A small cafe that discourages computers and media - A-OK with us. Indoor or al fresco sipping…read more The coffee and cappucinos were excellent, proper coffee - yes Alchemie as opposed to the dreadful barista stuff we have to put up with in USA. We arrived very early in the morning so just a few tables occupied.

Delicious mocha coffee, frothy as can be, strong and divine, enjoyed in their little bohemian…read morecorner. A romantic spot for relaxing with a book and people-watching. 5 stars!!!

Lovely experience in this outdoor cafe. Right next to the Salzach river - it provides a lovely,…read morescenic atmosphere. The eggs, roll and orange juice with a shot of ginger were also delicious. I was able to sit and take in the views, culture and surroundings without being rushed. Nicely tucked away - beautiful experience for a lovely day.

The service was fast and good. You are more so stopping here for location and history. A coffee is…read morea coffee although for me I like the Europe Espressos. The food is okay for a quick snack. Nothing special. The location on the water is nice and it's an easy place to people watch. Clean restrooms.

Awful service. We ordered 4 meals and 4 drinks. They totally forgot about the 4th dish and everyone…read moreelse was done. Also the food quality was bad. And over priced. I knew it was a mistake to go to a place called Cafe Mozart in Salzburg. Doh. Save yourself the trouble and some money and skip this place.

We stopped at Cafe Mozart twice during our two day stay in Salzburg…read more The first day we ordered the apfelstrudel. It was freshly baked - still hot when it was served to us. There was a perfect balance between the loads of soft apple and the chewy pastry shell. It was amazing. We would recommend getting it with the vanilla ice cream! Our second visit was less successful. We ordered the Salzburger Nockerl - the cafe's famous dessert. It is a dessert made of whipped egg whites, cooked cranberries, and tons of sugar. The texture was interesting. The sweetness level was excessive. It was not one of our favourite desserts. We have concluded that this dessert is a tourist trap. Get the apfelstrudel!

Delightful little coffee shop close to Old Town Salzburg. Nice decor, very "Bavarian Inn" feel…read more Menu is varied and all across the board, for breakfast or lunch. All sorts of locations, teas, coffees, and even coffee with liquors and a full bar. All for breakfast! Recommend Cup & Cino as a nice coffee stop in Salzburg!

Very cute beautifully decorated cafe with variety of breakfast, sandwiches and coffee drinks. Great…read morefor brunch, kids, groups and meetup. Indoor and outdoor seating. Easy access with flat entry and wide paths. Speak English and accept touchless payment.

I came in for a chai latte during lunchtime the atmosphere and the style of the restaurant was…read morereally nice and the food looked really good, but I only got the chai latte which was mediocre. It tasted very watery and didn't have too much cinnamon. There was also a man at the front selling newspapers so if you ever go to this restaurant, you could ignore him I thought you would have to pay him to get in, but it seems like he's just selling newspapers in the front which I thought was a bit odd

My favorite meal in Salzburg! My only regret is not being able to come here again to try more of…read moretheir dishes. We walked in for brunch, and were immediately seated although it was definitely very crowded. We got the seasonal lunch with toast (zucchini, proscuitto, egg, etc) and an earl grey custard that also came with an espresso on the side. The coffee was so good we decided to order a flat white after since we didn't have enough! We also got the pea hummus brioche (all the brioches looked delicious), which was the most buttery and soft texture. Lastly, my favorite was the carrot hazelnut cake with cashew cream, topped with blueberries and a gooseberry. I will be thinking about that dessert for a while - probably one of my favorite sweet bites this year. The vibes were also very cute inside and all the servers were so sweet and helpful. Must come here if you're in Salzburg!

Such a cool cafe! When researching places to go in Salzburg, Cafe Tomaselli kept coming up and I…read morecan totally see why. The coffees and beverages are unique and super tasty. They also offer desserts and sweet treats which are delicious. The cafe is ALWAYS busy so be prepared to wait a little for a table. It is first come first serve which makes it a super flexible place to stop while in Salzburg.

When in Salzburg, have to indulge in Coffee and cake. Perfect place to do so... located in a…read morebustling courtyard with an array of cakes. The Madeira latte is served in a silver tray with a glass of water is a special must do experience.

