So that you can already explore the location a little while sitting, we have put together a small selection - our personal recommendations for you. And it's pretty difficult to screw up breakfast, so just a run of the mill breakfast joint. I ordered ham and eggs, bread roll, coffee and orange juice. For the Café Mozart is entirely a non-smoking café. The waitress went to their table first giving us her back.
Our idea wasvto have a wonderfull afternoon break. In no time at all, we serve you a freshly cooked menu. My coffee was good - pretty standard really, and the apple strudel with vanilla sauce was - tasty, but soggy, I think thanks to the sauce. All visits were very enjoyable. The melange was also nice as was the macchiato I had later. In 1882 the old baroque house was torn down, and a Café was opened again in the present building which received the name Café Mozart in 1929. The coffee was served in small cups, nothing to resemble some of other coffee shops where a large mug mit shlag! Lots of people stop in for dessert.
Marzipan Treats, Bienenstich, Apple Strudel, Crumb Cakes, Sacher Torte, Black Forest Torte. Tip: There's also a Cafe Mozart Winkle nearby. Something about the name just sounded a bit tacky and touristy ;- it is actually a lovely place and I was really surprised by the service and the food, both great. We though she was just busy although the restaurant wasn't full. But honestly, walk a few streets away and you'll do better. I would happily come back here again.
Three stars for the decent food. We look forward to your visit to our Viennese coffee house and wish you much pleasure in planning your walk around Café Mozart. Regrettably only the atmosphere was there. If you don't mind that, you won't be disappointed. Even in Paris, we had better attitudes from our servers. My husband had the fries with sausage which tasted more like a hot dog.
Here you can enjoy a sacher tart and coffee. The cappuccino was alright and warmed us up on a cold night. So i say: not for family at all. Google Maps led us to the wrong one, but thankfully we'd seen the photo of the entry someone had posted here to know it was the wrong spot. We ordered ala cart, which was a bit of a mistake, since we overpaid a bit. All 4 of us had something different and we all loved what we had.
Mostly filled with people trying the famous dessert. It seems to have a touristy reputation, but don't let that turn you away. It's an interesting treat for sure and a must try once. I did not know what to expect. The menu is pretty limited and if you're a Westerner you might be a bit disappointed if all you wanna do is get your eggs and coffee fix on.
We, the Querfeld-Winkler family, were so impressed by Café Mozart many years ago, that we woke it out of a brief Sleeping Beauty-sleep. It was fun to have a casual style diner in Austria with local specialties. However, as it is in all the books it is very very expensive. Experience Morning in Vienna and Kaffeekranz in Salzburg! We were looking for a traditional cafe in Vienna to enjoy a Sacha Torte and were not disappointed. Well we do not know, other groups was allowed to get in but not with children. When going into Mozart cafe in Vienna one is expecting to taste some of the delicious cakes Vienna is renowned for, good coffee and the lively atmosphere.
It is cozy and welcoming. Great place for a midday meal. The Café Katzmayr located here was a popular meeting point for writers, artists, and actors during the Biedermeier period. Perhaps this history gives it the relaxed atmosphere that our guests value so much. It was a crowdy afternoon, we were two family with three children each. You can enjoy them in our surroundings or take them home. At the time I was really hungry so obviously didn't do my standard due diligence for restaurants.
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It gets it's name from the fact that a statue of Mozart once stood where it's terrace is now. A scene of this great classic film takes place in the street serving area of the Café Mozart. We decided to leave when we saw this German speaking couple that sat in the table next to us, after we had been waiting more than 20 min. Couldn't really complain as we were hungry. It is typically packed with a combination of tourists and locals. A scene of this great classic film takes place in the street serving area of the Café Mozart. It was ok the cranberries were tart and the merange was bland.
Enjoy the atmosphere of a traditional Viennese café without being bothered by smoke! It's big and has lots of seating and the ambience is very nice. It wasn't busy in the mid-afternoon. This is just a tourist spot and the one that he talks about in his journal is Cafe Tomaselli! So, let's talk about the food, shall we? For many years our family has placed great value on offering fine baked goods with coffee. Our waiting staff will gladly help you with further information. I had the beef and noodles with a warm glass of mulled wine. We were so starving so we got up and left.