

EVERYTHING was amazing about this cafe! the ambience, the decor, the service, the coffees, the…read morefood/desserts... 10 stars if i could!! i don't make my way to Europe much but Café Mozart is 100% getting my visit again if i am ever in Vienna again! in the 3 short days i was in Vienna while hubby was in business meetings, i went to Cafe Mozart 4x!!! and this was also with me checking out other cafés (Belvedere Palace, Café Prückel, Schwarzenberg...) I kept coming back to Mozart's and brought my husband one evening as well! my only request: when i'm back in Vienna, everyone who is reading this review, please don't go to Café Mozart. i want to be seated quickly !!!!

Best location, famous name, ok food , inflated prices, especially for drinks, good service, nice…read moredeco, good ambiance not good toilet downstairs. Recommended only come for the Vienna breakfast. Every reasonable croissant options is out way early.

Another classic coffee shop in Vienna. I sat just feet from where Freud used to sit. Imagine that!…read more This place is more formal than a lot of other places. Still, I had the classic Vienna coffee with a Wiener Apfelstrudel. How much more classic is that? ;) It seemed like it's changed a bit with the outdoor seating and change of ownership over the years but it felt like where I sat that things felt much like they may have decades ago. And that was just fine with me!

Stopped by here to check the place out. We had the Apple strudel and some mulled wine in the…read moreoutdoor cafe area. The strudel was decadent. We then proceeded insude to have a light dinner, the wait was minimal. They took our coats and seated us. The waiter took our orders. We had beef soups, and beef goulash. The food was good not outstanding. We were so full we could not have any additional dessert. Once our order was taken we never saw the waiter again. No one checked on us and we waited so long for the Check, we had to ask two different people. I expected better service at this type of establishment.

Cute place in Vienna- we stopped by for lunch Nice staff…read moreLove love love allergy info listed Soups and pastries were very good Everyone loved what they ordered... plus some extra not shown We would come by again...enjoy

Café Museum is an iconic coffee spot with a rich history and beautifully refreshed decor. We tried…read morethe gluten-free chocolate cake (Rehrücken, named after the back of a deer), which was quite large and very rich. The coffee was good, and they offered the classics like the melange, but prices are surprisingly high- close to 7 Euros for a cup of coffee. For a more budget-friendly experience, you might want to explore some of the less touristy coffeehouses in Vienna. Still, worth a visit for the atmosphere and history!