Ulrich – Best Breakfast
MON–THU: 7:30am–1am
SAT, SUN & public holidays: 9am–1am
Breakfast served
MON–FRI: 7:30am–11.45am
SAT–SUN&public holidays: 9am–3pm
Ulrich is that rare kind of café that ticks all boxes – they make a damn fine coffee, the atmosphere is cosy, and they serve up a breakfast that will make you think twice about asking for breakfast in bed for your next birthday.
Ulrich is always popping.It’s loud, packed, full of energy, and most importantly full of delicious food! This spot is a definite go-to for any well-travelled hipster whose favourite thing to do is enjoy trendy brunches in new cities.
Erich – Best Breakfast
Breakfast served
MON–SUN: 9am–4pm
Erich, the brother of the café, Ulrich, located just around the corner, claims to serve up breakfast for individuals. This is due to the flexibility of the breakfast menu.
Rather than set menus, Erich encourages you to create your own breakfast combo’. From a vegan or egg base, you build your breakfast by adding extras like smoked salmon, mini sausages, bacon, mushrooms, chorizo or vegetarian options.
© Spazio via Facebook
© Spazio via Facebook
Spazio – Best Breakfast
TUE-SAT: 10am-8pm
SUN: 9am-8pm
Breakfast served:
TUE-SAT: 10am-8pm
SUN: 9am-8pm
Spazio in Vienna serves breakfast that’s so good, it’ll make your taste buds do a happy dance and your Instagram followers drool with envy. From the “Spazio Avocado” with its irresistible blend of bagel, avocado, cottage cheese, and cherry tomatoes, to the “Italian” bagel with its mouthwatering combination of mozzarella, pesto, and balsamic sauce, they’ve got options that’ll make you say, “Brunch game strong, baby!”
Plus, their location is so Instagrammable, you might just forget to take a bite while capturing the perfect #FoodPorn shot.
© Wirr via Facebook
© Wirr via Facebook
© Wirr via Facebook
Wirr – Best Breakfast
MO- THUR: 8am - 12am
SAT- SUN: 8am - 2am
Breakfast served:
Every day: 8am – 4pm
At Wirr, breakfast is a morning adventure you don’t want to miss! Their menu is filled with mouthwatering dishes that will make your taste buds dance with joy. From fluffy pancakes smothered in syrup to savoury breakfast burritos bursting with flavours, they’ve got options that will leave you fuelled up and ready to conquer the day. There is also one option called “The Devil’s breakfast”, so feel free to find out what that is.
Plus, the laid-back atmosphere and friendly staff make Wirr the perfect spot to kickstart your morning with a side of good vibes.
Motto am Fluss – Best Breakfast
Daily: 8am–12am
Breakfast served
MON-FR: 8am–11.45am
SAT & SUN: 8am- 4pm
Set alongside the Donaukanal, Motto am Fluss has a view and a setting fit for an inspiring, yet lazy, start to the day. The variety of breakfasts include some international favourites, with original name and twist.
The All Day Breakfast Sandwich is all your breakfast food favourites packed in a bun (avocado, bacon and scrambled eggs), topped with a scrumptious Habanero mayonnaise. They also serve up some decent detox smoothies if you turn up after a heavy night out.
The Guesthouse – Best Breakfast
Breakfast served
Daily: 6:30am–6pm
Some hail this as the place for THE best place in Vienna for breakfast all day long. We don’t know about that, but we will confirm that the breakfast here is something special. The in-house bakery provides a heavenly, homey smell in this place which blends classic Vienna with clean-cut modernity.
Here, a vast array of breakfast options can be feasted on. The breakfast packages are not that original, but they’re full of complex flavours – a result of the trained chefs at work on them.
Das Augustin – Best Breakfast
MON–DO: 5pm–12:30am
FRI: 5pm- 1am
SAT: 9am -1 am
SUN: 9am - 11pm
Breakfast served
SAT, SUN & public holidays: 9am–5.30pm
Nestled amidst the exotic supermarkets and graffiti is “Das Augustin”, a breakfast haven of yumminess. The breakfast menu is simple but creative. It’s comprised of the classic ingredients in a Vienna breakfast: muesli, ham, and cheese, but all the breakfasts have their own original homemade twists.
Like the Scandinavian-inspired breakfast, made up of Norwegian salmon, goat cheese, and ruccola with a lemon dressing, for example. The more exotic breakfasts are Italian and Turkish inspired, or you can hop into some good old-fashioned pancakes. Everything is fresh, and all the breakfasts come as mini works of art.