We stumbled upon this on our walk to another coffee shop and decided to walk in. They make good…read morematcha lattes and oat milk lattes but these are a bit watered down. My vegan spelt no-sugar pancakes were delicious. There's a lot of seating but some of the smaller tables are elbow to elbow. Very cute spot that's a bit tucked away from the main roads. Excellent service.

The "Coffee House" is a fabulous cozy coffee shop, bakery and restaurant just off Linzergasse. We…read morewere hungry one late afternoon and stopped in for a bite to eat. I had the cream of pumpkin soup and my husband had cream of potato. Both were accompanied by a slice of freshly made wholegrain bread and a yogurt/herb dip. Very delicious and perfect place to spend a rainy afternoon!

First morning in Salzburg and we were looking for our first breakfast kind of like home. We walked…read morepast Habakuk and caught a glimpse of the Strudel in the window, and all thoughts of bacon and eggs were out the window! We walked in and were very warmly greeted, and sat right across from the glass cases that showcased their wares. Given two menus in German, we figured it out pretty quick. They had a NY breakfast and one below that outlined eggs, ham, cheese and bread, bingo, two orders of those please and water. Our utensils and napkins were brought on a white plate along with salt and pepper, as well as a silver plate holding our waters, which was a great touch. The interior is very classy, old school elegance, and the servers were the same, nicely dressed very polite and helpful. Our food arrived quickly, hot and abundant, not exactly bacon and eggs, but very good. We were not asked how we wanted our eggs cooked,, so what you see is what you get. My eggs were a little overcooked for my taste, but the lovely K got some yolk run. There was a very good amount of food for the price and it all worked well together. We had the chance to chat with our server who spoke very good English, as it seems most of the people we have come across in our two weeks on the Continent do. We had to go back the next afternoon to try the Strudel of course. We were recognized right away, and the place was quite a bit busier so we walked up the stairs and were sat in the main dining area. The Strudel was quite delicious, and once again abundant and swimming in warm custard, which I wasn't sure of, but man it was good. Also added a Stiegel beer which is brewed right here in Salzburg for over 500 years. Cafe Habakuk is a bit of a throwback to simpler times when good service and great food, at fair prices was the norm rather than the exception and we couldn't be happier. Our next trip back to Salzburg we will most certainly be back!

My friend and I were wandering around the area trying to choose a cafe. We stumbled upon this one,…read morewhich had such enticing apple strudel and cookies on their display windows. We decided to walk inside on a mission to try said apple strudel and were greeted by kind staff. We took a seat and had THE loveliest waiter. I got the apple strudel with custard, but you get the option of either whipped cream, custard, or icecream I believe. My friend got the ham & cheese sandwich with a side salad. Long story short, the apple strudel was DIVINE. The entire dessert just feels homey and hits all the right spots. The sandwich was really good too. The bread was quite buttery and crispy. The salad had thousand island dressing. So so good!

This restaurant in a nice neighborhood on the hills above the river was a great find for gluten…read morefree food. We went for a late lunch and sat outside. I had the house salad with fried tofu and gluten free bread plus we tried the carrot soup - delicious and also had a fresh carrot, ginger, apple juice.

I had the goat cheese sandwich and their small lemonade. It was the perfect bite for lunch…read more Everything tasted very fresh and delicious. It's run by a group from the Chinmoy.org but don't let that deter you. The service is relaxed and friendly.

This is a cute cafe with a great view of the Salzach River. It is located on the second floor of a…read morebuilding fronting the river. Dropped in for a cup of coffee. Had an embarrassing incident here in which I accidentally knocked a drink on what looked like an empty table. I gave a few euros for the drink and apologized to the customer. The owner had seen the incident and kindly gave me a free cup of coffee, which he did not have to do. Admitted the incident left me mortified and wanting to leave the cafe quickly. I hope to revisit Salzburg one day and go to the cafe again to have a proper visit. I will be more careful about watching where I walk next time.

Interior not air-conditioned Upstairs patio nice…read more Toilets, hot hot Food was good Service was not great View was nice I have no idea how these guys put this combination together, but we had a nice time.