"Patisserie/Bakery": The Best Cafés
Customers visit the quality bakery not only for the famous baked goods. The bistro offer is perfect for coffee or lunch break, but also for the big hunger. Handmade quality is the trademark, also for the food on site.
Joseph has ignited the hype for good bread! The queue is usually long, because the baked goods are coveted hot (often still warm pastries). The bread has cult status and is represented in countless gastronomic establishments. Best-selling breakfast: "Empress" and "Joseph".
As soon as you enter the restaurant, you notice the perfect coordination of every detail. The quality is evident not only in the high-quality ingredients, but also in the appealing design. In addition, there are some sales shelves with fancy products to browse.
Joseph Brot – which now has nine locations – is a bread mecca and it's hard to imagine the market without it. Connoisseurs can be seen through the store window, and many also use the restaurant as a workspace. Somewhat hidden in a side street of Mariahilfer Strasse, but always busy.
Behind the Parémi bakery are two names: Patricia and Rémi. Both learned their boulangerie-pâtisserie craft in France and now implement it perfectly in Vienna. Bread, pastries and confectionery of all kinds are baked fresh every day.
The secret recipe of the breads: high quality sourdough and a lot of time. Each loaf is formed by hand. Directly from the bakery in the Waldviertel, they arrive fresh at the store and are perfectly staged behind the counter.
This branch fits seamlessly into the list of popular Joseph bakeries. 100% organic baked goods, made exclusively from Austrian grain. The appealing counter presents the breads in the background and the sweet treats as eye-catchers.
Good bread starts with the raw materials. Quality runs through everything at Öfferl – from the high-quality products to the company's own coffee. Anyone who has tried the baked goods once will return here again and again. In the 1st district there is also a bistro and breakfast business.
The benchmark for the restaurant, which is often referred to in a derogatory manner as a “bakery café”, is set with the sustainable all-day gourmet spot where nothing is possible without a reservation. The low-acid “Viennese coffee” (from Old Vienna roaster Oliver Goetz) tastes wonderful with organic “Ei Benedict” and co.
At Motto Brot you can experience the art of baking at its best: sourdough breads, the finest patisserie and pastries in perfect perfection. The bakery store is a real gem and the charming Schanigarten invites you to some cosy hours eating breakfast.
The gastronomic spectrum ranges from shakshuka to "Grandma Ströck's breakfast roll" - pastry specialties from patissier Pierre Reboul (the croissant!) are, of course, not to be missed. The house coffee (Central America) complements the breakfast selection with its mild acidity.
In the small, fine patisserie café on Müllnerhügel, the coffee comes from a Salzburg roastery. In addition, there are sweet works of art that melt in your mouth - from wonderful chocolates in geometric shapes to delicate macarons, and Danishes to fruit tartlettes.
Zaunerstollen, Ischler Torte, Kaisergugelhupf. You don't just go to Zauner to enjoy pastries. You enter the premises and feel the passionate confectioner's craft with all your senses. Since 1832 the sweet monument of Bad Ischl.
The crème de la crème of French patisserie: the sweet masterpieces - tarts, cakes and pastries (but also breakfast) - are elaborately draped and made as if for a photo shoot. Each piece is a work of art. Tarte au Citron and Éclairs like in Paris.
Fatjon Kolici has created a wonderland of French-authentic recipes in the "Sixth". Pain au chocolat, eclairs, croissants or baguettes - to be enjoyed on the spot or "à emporter", i.e. to take away. A strong espresso is the icing on the cake.
It's a bit ironic that Christian Kaplan's seductive showcase is located in a spa. Because with his homemade ice cream (mango!) and patisseries, it's hard to say no. Meinl coffee - also available iced - accompanies the master's creations.
The legendary pastéis de nata were invented here almost 200 years ago. Even today, it is still worth a visit for the popular pastéis, but also for other delicacies. You should definitely eat them in the beautiful dining room decorated with azulejos.
A dream come true for those with a sweet tooth is this showcase of tradition in Hallein's old town. The chocolate candies are handmade and the treats change with the seasons. The "mid-century modern" furnishings are a feast for the eyes.
Cakes, tartlets, macarons, chocolates? In Tyrol's oldest confectionery café, the choice is difficult. But you can't go wrong at Mundingplatzl, because the recipes for the wonderful cakes are passed down from generation to generation.
The finest patisserie from master craftsmen, an inviting, warm atmosphere - and when you look into the display case, your mouth waters: Romy Höneckl has created a haven for epicureans with her café. Popular in summer: the tables in the alley.