I was about to give up on Linz until I found this street lined with cafes and little tables with…read moreoutdoor seating. The coffee shop was unexpectedly large. There's indoor seating at two big tables, chairs set around a table, and bar seating. They offer coffee and tea as well as some baked goods, none of which I really fancied. I ordered regular coffee and it was strong, as is all that is offered in Austria I've realized. The employee working there was very friendly. The patrons were mostly young 20-30 year olds. While it's a very modern space, it fits into this seemingly historic pedestrian street.

Ich habe so viele gute Dinge über cafe meier gehörte aber leider bin ich immer wieder enttäuscht.read more

I know what you are saying, five stars for this cafe? Yet for coffee in Austria we must consider…read morefour things: service; atmosphere; pastry; and yes the coffee itself! Here we are in one of the oldest shops in Linz with the original built in benches woodwork, pale blue paint and continuous decorations that represent over a 100 years of culture and life! I was met at the counter by a young woman who not only spoke English but took such care of me. Truly was concerned that I was going to receive the great coffees we ordered along with the Linz famous Tart they are known for! The coffee and pastries arrived quickly and with a biscotti alongside as well. If you are Linz do not miss out on this treasure of a location!

I know what you are saying, five stars for this cafe? Yet for coffee in Austria we must consider…read morefour things: service; atmosphere; pastry; and yes the coffee itself! Here we are in one of the oldest shops in Linz with the original built in benches woodwork, pale blue paint and continuous decorations that represent over a 100 years of culture and life! I was met at the counter by a young woman who not only spoke English but took such care of me. Truly was concerned that I was going to receive the great coffees we ordered along with the Linz famous Tart they are known for! The coffee and pastries arrived quickly and with a biscotti alongside as well. If you are Linz do not miss out on this treasure of a location!

I had higher expectations for this place & so was slightly dissapointed. I feel there are many…read morebetter places in Linz for a great breakfast. Maybe worth it for a coffee & pastry but if it's eggs etc you're after, you're much better off at Lentos, Hof backerei or Walkers.

Nice staff, very tasty Thai curry. For me this place was very good choice for having a lunch with…read moremy family.

Ordered lunch set here consist of soup, plate and a cup of coffee…read more The soup looks very simple yet rich flavored and harmonized various tastes. Sauteed calamari on some yellow pasta-ish dish was really tasty! I have no doubt that most of Japanese people love the dish. On top of that, very kindly service for English speakers(though we're Japanese). Love to visit again when I come back to Linz.

Great service and view I would Come here again if I was in…read morethe area. I have no idea why Yelp makes you write more

From the street, you can only see the sign for Walker. Go into the breezeway, through the first…read moredoor, and turn left up the stairs. You'll find yourself in the bar smoking area, and to the left is the non-smoking seating area. Seat yourself, and a server will find you. PRO: food quality (and price) We'll start with the food since that's the highlight. There are a good number of burger selections and combinations. I had the cheeseburger with shinken (ham) and ei (fried egg), which was great. All burgers come with mayonnaise, salat (lettuce), tomatoes, and a bit of mais (corn). The corn was a nice, uniquely non-American addition. And them shinken was a nice adaptation to bacon, which I'm accustomed to. The burger meat is good too. I've had burgers at some other restaurants in Linz that make me wonder if the patties are pre-formed and frozen. The ones from Walker are juicy, tender, and seem fresh and hand-formed. If you're used to American restaurants that serve you a burger with full fixings and a side, be warned. Here, a burger is a burger. The fully dressed burgers comes out on a saucer-sized plate. No extra sides, fries are à la carte, no utensils, no napkins. CON: service Don't expect too much regarding service. I was there on a Sunday afternoon, and there were only two servers for the whole restaurant/bar (three distinct rooms or sections). Once we sat down, it took quite a while (~10-15 minutes) before our server came over to acknowledge us or take our order. That said, once our orders were placed, the food came out relatively quickly.

Cosy 100% vegan eatery with great coffee (possible with soy milk) and affordable prices. Creative…read morefood, including a vegan pulled sandwich. Nice sitting area inside.

I was here with a group to try the Linzer Torte. It was sooo good. Nothing like the ones we see in…read morethe US. This is the real deal. The O.G. It is made with a buttery hazelnut crust and currants. Not raspberries like I have always seen on the knock-offs. (Although admittedly, those are pretty good too....no harm, no foul......they just aren't really what linzer tortes really are.) Anyhow, it's a busy little shop and we had a private section upstairs to enjoy our coffee. Our guide told us to put the little chocolate in the coffee too. Even though I usually like my coffee black, I obliged. When in Rome..... My only regret is not buying one to take home with me. I heard they travel and keep very well.

Coffee and Linzer torte, that's what it is about. Delicious and filling…read more We hit the shop next door and scored mini Linzers as gifts and a slew of truffles 'for later'