Child friendly Cafés in Vienna
Rauwolf stands for first-class coffee quality. The second location combines roasting house and brewbar, and that means diverse coffee creations. Chemex, filter, cold brew – there are many new trends to discover here. Have you heard of Cascara coffee tea?
A varied offer, and around the clock. The focus is on Levantine-Oriental cuisine. The organic ingredients come from regional suppliers, which are also listed on the menu. Coffee is from Hornig, and there is even a Westpol blend of tea.
This traditional coffee house embodies Viennese charm par excellence. The charming waiter serves apple strudel and coffee in style on a silver platter. As a meeting place for politicians and journalists, there are always interesting things to see at the Landtmann.
The motto is now an urban trend - an island of relaxation in the middle of the city, with a large sun deck and unique, maritime flair. The menu offers breakfast highlights, healthy bistro dishes and homemade desserts. Ship ahoy!
The Daniel Bakery is not only open to hotel guests. A rich breakfast buffet awaits you until 10 a.m., on weekends and holidays even longer. The stylish and urban ambience fits the modern Viennese lifestyle.
Café Sacher embodies the Viennese coffee house tradition like no other café. Its elegant and dignified atmosphere impresses tourists and fills every Viennese with pride. The world-famous Sacher cake with coffee is, of course, an absolute must!
The café is a piece of Viennese coffeehouse history. Despite its venerable age, it attracts with a modern, hip ambience. The varied menu with bowls, pancakes and burgers is in keeping with the spirit of the times, and the latte art is perfectly executed here!
You could call it a modern interpretation of a traditional coffee house. Old blends with new, classic furniture is combined with modern elements. In terms of cuisine, they stick to typical Viennese dishes.
A timelessly charming place for meetings and a popular meeting place for business people, but also for those seeking peace and quiet. The Eiles is one of the oldest coffee houses in Vienna. Despite its fame, the atmosphere is relaxed and never uncomfortably crowded.
The Manameierei in Schwarzenbergpark is a wonderful place for nature and peace seekers. In addition to the relaxing environment, the café offers a hearty breakfast, good coffee and homemade pastries. Tip: the homemade iced teas!
Waiting in line outside the café is part of the experience. As one of Vienna's most famous and magnificent coffee houses, Central was once a meeting place for art, literature and politics. Today, it's a tourist attraction and really can't be compared to any other café.
This bistro breakfast spot offers an impressive variety of breakfast options, including numerous vegetarian and vegan options, as well as homemade juices and sodas. The recommendation, of course, is the Hungarian breakfast.
The spirit of the Viennese coffee house tradition lives on in the "Kleinen Diglas". Lovingly prepared pastries based on grandma's recipes and Viennese coffee specialties are obligatory. The furniture, the decoration and the great wallpaper alone are worth a visit.
The café is a place of deceleration. Perfect to start the day comfortably with a good cup of coffee. The extensive breakfast menu plays all the pieces - from sweet to savoury and, of course, with all kinds of extras. Connoisseurs should take their time.
The café is uniquely both a traditional Viennese coffee house and a modern meeting place for students to work. The spacious indoor and outdoor area offers plenty of space, and you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Votivkirche.
The traditional café was opened in 1935 by Karl Hummel and is the heart of Vienna's Josefstadt district. It is lovingly regarded by many as a second living room. Large and classic breakfast selection, and according to Viennese tradition, there's a newspaper with the coffee.
A nod to Vienna's coffeehouse tradition, crowned by the majestic, elegant ambience of years gone by. The famous Imperial Torte was created in honour of Emperor Franz Joseph I – the recipe remains a well-kept secret to this day.
The Library Coffee House Blend is roasted in Burgenland and is virtually essential to learning for many students. The café serves breakfast, street food and drinks – in other words, everything the knowledge-hungry need throughout the day. Menus change daily.
The dignified Viennese coffeehouse in a prime location is always busy, but never crowded, and you can always find a spot in the charming seating areas. For foodies, the "Am Hof Frühstück" is a highlight - with organic salmon, truffle egg dishes and sparkling wine.
Whether breakfast, fresh cake or lunch, quality is a top priority here. The dedication is reflected in the use of regional, organic products and clearly listed suppliers – much of it comes directly from the market. A truly heavenly pleasure!.