© Cafe Hildebrandt via Facebook
© Cafe Hildebrandt via Facebook
© Cafe Hildebrandt via Facebook
Hildebrandt Café – Best Breakfast
Breakfast served
TUE-FRI: 10am – 3pm
SAT, SUN & Public Holidays: 10am – 4pm
Having Breakfast in the beautiful (winter) garden at Hildebrandt Café is pure bliss! From the moment you step in, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and warm pastries will transport you to breakfast heaven. With their delectable menu options and cosy atmosphere, starting your day there is an absolute delight.
You can choose between bread with all kinds of toppings, bagels, eggs in all varieties, waffles, yoghurt, porridge etc.- there is really something for every taste.
Joseph Brot – Best breakfast
MON–FRI: 7:30–7pm (Bistro opens at 8am)
SAT: 8am–6pm
SUN & public holidays: 8am–5pm
Breakfast served
DAILY: 8am–12pm
Joseph Brot’s bistro on Landstraße offers a great breakfastand brunch menu that features a selection of fresh, original and visually delightful, organic, and regional creations. Seasonal changes keep things exciting – at the moment “The Healthy” will treat you with a slice of whole-wheat bread garnished with salmon, avocado cream, poached eggs, tomato, and cottage cheese plus an accompanying chia pudding.
You can also opt for a classic Semmel and Kipferl with butter and jam version, try your way through the bread and pastries on offer, or sip on some healthy drinks, or a cup of quality coffee.
Palais Hansen Kempinski – Best Breakfast
MON–SUN: 6:30am–10pm
Breakfast served
MON–FRI: 6:30am–10:30am
SAT–SUN: 7am–2pm
Hotel Kempinski is one of those names you just know. Apparently, the hotel chain is the oldest luxury hotel group in Europe, but they sure keep up with today’s times with their wonderful breakfast.
The luxurious breakfast offers everything a breakfast-lovers hungry heart could desire. From eggs in any style you could wish for (including eggs benedict) to a spread including fish, meats, dried fruits, freshly squeezed fruit juices, breads, cheeses, more and more… and more.
Marks – Best Breakfast
Breakfast served
TUE-SUN: All day
When visiting Marks place for a meal, the genuinely familiar and friendly feeling of the place is instantly relaxing. The perfect tranquillizer prescribed for a Sunday morning breakfast.
The selections goes from a vegan breakfast boasting a pumpkin smoothie to a ‘Hangover’ (beans, eggs, bacon, etc.) or ‘Nordic special’ (salmon, bagel, etc.) each comprised of breakfast foods that fit their name.
Haas & Haas – Best Breakfast
MON–SAT: 8am–8pm
SUN & public holidays: 9am–6pm
Breakfast served
MON–SAT: from 8am
SUN: from 9am
Tea house Haas & Haas is one of the few remaining Viennese institutions which everybody who’s lived in the city long enough knows of. It’s difficult to choose between their many breakfast variations, however, we suggest you just close your eyes and point to a country on the map, and they’ll most probably have the traditional breakfast dish from that country on their menu.
While the hearty English breakfast is the most popular here, the Chinese breakfast stands out with its dumplings and noodles. And while coffee is, of course, on the menu, we highly suggest you order the tea that best accompanies your breakfast.
Café Ansari – Best Breakfast
Breakfast served
MON-SAT: 8am–2pm
SUN: 9am-2pm
This place has fans aplenty, far and wide around the city. It’s especially good looking, with its modern take on a Viennese coffee-house, and the food is, quite simply, exquisite. Run by a couple hailing from Georgia and Lebanon, the menu lives somewhere in between Vienna and the Orient, with a little bit of Russia thrown in there.
Our three favourite breakfasts there are the Georgian breakfast that involves a very tasty, and very cheesy, Khachapuri, a ‘Variation von Blinis’ (a range of Blinis) served with sour cream, butter, caviar, salmon and other garnishes, and the “Orientalisches Frühstück “(the Oriental breakfast).
FAQs
What is a typical breakfast in Vienna? ›
People eat a typical Austrian Viennese Breakfast (Wiener Frühstück), including ham, cheese, a hard-boiled egg, butter, jam, and bread rolls. They also eat traditional dishes such as an Austrian Farmer's breakfast with two slices of bread, aged cheese, deli meats, prosciutto, pickles, carrot, egg, and cream cheese.
