Bocan's Panini Cafe, Konditorei which can be found at Neubaugasse 7 1070 Vienna (7th district) is a modern coffee house that serves breakfast until 11am.
"Café Kafka" is a charming and distinctive café located in Vienna, known for its unique ambiance, literary inspiration, and cozy atmosphere.
Named after the famous writer Franz Kafka, the café embraces a literary and bohemian theme. The decor often reflects this inspiration, with bookshelves, vintage furniture, and literary motifs creating a nostalgic and intellectually stimulating environment.
"Pho Ever" is a popular Vietnamese restaurant in Vienna, known for its authentic and flavorful Vietnamese cuisine, particularly its namesake dish, pho.
While You see Butlers and Interio, the outside seating is actually for Cafe Michele. A very nice little Italian restaurant with probably the smallest kitchen in Vienna. Good coffee at reasonable prices. The menu offers pizza, pasta and other smallish Italian snacks. The service is quick and friendly and in the mood for a little light-hearted joke.You have to be very careful not to run past. This restaurant is so small and inconspicuous. But the taste of the freshly prepared delicacies is what makes it great.
Chilling at the Museumsquartier beside a coffee pop-up store with a view of the Natural History Museum.
Berliner Babo is a relatively new food shop at Mariahilferstrasse. This outside seating area belongs to them. Will try their menu soon so I can feature them properly.
"At Berliner Babo, the burgers are made from fresh, high-quality ingredients and are the perfect snack for your hunger." - My kind of place. ^_^
The weather is now nicer to be out eating. While there were rains almost everyday the past week...we hope to get consistent sunny days.
"Radatz" is a well-known and highly regarded family-owned butcher shop and deli chain in Austria. It specializes in high-quality meats, sausages, and other deli products.
- Established Tradition: "Radatz" was founded in 1962 by Rudolf Radatz and has since grown into one of Vienna's most respected names in the meat and deli industry. The company has maintained its commitment to quality and tradition over the decades.
- Family-Owned: As a family-run business, "Radatz" emphasizes traditional values and a personal touch in its operations, which contributes to its strong reputation.
"BackWerk" is a popular self-service bakery chain in Vienna, known for its convenient and affordable offerings.
- Self-Service Model: "Backwerk" operates on a self-service model, allowing customers to choose and pick their desired baked goods and snacks directly from the shelves. This approach offers convenience and speed, catering to busy customers who need a quick bite.
- Freshness and Quality: The bakery emphasizes freshness, with many items baked on-site throughout the day to ensure that customers receive fresh and high-quality products.
"Motto Brot" is a distinctive bakery in Vienna, known for its artisanal approach to baking and its commitment to quality and sustainability.
While these photos are of their outside seating in the warmer days, I will feature this bakery again with proper phots.
While these photos are of their outside seating in the warmer days, I will feature this bakery again with proper phots.
"Der Mann" is a prominent bakery chain in Vienna, like Anker, known for its high-quality baked goods and long-standing tradition.
Viennese Institution: Over the years, "Der Mann" has become an integral part of Vienna’s culinary landscape, earning a reputation for quality and consistency.
Starbucks has a unique position in Vienna, a city renowned for its rich coffee culture and historic cafés. Here’s how Starbucks is generally regarded in Vienna:
Vienna’s traditional coffeehouses, like Café Central and Café Sacher, are cherished for their historic significance, unique atmosphere, and classic coffee options. These establishments offer an experience steeped in history and culture, which Starbucks cannot replicate.
Starbucks exists alongside the cherished traditional Viennese cafés, which continue to dominate the city’s coffee culture with their historic charm and unique ambiance.
Anker is a well-known bakery chain in Vienna, with a rich history and a strong presence throughout the city.
Note : Like the previous posts, the street is naturally inclined and so the building looks crooked.
Founded in 1891 by Fritz Mendl and has since become one of Vienna's most iconic bakery brands. With over a century of experience, Anker has built a reputation for quality and tradition in the baking industry. "Anker," meaning "anchor" in German, symbolizes stability and reliability, values that the bakery chain embodies in its operations and products.
- Bread and Rolls: Anker is renowned for its wide variety of freshly baked bread and rolls. From traditional rye and whole grain to specialty breads with seeds and nuts, there's something for every taste.
- Pastries and Sweets: The bakery offers an array of sweet treats, including classic Viennese pastries like croissants, Danish pastries, strudels, and cakes. Seasonal specialties also make appearances, adding variety to their offerings.
- Savory Snacks: In addition to sweet items, Anker provides a selection of savory snacks such as sandwiches, pretzels, and filled rolls, perfect for a quick and satisfying meal.
- Coffee and Beverages: Anker shops often include a café area where customers can enjoy freshly brewed coffee, tea, and other beverages alongside their baked goods.
Konditorei Oberlaa is a renowned pastry shop and café in Vienna, known for its exceptional confectioneries and traditional Viennese ambiance.
Note : The street is sloping down so the coffeehouse appears to be not straight.
Vienna, often celebrated as the City of Coffee, boasts a vibrant culture of outdoor cafés. These charming establishments are an integral part of the city's social and cultural fabric, offering locals and tourists alike a unique blend of history, relaxation, and culinary delight.
The tradition of Viennese coffee houses dates back centuries, and their open-air counterparts continue this legacy, allowing patrons to enjoy their coffee amidst the picturesque streets and historic architecture of Vienna. Whether nestled in a bustling square or a quiet side street, these outdoor cafés provide the perfect setting to savor a meticulously brewed cup of coffee, indulge in a slice of Sachertorte, and immerse oneself in the city's enchanting atmosphere.
Since October 2011 the "Viennese Coffee House Culture" is listed as "Intangible Cultural Heritage" in the Austrian inventory of the "National Agency for the Intangible Cultural Heritage", a part of UNESCO. The Viennese coffee house is described in this inventory as a place, "where time and space are consumed, but only the coffee is found on the bill."
Read more about Cafe Central (above photo) here: https://vienna101.com/cafe-central/
Bonus image: Belvedere Palace Café :)
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