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12 years ago
Simple cafe with a nice interior. The prices are affordable, the place is nice and clean, there's free wifi, the food is yummy, and it's a comfy place to stay in. It's also in a great and safe neighborhood. What's not to love?!? read more
Ströck - Inside the cafe - Bakeries Near Me - Vienna, 9
Obkirchergasse 22
1190 Vienna
Austria
Döbling
01 3202654
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http://www.stroeck.at
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What time does Ströck open?
Ströck opens at 6:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Ströck opens at 7:00 AM on Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Ströck close?
Ströck closes at 7:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Ströck closes at 6:00 PM on Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Fri 6:00 AM - 7:00 PMSat-Sun 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Does Ströck have parking?
Yes, Ströck has parking options.
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Amazing restaurant/bakery in Vienna. If I ever return I'll be back for breakfast or lunch. The…read morepastries and desserts was amazing. It's a local spot in the town. We walked over from public transportation. Every one was friendly with allot of activity. It's a busy place.
Tried this place as it was close to where were were staying. They had many options for breakfast…read moreand a variety of pastries and cakes. The coffee was so good. The servers were very friendly and some spoke English. All there good is organic and locally sourced. The atmosphere is relaxed and makes you feel to sit for hours.
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The husband and I were browsing the market in district 16 when we came across this bakery. We had…read morebeen wanting to get a good apfelstrudel, and this looked like just the place to get it. Oh, and it was! We got the hugest piece of strudel I have ever seen for less than 2 euro (most others I saw in Wien went for 3+ euro). The pastry was light and flaky, the filling was fresh, the apples still had a little crisp to them, and it had a lovely cinnamon flavor.... If you are in the neighborhood, don't miss this small shop's baked goods.
My husband was there and bought 4 cake but 1 was with lot of fungus. And we bring it back but staff…read moreand chef was very rude laughing of us and try to give us cupon. Why we should again buy something from there? We know now how dirty is there
The breakfast buffet consists of mostly side dishes rather than a variety of breakfast food, but…read morethe taste and prices are OK.
Went to this quick and easy grab and go bakery great for bread, baked goods, pastries, and coffee…read more We ended up getting a chocolate croissant and a kipferl (the OG for croissants). It was the perfect mid morning snack and we enjoyed it sitting on the fountain/side while people watching. Love that you can find this bakery chain in so many spots for a quick grab and go sweet treat.
Excellent bakery with fresh croissants and pastries. They offer various coffees including my…read morefavorite Viennese melange. Loved their Marillenkrapfen with orange marmalade filling which was not very sweet. Credit cards are accepted.
I just happened upon easy going the other day, and I must say- it is truly charming. The sweets…read morelooked delicious, the owner was a delight and helped me choose the perfect tea, and I loved the way the tea was served! So unique! The store itself is very small- maybe only 3 or 4 places to sit, but if you're looking to fulfill your sweet craving, I would definitely stop by.
This little gem on Burggasse has been around for about a year now and I can't believe I just now…read morefound it! It is a must visit for all coffee and cupcake lovers, especially those looking for gluten free, lactose free, or vegan options. I had a tasty non-fat iced coffee and an amazing and gigantic gluten free brownie! The owner/baker is extremely nice and welcoming and loves what she does! It is a small place with not many seats, but my friend and I had no problem sitting in on a Saturday afternoon. Takeaway is easy and also an option if there are no more places to sit. There is also no bathroom, but visitors to this bakery have an option of using the Ulrich bathroom just around the corner.
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I've come to know Barke's as the "best pastry stand in Vienna". While it has a very unassuming…read morepresence at the Schottentor (Universität) U-Bahn station, don't let this fool you. Barke's has amazing spinach-cheese and also tomato-cheese "strudel"-pastry-things, as well as eclairs and chocolate croissants if you want something sweet. Even their simple Kornspitz and semmel rolls are tasty, and I've become a bit of a regular when it comes to their coffee: pretty much every time I pass through Schottentor in the morning, I stop for a large cappuccino (€2). Don't worry if the line is long - the service is quick, and the pastry (no matter which one you choose) is well worth it!
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Great selection of breads, pastries, organic fair trade tea and coffees. Always fresh! Very close…read moreto the main station by St Stephan Church. Staff is kind. Good comfortable sitting space.
This is one of the more interesting Ströck for me, as the seating area is separate from the serving…read morearea, therefore you get more privacy then you would normally have in these places. Normally you are seating in the same space as the counter, therefore everyone coming in and out is disturbing you. Of course there is nothing so special about Ströck itself, but for a quick coffee and food they are very handy and i use them all the time. My Personal points system out of 10, standard for Vienna is 5. Location: 10 Atmosphere: 7 Decor: 7 Size: 6 Non Smoking Area: Yes ALL NON Smoking Coffee temperature(*2): 6 Coffee taste: 6 Service(*1): 7 *1=(Standard in Vienna is 5 on my scale) this is based on that you get serviced fast but you have to work hard to pay at the end) *2=(Standard in Vienna is 5 on my scale) I always have a Caffè latte as my control coffee. My coffee partner always has a Mélange.
