I stopped by early on a weekday, right as they were opening, and had no trouble getting a table…read more Service was excellent, and my waiter was especially kind and attentive. The food was delicious. Nothing was particularly out of the ordinary--it felt like a fairly classic breakfast--but everything was fresh and well prepared. My only regret was not saving enough room for dessert! The interior is cozy and inviting. If you make a reservation ahead of time, they typically seat you by the window, in a nice cozy booth.

Another classic coffee shop in Vienna. I sat just feet from where Freud used to sit. Imagine that!…read more This place is more formal than a lot of other places. Still, I had the classic Vienna coffee with a Wiener Apfelstrudel. How much more classic is that? ;) It seemed like it's changed a bit with the outdoor seating and change of ownership over the years but it felt like where I sat that things felt much like they may have decades ago. And that was just fine with me!

Can't recommend this spot enough while visiting. Every dish bursts with flavor, freshness,…read morehealthiness, creativity - if this was in NYC, it'd be double the price and you'd have to wait an hour. Got the avocado smash with smoked salmon, the vegan platter of delicious things, and an apple-ginger shot with cappuccinos. Coming back tomorrow. Literally. 5 stars!!!

Both boys enjoyed the lambshank and said the potatoes were amazing. I enjoyed the couscous bowl and…read morethe husband enjoyed his burger.

Well, I will admit, this was our second choice as our first choice - will not mention here - is a…read morebig touristy spot that had a line way too long for our appetites. But wow, are we so glad we came here instead! 1) the service was impeccable. Our waiter was as nice as could be. When I asked him to describe a cake on the pastry cart, he told me it tasted "like an Austrian childhood at your grandma's." I was sold! And not that I know what that actually tastes like, it was delicious and I could imagine watching my grandma bake it in her kitchen and then eating a slice with her. I had the best cappuccino during our entire 10 day trip to Munich/Austria. My boyfriend had a chocolate mousse treat that was also very delicious. Highly recommend.

We went here as some of the local Viennese cafes were full and, we wanted to have cake and coffee…read more Whilst it looks great from the outside unfortunately this place was disappointing to say the least. Service was very slow and the cake selection thin. We waited for about 15 mins before any waiter/ess bothered to come and take our order. I had a nice pistachio slice with crunchy base but the rest of the pastry we ordered was ordinary. The eclair was dry and crusty and the poppy seed cake slightly tasteless. The fact that they don't have a vanilla slice was really surprising as it's the one thing most Viennese cafes have. The hot chocolate here was the most disappointing. It was a milk hit chocolate that just tasted like warm milk and looked barely chocolatey. Three out of three of us disliked it. This place ruined the whole experience for us and it's a shame as it looks lovely from the outside. I would not come back here again.

This was a super busy bakery and for good reason. All the bakery and food items looked amazing as…read morewell as delicious tasting.

Excellent service and good. Eggs Benedict is always my favorite and these were the best ever in all…read moremy experiences! Servers friendly and helpful. Highly recommend eating here!

Best location, famous name, ok food , inflated prices, especially for drinks, good service, nice…read moredeco, good ambiance not good toilet downstairs. Recommended only come for the Vienna breakfast. Every reasonable croissant options is out way early.

My friend and I stopped at Cafe Mozart for one of our first stops in Vienna. We were there for an…read moreafternoon coffee and cake. I had their Strawberry Pistachio Cake (strawberry cream, pistachio cream, sponge cake, and strawberry glaze) with a Maria Theresia (double espresso with Cointreau, whipped cream, and orange zest). My friend had their classic Mozart Cake (pistachio cream, chocolate mousse, and chocolate sponge cake). Everything was delicious. (This is just a small slice of what they offer. They have tons of cakes and coffees, but they also serve full meals as well. So it's an option for strudel, schnitzel, plum dumplings, goulash, and more.) The cafe has an interesting history: Oskar Hornik purchased the coffee house and named it after the Mozart monument at the Albertinaplatz in 1929 (it had existed in different iterations and locations for many years before that). After the Anschluss (the Nazi annexation of Austria in 1938), Hornik was forced to sell the cafe at an extremely low price (Aryanization). After the war ended, the cafe struggled and changed owners and uses until 1993, when a family purchased the cafe and focused on restoring it to its earlier glory. The interior of the restaurant is charming - you can see its nod to the past, but it feels quite modern at the same time. And the service was very good. We really enjoyed taking a little break from our day at Cafe Mozart.

Good food, good service, great coffee! We will be back. Located right behind the Natural History…read moreMuseum. We had avocado toast, passionfruit porridge, bacon and eggs and buttermilk pancakes. Everything was great with beautiful presentation!

Absolutely the best avocado toast and bacon eggs Benedict I've ever had! So delicious. The waiter…read morewas very attentive and friendly. Thank you for a wonderful breakfast!

Currently closed. Looks like they are renovating but the guy there said they are looking for staff…read more Its a mess.

Amazing good and amazing staff. This was one of my favorite places that I visited in Vienna.read more

Cute place in Vienna- we stopped by for lunch Nice staff…read moreLove love love allergy info listed Soups and pastries were very good Everyone loved what they ordered... plus some extra not shown We would come by again...enjoy

Café Museum is an iconic coffee spot with a rich history and beautifully refreshed decor. We tried…read morethe gluten-free chocolate cake (Rehrücken, named after the back of a deer), which was quite large and very rich. The coffee was good, and they offered the classics like the melange, but prices are surprisingly high- close to 7 Euros for a cup of coffee. For a more budget-friendly experience, you might want to explore some of the less touristy coffeehouses in Vienna. Still, worth a visit for the atmosphere and history!