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'

Drank coffee specialty drinks and ice cream coffees along with consuming a delicious apricot…read morestrudel in the late afternoon. Greindl has a beautiful pastry and chocolate display case with many many options. The atmosphere was great and there was a terrace outside on the back with a small fountain. The service was excellent. And the bathrooms were clean. Would definitely go back.

Favorite bakery of all time! Tiny Leo Jindrak in Linz, is a total Powerhouse!…read more They sell every baked good know to Man, tarts, cookies, wedges, cakes, 'Linzer Tarts' (Linz's known for 'em) marzipan, buttery cookies, coffee, espresso, chocolate Christmas ornaments, layer cakes, banana cakes, candy by the fistful, nutty cookies, chocolate chip, chocolate nuts, pastry shells filled with mousse and more! Leo Jindrak is the best bakery I have ever been to. Can I buy this place? Pleee-eeeze?? ;) Review: 5++

Grellinger make your dreams come true. If you visit Gmunden and leave the city without a stop at…read moreGrellingers, you haven't really been to Gmunden. Must have: Sacher ice cream!

Been coming to Urbann for over 15 years, wifey her whole life, it's a definite must stop when…read morevisiting the beautiful city of Wels. Centrally located not far from the town center (Stadtplatz) in the pedestrian shopping thoroughfare Schmidtgasse. One side is the cafe/bakery side and next door is more of a bar and cigs atmosphere. This place has most if not all the Austrian/German/Swiss desserts. It's a comfortable atmosphere and the booze is reasonable next door, service is very Austrian ;)

I've been coming here since I was a little girl! I remember my grandma bringing me, my mom and my…read morebrother anytime we'd come for a visit! So while my Dad is receiving treatment for cancer at the hospital, the hubs and I had to swing by for some coffee and cake! This place will always hold a special place in my heart. The pastries are all prepared fresh daily! They open at 8:30 so you can come by for a great breakfast of meat and bread/rolls or you can skip straight to a piece of Sacher or a cream Schnitte! Their prices are reasonable, especially considering it's location in a very popular part of old town Wels. The staff is friendly and more than willing to assist us with our broken German and their really good English so that's a huge plus! They are attached to the chill bar next door so if you need an early morning glass of wine with your cappuccino, you can get that here too!

Excellent Cafe in the town. Love to sit in the patio and see the street view. Great Irish cream…read morecoffee and pastries

This place is a must if you're traveling with kids. The food was decent but the kids play area is…read moreamazing!! Huge room with a slide, ball pit, ride-on toys, and all sorts of other toys. Kids loved it and adults loved that we could eat while they played. Definitely recommend.

Really good place. Coffee was nothing special but they surprised us with the food. Amazing.read more

My Favorite Artist (Egon Schiele) + My Favorite Stimulant (Caffeine)... it was Český Krumlov(e) at…read morefirst sight. You'll find this rather large (but still ultra cozy) cafe next to the Egon Schiele Art Centrum. The museum opens an hour before the art centrum does, but you should know that if you purchase tickets to the art centrum (it's amazing and so worth it) and a coffee over at the cafe, you'll get a free baked treat... which turned out to be what was basically an entire family-sized apple strudel that was made fresh in house. We ordered 4 coffees and had earlier purchased 4 tickets to the museum, so our group basically got 4 pies... that my sugar-loving SO promptly polished off. I had a few bites of my strudel and I can vouch that it was absolutely perfect. As with most food and beverage in the Czech Republic, the prices were pretty much dirt cheap. Like, I don't know why we ever left. For the first time in my life I could walk into a place and afford anything (and in some cases, everything at once) on the menu. For the most part, we had a hard time finding friendly service in CR, but this cafe and one other place also in Český Krumlov were the exception. There was one beautiful older woman working the entire cafe (though we were the only customers at daybreak) and she made the best and most beautiful cappuccino of our entire trip. Again, I don't know why we ever left. The place is decorated with works from independent local and international artists, but remains homey and casual with mis-matched vintage couches and coffee tables. If you walk around this expansive space, you'll notice several additional larger rooms, including what may be a children's play room (mind you, I only saw one single child the entire 3 days we spent roaming Český Krumlov) equipped with fun toys, a grand piano and several nude paintings... in true Egon 'statutory' Schiele fashion. You should also know that there's an annexed special exhibit gallery that you can enter only from the cafe that features some odes to Egon and other interesting works from up-and-coming artists. This cafe (alom with the art centrum and the city of Český Krumlov itself) is an absolute must.