Showcasing Viennese Coffeehouse Culture At Cafe Mozart

Charming indoor and outdoor seating and tuxedo clad waiters

Class is personified in this gorgeous café which consists of a wood panelled room, with solid windows on three sides and high ceilings with incredible chandeliers. There are charming booths and small tables for seating. It is classic architecture and décor that makes the interior of the café feel timeless. If, however, you want to sit outside and watch the world go by, there is an abundance of outdoor seating where you can sit under the sunshine and enjoy yourself. Tuxedo clad waiters will greet you at the entrance and usher you to one of the booths or tables that are covered with white table cloths and silverware. Having previously experienced Viennese cafes that were staffed by rather haughty waiters who simply tolerate your presence, the service at Café Mozart is nothing of the sort as the service was outstanding. The waiters are wonderfully polite and are constantly gliding up and down the aisles effortlessly.

Adored by locals and tourists for any meal

Whether it be breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner or after dinner drinks, Café Mozart is a wonderful choice. For you film buffs, you will also be pleased to know that the Café Mozart featured in the famous top 100 film “The Third Man”, so it’s popular for cinema fans! It should be noted, however, that Café Mozart is not only embraced by tourists but also by locals, who will often stop by for a snack and a break with their loved ones or co-workers. In my view, the best way to start your day is by having breakfast here and I can guarantee that you will be pleased if you make this choice too. The café has an extensive menu for all meals and cold and hot drinks. Breakfast is served until 11.30 am and I would recommend that from the breakfast menu you try the Kiperfl Breakfast for 13 EUR (15 USD). This consists of a cup of coffee, melange or a large pot of tea as well as brioche, butter, jam and freshly squeezed orange juice. If you would like to add a croissant too, it costs 3.50 EUR (4 USD) and a handmade bread roll is 1.50 EUR (2 USD). If you are visiting at lunchtime the roasted bread dumplings with egg and green salad for 12.00 EUR (14 USD) is recommended.

Phenomenal quality in the sweet items available

No doubt when you enter the café, you will see the mouth watering showcase that displays different freshly made cakes and pastries. The selection is enormous and incredibly difficult to choose from. You may even find that you will have to return more than once to sample these delectable sweet treats. Whilst on the high-side on the calories front, if you’re on holiday, you do need to treat yourself once, twice or even three times when such fantastic choice is on offer! A number of the items on the display are from the famous Landtmann Patisserie, which offers phenomenal quality pastries and cakes. If you’re looking for a more unusual dessert, then the fluffy cream cheese dumplings rolled in buttered breadcrumbs and served with a raspberry-blackberry compote for 8.00 EUR (9 USD) are also recommended.

Café Mozart has possibly the best hot drinks menu that I have seen and I have to urge you to try the Wiener Melange for 5.50 EUR (6 USD). This drink is halfway filled with coffee which is afterwards topped with hot frothy milk. If you want something with a kick, then the Mozart coffee for 8.00 EUR (9 USD) is suggested. This is a double mocha topped with whipped cream and is accompanied by a small bottle of Mozart liqueur. If you want something that is simply sweet but infused with caffeine, then the Schokoccino for 6.00 EUR (7 USD) is for you. This is a cappuccino mixed with dark chocolate that has a caramel-topping and cream. If sweet stuff is all you’re after, then the number one choice has to be the Mozart Chocolate for 6.50 EUR (7 USD) which is my all time favourite drink. This is a hot chocolate with a pistachio sauce that is covered with whipped cream. It is accompanied by a little Mirabell chocolate.