Great service and food just right for breakfast/brunch. We are set for the day of adventure!…read moreSoft boiled egg Veal liver pate Expresso Fresh orange juice Goulash soup Apple strudel Mozart cake

Pleasant surprise just a few minutes walk away from the museums. Everything was good and easy on…read morebudget for a family.

our first dinner in Vienna Beautiful place great vibe and…read moreour waiter zeljko was very kind and attentive. Definitely recommend this place

I noticed this pleasant, attractive cafe while staying at a nearby hotel. I decided to try it,…read moreonce for dessert and then again for lunch. Good food, a nice atmosphere and the convenient location make Das1090 a winner!

While in Vienna we visited Gutenberg and had a fantastic experience! The outdoor seating area is…read morelovely, providing a relaxed atmosphere that's perfect for enjoying a meal. The menu offers a great variety of options, catering to different tastes, and everything we tried was absolutely delicious. I highly recommend the Wiener Schnitzel - crispy, tender, and perfectly seasoned - and the Spareribs, which were flavorful and cooked to perfection. Overall, it's a wonderful spot for a great meal, and I'll definitely be returning. Highly recommended!

Came in right before dinner rush so didn't have to wait, which was a huge plus to get a seat where…read morecouple restaurants in the area had few hour wait. The food is typical for Vienna, we had a chicken schnitzel, i had a burger and my wife had perch. We also had their homemade apple strudel. Enjoyed everything

When I envisioned a Viennese cafe, this is what I expected…read more I went for breakfast, as I didn't do the hotel's (30 Euros for breakfast buffet was ridiculous). So for less than 10 Euros, I got the Little Breakfast, which was a croissant with jam, butter, along with tea/coffee and orange juice. That's all I really wanted for breakfast that morning. The croissant was pretty large and warm. It's wasn't the greatest croissant but it was with lamination and tasted buttery. The piping hot tea and freshly squeezed orange juice rounded out a nice starter to the day. Service was mostly friendly, though I didn't have to interact much. I was greeted at the front by FOH and the server was friendly enough. The decor here is quite lovely, with that 19th century feel. The display cases of desserts looked inviting. If I was around the area longer, I would've stopped by for a strudel. There are newspapers available for diners to read as they're sipping their coffee. Where do you find that in the States anymore?

Definitely the worst food you will have in Vienna ! And the service too.. a group of three and…read morestill wondering how a place can serve such awful plates, A absolute stay away.

Stopped in for a hot chocolate on a cold rainy day. I got the refuser hot chocolate. It was neat…read morebecuase it was in a bowl instead of mug or cup but it didn't have much flavor. I ended up adding two sugar packets to it. My sister had sparking cider which was nice. It was warm inside and busy. Cash only so be prepared

Really great coffee, food was decent but the service was absent…read more The location and interior design was really nice. I even love that they have the "big table" where they encourage travelers to sit together. Btw cash only

I've been here a few times now - once for brunch, once for coffee and once for dinner. I loved…read moretheir brunch. It's not cheap but well worth it. They make omelets to order right in front of you! The brunch choices are abundant and tasty. I recently went there for dinner and was happy to find a tuna melt on the menu! They called it a tuna sandwich but it really is a melt. And it was better than any tuna melt I ever had in the US. Frank's in the first district should come here to learn what a tuna melt should be like as their's is sad in comparison. I don't think I would go there again for an afternoon coffee thou. It was very family-heavy in the afternoon and the noise level was accordingly. Area of improvement: service personnel could be more attentive but they were very friendly. HUGE PLUS: all non-smoking!!!

Amazing brunch location! Friendly and attentive staff, incredibly large buffet with everything your…read moreheart might desire - including excellent coffee. The whole atmosphere just invites you in and you want to stay here for hours and never leave :) You definitely need to book a table though - the priority is given to hotel guests and unless you have booked, you might not be able to get a seat at all.

Amazing breakfast! Near Technical University Wien and the Karlsplatz Ubahn station, Mr. & Mrs…read more Feelgood offers up a healthy but hearty array of food from juices and smoothies, omelets, toasts, porridge/oatmeal, stews and soups! We came in here twice in a row it was so good! The brain power breakfast gives you a piece of dense sunflower seed whole grain bread with melted goat cheese (with a brie-like flavor) on top plus a delicious mango yogurt cup with granola. The Mr. Feelgood breakfast, my favorite, gives you a large-sized omelet with mushrooms, tomatoes, and even sunflower seeds. Sounds crazy, but it works! Everything came out super fast and was perfectly consistent both mornings. This place is outstanding!

This business is no longer the new shop is An's kitchen. Vietnamese. Very good by the way.read more

This venue was recommended by local folks and my hotel concierge, and I did enjoy my dining…read moreexperience. The ambiance is sophisticated and clean. You can get individual dishes or go with course menu (either regular or vegetarian). My server was great - knew the dishes very well, and was also friendly. While I am not vegetarian, I noticed white asparagus dish on the individual items - the server was kind enough to adjust vegetarian course menu so that I could get plenty of asparagus consumption! I enjoyed everything - loved the freshness and natural flavor. All staff members that I encountered were polite and friendly. I will be back when I visit Vienna again.

I had dinner here with a large group and we were seated outside at one long table. The ambiance…read morewas elegant, but casual. Because we were a large group, we were able to share all the appetizers and all the desserts. I highly recommend doing this, by the way. For the appetizers, my absolute favorite was a salad of Michi Bauer's butter lettuce, strawberries, crispy bread, and elderflower -- it had the most amazing dressing. I liked it so much that I ordered a second one for the table. The oxtail croquette with lovage, radish, and daikon was an honorable mention -- it had a nice contrast of soft oxtail meat on the inside and crispy fried panko bread crumbs on the outside. The remaining appetizers (kohlrabi, heifer tartare, smoked eel in aspic) were all great as well. We even asked for the wild herbs soup with brown bread cream, radish, and watercress to be split. Yes, they can split a soup! That was a great soup. For the entree, I picked the sturgeon fillet with brandade fritters, beurre blanc, orange, and fennel. It was not bad. Several of my friends liked their veal schnitzel a lot. For dessert, because we shared everything, we got to try all three desserts from the menu. My absolute favorite was the elderberry foam -- it had a nice, light tang which was perfect for a summer evening. The chocolate cake with Michi Bauer strawberries was a close second -- very rich and decadent. I did not care for their caramelized rice pudding much. I was surprised they had Tanquary 0.0%, so got their Gin & Juice. The mixture with Gruber Röschitz grape juice and lemon was super refreshing. Labstelle's motto is "Slow down and enjoy slow food," which was exactly what we did. Service was kind and timely. We did have one waitress who was anxious, but she did not ruin dinner for us; she could use some slow down and slow food.