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I've just tried out this coffeeshop and it has immediately become one of my favourite places in…read moreVienna. Especially nice for a coffee between/after classes in the campus just across the street. I just cannot find anything bad to say about this place, baristas are friendly enough (but not too much - this fake friendliness always gets on my nerves in Starbucks!), the interior is nice and inviting, there is a big TV showing funny videos and fun facts, prices are fine (perhaps a bit high, but all drinks - hot AND cold - are always good and worth the price). I'm definitely going back there.
My first thought of the Austrian Version of Startbucks (of which I am not not a fan either) the…read moreother day was - finally someone local is offering moccacino (call it as you wish, coffee plus chocolate), and hopefully it is not pure sugar as in the other coffee chains. Though some cold coffee creations i had here before were indeed pure sugar, just like anywhere else. The next thought was of the movie Lego, where coffee costs 37 Dollars or so and all the little brainwashed Lego people are happy to pay it every morning while singing "Everything is awesome". Well, not the first time this seemed quite realistic! I paid my 9 euros for two small take-away premium moccacinos, then i had to throw them away almost immediately, because the most dominant taste was - luckily not sugar this time, but - sort of melted material in which they were served (das bilde ich mir ein, oder?). Maybe it was taste of something else, but it was getting worse with each sip. I am aware of my pickiness - but my friend threw hers away after a few sips too. So I wonder how anyone can drink this. It is not the first time I tasted take-away cup more than the actual coffee, but this "Beigeschmack" was particularly distinct here in combination with the bitter drink. I appreciate that it was not sugary....... however, that alone is also not enough if you want to charge Lego prices for your coffee.
This ice-cream parlour has a to-go counter, as well as an indoor/outdoor sitting area. The menu has…read morea nice variety of pre-made "coup" variations. The waiters and waitresses are also friendly enough to change the pre-made coups if you for example prefer vanilla over chocolate, or want an ice-cream coup without any cream etc...
Well there is certainly nothing special about the coffee they server, as it is at the standard like…read morein Vienna. Therefore acceptable for most people. However they have great ice cream and other things, so it is still well worth to visit here. As well the location within SCS is also quit good on the 1st floor. I probably will not go back there myself as i do like a hotter coffee, but for most people you should like it more than i did. NOTE: for smokers, they do have a decent size smoking area, so a good aspect for the smoking population. My Personal points system out of 10, standard for Vienna is 5. Location: 7 Atmosphere: 5 Decor: 5 Size: 5 Non Smoking Area: Coffee temperature(*2): 5 Coffee taste: 5 Service(*1): 7 *1=(Standard in Vienna is 5 on my scale) this is based on that you get serviced fast but you have to work hard to pay at the end) *2=(Standard in Vienna is 5 on my scale) I always have a Caffè latte as my control coffee. My coffee partner always has a Mélange.
Swung by here for a quick breakfast before catching my train. Went with the topfenstrudel, which…read morewas alright. The texture of the cheese wasn't as smooth as I had hoped for it to be, and the strudel part wasn't as flaky as I had hoped for either. Cafe latte was good.
Ströck is basically like the Starbucks of Austria, it's everywhere! Except Ströck is mainly a…read morebakery with drinks as a later pairing. My favorite pairing--although I've only been here a few times--is the Leberkäse on bread with a choco & coffee, all of the chocolaty flavor of a hot cocoa and caffeine of a coffee! Great place for a hungry coffee break!
Felber is a cozy small bakery with inside and outside seating. The bakery is exceptionally clean…read moreand has a great selection of breads, desserts, breakfast, coffee and drinks. The old wood style tables and chairs are a plus and the location is also equipped with WIFI. Best of all are the opening hours and the perfect location next to the UBAHN: Mo.-Fr. 6:00 - 18:00, Sa. 6:00 - 12:00, So. & Fei. 7:00 - 11:00. Overall the location, prices, selection and atmosphere make it a hit.
I love this cafe. The old fashion decor takes me back in time. The sacher here (in my) opinion is…read morebetter than several other places. I also love their petite cakes and chocolates. They are quite rich but also moist and soft! Located in a smaller street off the main tourist area, it's a treat!
Grab a table upstairs and enjoy a café and some sweets, hang out with the locals. Truly a haven in…read morethe middle of all the tourist hustle and bustle out on the streets. And nice service to boot!