Coffee culture is an essential pastime in Vienna. A true Wiener Kaffee Haus should feel like a home away from home, a place where you can hang your coat up at the door and settle into a comfy seat to enjoy a quiet afternoon. Visitors to Vienna are spoiled rotten with the numerous snug cafes on offer. Some are scrupulously traditional, with worn tapestry chairs and metal trays lined with doilies, while others have adopted a modern edge.
Café Sperl
Café Sperl first opened its doors in the 1800s. This wonderfully antiquated joint has free piano concerts every Saturday and traditional Austrian fare on the menu.
Café Prückel
One of Vienna’s most iconic cafes, Prückel is located adjacent to the Stadtpark, recognisable by the Italic neon sign. Decked out in pastel colours, it has a 1950s vibe.
Café Central
One of the most popular tourist cafes, this iconic venue has been serving the Viennese population since 1880.
Café Diglas
This long established, centrally located cafe has a sophisticated vibe.
Café Savoy
A famous hangout for Vienna’s LGBT community, this beautiful coffee house boasts an impressive interior.
Cafe Demel
Cafe Demel has some of the most spectacular cakes in Vienna. It is particularly proud of its version of the chocolate Sachertorte.
Café Restaurant Weimar
This cafe dates back to 1900 and has changed little since opening its doors. Concerts are performed in the evening, with operettas and jazz being the most popular genres.
Café Museum
Café Museum is simple yet refined. Located close to many of Vienna’s famous sights, it has become a favourite among tourists.
Café Hofburg
Located inside the former imperial palace, here is where you can get a glimpse into the city’s bygone royal era as you sip your espresso.
Café Landtmann
This classic cafe counts Sigmund Freud and Paul McCartney as former clientele.
Café Korb
This sixties style cafe has some eccentric trinkets inside, including a range of quirky portraits on their walls.
Café Jelinek
Rough around the edges and oozing with charm, Café Jelinek is a favourite among the residents of the trendy Mariahilf district.
Zum Schwarzen Kameel
Famous for its delicious open sandwiches, this cafe is perfect for a long lunch.
Café Schwarzenberg
One of Vienna’s most famous venues, this cafe has a long legacy of producing excellent coffee and cake.
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