The saying is true, "People eat with their eyes." Henry's fresh premium cuisines was a quick snack…read moreon the go as we departed Vienna. It was as simple as deciding if you are hungry or very hungry (selecting a small or large cup.) Filling up your container with hot or cold breakfast items. Weighing your cup to determine the cost of your meal. Then paying for the meal at the cashier's register with the option to dine in or take your order to go. The vibrant display of hot and cold breakfast items and the scenic dining area across from their cafe forced me to dine in as I thought, "This is the art of living!"

It is airport food, so really you do not have a huge amount of choices. This place was pretty…read moresolid. They had fancy coffee and a larger variety of breakfast and lunch foods. The service was a little slow. We were there for an early morning flight and no one else is line, but waited 10 minutes for the coffees. They were delicious so I could forgive it. I don't know that I would be as impressed if I had to even wait a minute longer. They also offered pay per weight hot breakfast with the standard fair of eggs and sausage type items to eat. I would go there again next time I am there. Definitely not a place that I would intentionally avoid. There was also ample seating space.

Absolutely thrilled that I found this place. This fresh Turkish bakery offers an overwhelming…read moreselection of pastries, treats, bread, börek and dairy. If that weren't enough, they are also open on sundays so you can pick up a fresh meal if you don't feel like cooking. There are 2 small tables in the corner if you prefer to eat your goods then and there.

I'm with Mimi...great pastries, breads, olives, dairy section and *bonus* - if you can't speak…read moreGerman the girl behind the counter can....or at least her english is better than my german. Check it out!

A cozy Viennese bakery with traditional recipes, some dating back centuries, for cakes, rolls and…read morebreads that are some of the best around, and not produced on an industrial scale. It's a nice place to stop for a slice of cake or strudel or a little sandwich en route to the Jewish Museum or the Clock Museum, in one of Vienna's most charming streets. Every Tuesday they do a big gluten-free bake of breads and cookies.

Love this small bakery in a small alley way. Try the salami sandwich with lettuce, egg and…read morecucumber. The bread has seeds in top. Small but delicious. There are other sandwiches and dessert at reasonable prices! This is not to be missed!

This place is A-OK. It is open pretty early for those who, like me, sometimes get to campus a…read morelittle early to get some work (procrastinating) done. They offer the typical Austrian cafe variety of coffees, sweets (pastries), and some sandwiches. I have had opportunities to try coffee and pastries here. Coffee is good. Not the best, not the worst I have had. It is definitely not the worst on campus. If I were to approximate its ranking, I would say that Library Coffee is a little better, and coffee at Mensa is a little worse. This is a good middle ground. Pastries here are made fresh. I got here early enough today to witness the loading of raw dough into the over, unloading of fresh baked goods, and with the accompanying "ding dongs" of ovens signaling food is ready. Don't let this excite you too much, the pastries here are only okay. Yes, it does work to their advantage that they are fresh, but I have still had better ones in other small cafes in Vienna. Again, they are not the worst. I have had pastries like this in other locations (namely in the U.S.) that were worse. Chocolate croissant for instance... Good, but lacked flakiness, and chocolate filling was lacking chocolaty-ness. Definitely a solid place to grab a cup of coffee and sweet something when you are on campus early. But if you get a to-go cup every day, it may be worth considering other options.

My favourite bakery in Vienna with a variety of whole wheat and spelt breads and pastries. All the…read moreproducts look the bio-vega(n) type, though not sure which tag I should use :) You can also sit down for breakfast/lunch/coffee. My fav is the Martinsbrot with lots of seeds (note: its pretty heavy, you do need a good knife to cut this one). Whenever I go I cannot resist to try some of their cakes or cookies. The muesli-bars (with good chocolate) are a treat! One of the few bakeries around that is not part of a large chain.

I had breakfast here for €6.60. The breakfast served a small glass of orange juice (about 100ml),…read moreham and turkey slices, a bread basket, butter, and a small cup of coffee. Breakfast was nice, but while this was much cheaper than the hotel where I stayed, I still thought it overpriced. Similar menu can be had at sandwich/bakery places all over at the U-Bahn stations, at HALF the price. Visited once only. Place is very clean and welcoming.

The gelato was flavorable, but the clerk was rude- therefore my rating will be 3 stars . The store…read moreis in prime location in Old Town Vienna

This centrally located branch of Tuchlauben Eis is right across from the State Opera and just above…read moreone of the entrances to maybe the busiest transportation hub in Vienna. It's very convenient and is open day and night every day of the week. Besides its famous ice cream, it also sells Austrian and international desserts at fair prices. I recently was passing by and couldn't resist their pistachio cream cannoli. I ate it with a cup of tea as soon as I got home. Tuchlauben Eis by the Opera is a a good place to know about for a quick takeout sweet or ice cream.

This very busy cafe is a nice respite just a brief walk from Stephensplat/St. Stephen's Cathedral…read more Also located near the Medieval mural ( 1590 ) of the fox and cow playing backgammon. Check out Atlas Obscura website ( Vienna) for other unique and interesting vignettes. my dining companion said that the quiche Lorraine was probably the best he's ever had anywhere. The chocolate croissant was flaky, and a good portion had a buttery taste, and plentiful chocolate.. the salad Niçoise has a beautiful presentation and was delicious and a good value for the price point. I would definitely recommend this little side street dining gem.

Amazing food, amazing service! Stout in the patio and it was lovely! Would highly recommend!read more