My experience:…read more Vegetarian friendly - 3 (Café) Cost - €€ Ambience - 5 Service - 5 Accessibility - 2 (only by car) Food presentation - 4 Food quality - 4.5 Food taste - 5 Child friendly - yes We took a break here on our way from Austria to Munich. It is beautifully located opposite a parking lot on the country road beside a scenic lake. It is the perfect location to relax for a while on your road trip in the alps. Very much kids friendly with play area and grass. One can also hire a boat or swim in the lake if t hey desire. We throughly enjoyed this place. We only took a coffee break here and hence didn't eat food. Crepes, tea, chocolate cake, hot chocolate, coffee, Apple strudel and freshly squeezed orange juice. They all were par excellence :).

What an amazing coffee shop! Loved how they served the coffee in nice porcelain cups. It was such a…read morenice ambiance outside too. Really enjoyed their lattes.

Located in an alley in the old town. Has some outdoor seating. Ambiance is basic for a coffee…read more Service was great. They even have a flame under the small tea pot to keep your tea hot throughout your meal. The food is prices are normal for a Cafe nothing over €24. The food is the game changer. The Munich sausage was perfect. It came with a nice salted pretzel. The Cordon Bleu was well seasoned and moist. The fries ware thin and crisp. Didn't try the desert, which was a mistake. Would definitely eat there again. Oh, they only take Cash.

Really nice location. Beer in bottles. Potato Gulasch was a bit bland for my taste.read more

This was my first stop in Salzburg after dropping my bags off at my hotel at 9 AM…read more I took a walk through Salzburg and saw this place with great outdoor seating with a great ambience of the comings and goings of the old town. I had a Cafe Latte, Prosecco, & the Large Breakfast. It was delightful! Highly recommend for their traditional Austrian breakfast.

We stopped into Café Konditorei Fürst (Alter Markt), established in 1884. It's renowned for being…read morethe first and only producer of the authentic Salzburger Mozartkugel. These are chocolate balls infused with pistachio and dipped in dark chocolate. They are obviously named for Mozart, the famous child prodigy composer who was from Salzburg. The kugels were delicious but I'm a dark chocolate person. Eat them with a coffee or cappuccino.