Where to eat breakfast in Wien? ›- Breakfast at Joma – © Joma.
- Café Français – © Café Français.
- Hansen – © Hansen.
- Café Drechsler – © Ramasuri.
- Café Drechsler – © Café Drechsler.
- Ulrich – © Ulrich.
- Ulrich – © Ulrich.
- Gerstner Café-Restaurant – © Gerstner.
Breakfast in Austria
It usually consists of Semmel (a type of round bread roll) with butter, muesli, cold cuts of ham, smoked bacon (Speck), cut sausages, and a boiled egg. This usually comes with various cakes and pastries, jams, and coffee, tea, or fruit juice.
Expect to spend €2.50-€4.50. Breakfast – at Café Merkur or any other hole-in-the-wall café – will run from €1.50 (for a pastry) up to €3-€5 for a full breakfast spread.
What are 3 traditional breakfast dishes? ›In the United States, breakfast often consists of either a cereal or an egg-based dish. However, pancakes, waffles, toast, and variants of the full breakfast and continental breakfast are also prevalent.
What is one of the most popular breakfast? ›Based on our findings, pancakes, bacon and eggs, avocado toast, and cereal are the most popular breakfast foods in America. Other dishes commonly eaten to start off the day typically include sausages, waffles, french toast, and sandwiches to name a few.
Which cuisine has best breakfast? ›Nasi lemak, Malaysia. This is the king of breakfasts.
What is the name of the famous café in Vienna? ›1. Café Central. The sheer grandeur of Café Central makes it well worth queuing for. Established in 1876, this quintessential Kaffeehaus was a popular hangout among intellectuals in turn-of-the-century Vienna.
What is the national breakfast of Austria? ›The traditional Austrian breakfast comprises of: Semmeln (a type of breadroll; singular: Semmel); butter; coffee (not tea, although hotels these days almost always offer tea as well); muesli (often more than one kind); cold cuts (ham, sometimes smoked bacon called Speck or Schinkenspeck, cut sausages); boiled egg ( ...
What is typical Vienna food? ›Typical Viennese cuisine includes a variety of delicious dishes such as Wiener Schnitzel, Tafelspitz, Gulasch and Kaiserschmarrn.
What are traditional foods in Vienna? ›
- The Wiener Schnitzel. The Wiener Schnitzel - a breaded and fried veal escalope. ...
- Sachertorte (Sacher Cake) In 1832, Prince Metternich asked his court kitchen to create a special ...
- Tafelspitz (boiled beef) ...
- Apfelstrudel (Apple Strudel) ...
- Kaiserschmarren.
Plan to tip around 10-15% in Vienna restaurants. However, the exact tip amount when eating out in Vienna depends on the place, occasion, and order size. It's customary to give your waiter or waitress a slightly higher tip than you would a bartender, as they are likely sharing their tip with the kitchen staff.
Do I need cash for Vienna? ›The euro is the currency of Austria. You can also pay for your purchases without problem by card. The most popular credits are usually accepted in Vienna, although sometimes their use is subject to a minimum purchase amount.
How much is a cup of coffee in Vienna? ›Food & drink
In the very central traditional coffee houses, for example, a cappuccino can easily exceed your average yearly mortgage repayment (not really, but over €5 is not unusual). Coffee: A single espresso (German: kleiner Schwarzer): €2.60. A cappuccino: €3.90.
Swedes don't have any pastries for the breakfast. Just yogurt, muesli, some berries and fruits on top. Sometimes they do add some jam to a cereal bowl though. If there is the IKEA in your town, or a nearby town, you can easily replicate this Swedish breakfast.
What does a Swedish breakfast consist of? ›A typical Swedish breakfast consists of two things, a sandwich, and coffee. The local people love to start their day with a protein-packed meal of rye bread, butter, cheese, and cold cuts. Often a Swedish breakfast smörgås will include colorful bell peppers.
What is the most popular dish in Vienna? ›Wiener Schnitzel
Wiener Schnitzel is the most famous dish in Viennese cuisine. According to legend, Field Marshal Radetzky brought the recipe for Wiener Schnitzel from Italy to Austria in 1857.
Wiener Schnitzel is one of the most iconic dishes from Vienna that consists of a unique type of pan-fried veal pounded and tenderised like other schnitzel. The dish dates back to the early 19th century, and it's been a common favorite throughout the city in all the years since.