The sweet curry burger was surprisingly tasty with smooth mango and a slight heat. Pommes are the…read morepart skinned variety and skinny and would have preferred chunky chips but that's a personal choice. There is an outside eating area with small tables and chairs for 2's and 4's and as the previous reviewer mentioned comes with sauces, pepper, salt and tobasco sauce. Only one complaint no Vinegar for the pommes! Although the waiter did try to simulate Vinegar with Balsamic, it didn't cut it - shame tho but a good effort. No noticeable music and fairly quiet inside and outside. Good access off the main high street and close to the Shell garage. Recommend using the bike to get there - Baden is a nice town to cycle through.., it's safe! Would recommend it and visit it again.

Oh sweet Moses was this place cute! The desserts were beautiful and beautiful doesn't don't usually…read moretaste how they look, but the desserts here tasted awesome. Yes, there is a window out front where they sucker you in with all their amazing desserts laid out front. The inside is a very cute, very white, very Hamptons like decor, kinda like a beach house. The food: Pistachio Tart- The tart was great, the pistachio mousse on top had great flavor, the pistachio pieces added nice texture and the tart itself was nicely crunchy and not dry. I am a fan. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=dAzkFcCoGDQdorMvcJawow&userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA The Chocolate Bomb- it was pretty good but was a tad too chocolatey. The outside shell was a nice consistency, it wasn't too thick nor too brittle. The mousse inside was nice, not too overbearing. Strawberry Cheesecake- it was a well executed cake. The fruit on top had a nice sweetness and the cake itself was nice and moist. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=jE2f6TeNe6wJPqoKHIAXUQ&userid=Y_iTTjKvV5hLy-880SZzlA

Absolutely adorable little pastry shop and cafe right down the street from Pilgramgasse stop. The…read moreeclairs are fantastic and the cappuccinos are quite good.

A great spot next to the Uni-Campus at Altes AKH. Not big, but I always found a place to sit there…read more Cosy. Great interior, lots of different furniture and stencils on the walls. On your way to the toilet you can glimpse into the kitchen, where they cook a different soup & main course each day. Mostly, but not always, vegan. If you are not so hungry, you find smaller meals on the menu. And a huge range of drinks (including mate ice tea). Cheaper than other places, I suppose. My favorite place next to Universität Wien.

A very nice place, where you donate as much as you want for the (always veggie) food. Staff is very…read morefriendly and the atmosphere is nice and calm. It can get a bit crowded in the evenings..

Walked in on a random rainy evening and found a long line, which makes sense. Also, they're famous…read morefor their Eismarillenknödel. I tried the coffee ice cream and it was quite possibly the best I had in Vienna. This place is truly a must visit. Service was fast, friendly, and efficient. The ambiance feels like an Austrian diner tucked into a quiet suburban neighborhood which is super charming and adds to the appeal. Parking is easy and I'd happily come back on future trips to Vienna.

Best ice cream in our entire trip, and we visited twice in as many days. Very easy to get to from…read moreReumannplatz subway station. Apparently it's very popular with the locals - busy throughout the day even during the week. It's in an interesting and diverse neighborhood of Vienna too. 4 stars only because they only take cash, and we had to find an ATM machine couple of blocks away.

I was told these Viennese cafes are places to sit and read. However long you wish. I hear the…read morewaiters can come off as rude. I heard this is where locals go. All true in my opinion. It was a tight space. They sat me with someone I didn't know. All good. She read. I looked around. Took the place in sipping on my Viennese coffee and eating a pastry. It was quite the experience. I didn't know what to make of it. If I enjoyed it or was there to just be there. It doesn't matter. It was one of those experiences that will always be with me. The rain. The stuffiness. The smells. The people. I did love it.

I wanted a spot to stop in, relax a little, and enjoy a drink one afternoon, and Cafe Jelinek was…read moreright around the corner from my hotel. Perfect. The place is cozy, warm, and has some old-school charm. There were people meeting and chatting, and a couple folks studying and on their computers. I didn't try any cakes (though they were tempting) but I did enjoy a grüner veltliner and a white wine gespritzt. The server seemed a little brusque until he realized I spoke German, but I was seated in a spot where I could easily flag down the server so service was prompt. If you're looking for that Viennese cafe experience, this is a good spot to check out!

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!