I was pleasantly surprised with this Segafredo, which is located in the Multiplex part of SCS…read more Although it is not much bigger than the other one in the main complex, it does have a lot more seating, which of course i like to have room to sit down for my coffee. But just like the other one, they also sever a good hot coffee, so it has the thumbs up from me. My Personal points system out of 10, standard for Vienna is 5. Location: 6 Atmosphere: 3 Decor: 3 Size: 3 Non Smoking Area: YES all non smoking Coffee temperature(*2): 8 Coffee taste: 7 Service(*1): 6 *1=(Standard in Vienna is 5 on my scale) this is based on that you get serviced fast but you have to work hard to pay at the end) *2=(Standard in Vienna is 5 on my scale) I always have a Caffè latte as my control coffee. My coffee partner always has a Mélange.

The Bäckerei Schwarz Herbst is a small Viennese bakery with 18 sections throughout Vienna. The…read morebakery is open everyday to include Sundays and holidays! The opening times are early and the breads are always warm and fresh. The section on Herbstrasse also has a small refrigerated cooler where you can find OJ, milk, butter, sodas, and various other small cold products. The breads, sweets, and sandwiches are very tasty and the services is extremely quick and professional. The bakery also has a small stand with sweets and chips. Times: Mo-Fr: 6:00-19:00 Sa: 6:00-13:00 So & Fe: 7:00-14:00

Felber is a cozy small bakery with inside and outside seating. The bakery is exceptionally clean…read moreand has a great selection of breads, desserts, breakfast, coffee and drinks. The old wood style tables and chairs are a plus and the location is also equipped with WIFI. Best of all are the opening hours and the perfect location next to the UBAHN: Mo.-Fr. 6:00 - 18:00, Sa. 6:00 - 12:00, So. & Fei. 7:00 - 11:00. Overall the location, prices, selection and atmosphere make it a hit.

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.

A small frozen yogurt stand in the middle of MuseumsQuartier. The best place to satisfy your sweet…read moretooth in a healthy way during the summer. The small cup is already quite big, it's equivalent to about a medium sized cup in most of the other frozen yogurt shops and the big cup is really big! The lady working there was very friendly. Toppings are generously topped on your treat. You can choose from about 15 different kinds of toppings such as kiwi, strawberries, pineapple, oreo cookies, nuts, and even gummy bears! The also have chocolate, caramel and fruit sauces. I really recommend to put some nuts on as it will add a crunchiness to the yogurt. Don't forget to check in on the Mulu Rotenturmstraße page on Yelp: You will get an extra topping! Also get your Malu club point card if you LOVE Malu: 10 yogurts and the 11th one is free!!!

I've just tried out this coffeeshop and it has immediately become one of my favourite places in…read moreVienna. Especially nice for a coffee between/after classes in the campus just across the street. I just cannot find anything bad to say about this place, baristas are friendly enough (but not too much - this fake friendliness always gets on my nerves in Starbucks!), the interior is nice and inviting, there is a big TV showing funny videos and fun facts, prices are fine (perhaps a bit high, but all drinks - hot AND cold - are always good and worth the price). I'm definitely going back there.

My first thought of the Austrian Version of Startbucks (of which I am not not a fan either) the…read moreother day was - finally someone local is offering moccacino (call it as you wish, coffee plus chocolate), and hopefully it is not pure sugar as in the other coffee chains. Though some cold coffee creations i had here before were indeed pure sugar, just like anywhere else. The next thought was of the movie Lego, where coffee costs 37 Dollars or so and all the little brainwashed Lego people are happy to pay it every morning while singing "Everything is awesome". Well, not the first time this seemed quite realistic! I paid my 9 euros for two small take-away premium moccacinos, then i had to throw them away almost immediately, because the most dominant taste was - luckily not sugar this time, but - sort of melted material in which they were served (das bilde ich mir ein, oder?). Maybe it was taste of something else, but it was getting worse with each sip. I am aware of my pickiness - but my friend threw hers away after a few sips too. So I wonder how anyone can drink this. It is not the first time I tasted take-away cup more than the actual coffee, but this "Beigeschmack" was particularly distinct here in combination with the bitter drink. I appreciate that it was not sugary....... however, that alone is also not enough if you want to charge Lego prices for your coffee.

One of my favorite things when I go to different cities is to find a local chocolate shop. I looked…read moreup several but settled on this place. There was an abundance of choices once inside. Everything I bought was very, very good, but it was the orange strips covered in chocolate that I couldn't resist! So good... wish I had gotten two bags!

We stumbled upon this chocolate shop as it is on the same street as a couple of restaurants we went…read moreto. It is not only a retail chocolate shop but is also a full manufacturing facility as all the equipment is behind the counter in a small factory setting. What really matters however is the taste and the taste is wonderful. We bought and sampled filled milk and dark chocolates as well as some truffles. All were delicious. We even bought some to munch on during our train ride to Prague. Friendly service also as we had trouble deciding but the girl behind the counter was patient and gave us some good suggestions.

Swung by here for a quick breakfast before catching my train. Went with the topfenstrudel, which…read morewas alright. The texture of the cheese wasn't as smooth as I had hoped for it to be, and the strudel part wasn't as flaky as I had hoped for either. Cafe latte was good.

Ströck is basically like the Starbucks of Austria, it's everywhere! Except Ströck is mainly a…read morebakery with drinks as a later pairing. My favorite pairing--although I've only been here a few times--is the Leberkäse on bread with a choco & coffee, all of the chocolaty flavor of a hot cocoa and caffeine of a coffee! Great place for a hungry coffee break!