Café Mozart

Aesthetically nice + desserts were great but the main courses were mediocre. We ordered the goulash soup but it was extremely salty and not as tasty as other goulash soups we've tried in Hungary. The cakes were decent. We also got a pink latte which was very bland + curry chicken salad that was disappointing. Overall, I would go again for only the cakes.

The full English and eggs Benedict were delicious…I had room for an apple strudel which didn’t disappoint either! Food delicious and great service. I am only marking this down a star as there is no accessible toilet so my mother couldn’t go as she can’t do steps (had to go to Starbucks)

Café Mozart is a true Viennese gem! The atmosphere perfectly blends historic charm with a warm, welcoming vibe, making it an ideal place to relax and soak up the city’s spirit. The food is outstanding—beautifully prepared, full of flavor, and presented with great care. From traditional Austrian specialties to delightful pastries, every dish feels authentic and thoughtfully crafted. The service is exceptional: attentive, friendly, and efficient without ever feeling rushed. Whether for breakfast, lunch, or a leisurely coffee and cake, Café Mozart offers a memorable experience that captures the essence of Vienna. Highly recommended for anyone visiting the city!

What a wonderful place to sit down for a coffee and a meal! We had the pumpkin risotto, potato salad, a cake and coffee. Everything was very fresh and tasty. Nice ambiance and service too!

Café Mozart truly has a historic charm paired with a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. We tried the apple strudel, hot chocolate, and a few cocktails and everything was really good. What stood out the most was the warm and welcoming staff who made our visit exceptionally pleasant. A delightful place to stop and enjoy a classic Viennese experience.

We ordered a pink latte, which was quite nice, though it seemed to contain cinnamon, which wasn’t mentioned on the menu. We also tried the Sacher and Buchteln (buns). The Sacher was okay, though not the best we’ve tried. The Buchteln, however, felt a bit overpriced — almost 15 euros for two small buns with vanilla custard that tasted rather artificial. On the positive side, they were soft and filled with warm jam, which was a nice touch. The part that disappointed us was the service at the end. When paying, the waiter (or possibly the manager) asked if he could add a 10% tip to the bill. We found this request quite unprofessional, especially considering the very minimal service provided. Overall, while the café looks lovely, the value for money and service experience didn’t meet our expectations. There’s another café just a few meters away that offers a much better overall experience.

Cafe Mozart is a cozy cafe conveniently situated in the heart of the city. We had blueberry cake and tea. It was lunch time when we went there and people were having different types of soup which looked very delicious. The service was really good and the atmosphere was also welcoming and warm.

I am serious ! You have to visit here if you want to feel real vienna type cafe! Goulash soup, Apple studel, homemade susage … all of them is the super delicious!

Vienna's Cafe Mozart boasts an ornate interior and a delightful ambiance. It is exceptionally busy on New Year's Eve, however the waitstaff remained attentive. Mozart's Landtmann's Heiße Schokolade is on par with Vienna's finest cacao, albeit at a steeper price point. Thicker consistency without an overbearing sweetness. I enjoyed the tangy flavors in the seasonal Himbeer-Vanilleschüsserl. The fresh raspberries and rose-pink cream toppings were particularly appealing, however the tart's crust was unexpected dry and brittle. The Trüffeltorte was an unexpected disappointment. Despite an impressive presentation, the cake sponge was dry and stiff. Worse, the torte filling was underwhelming, and falled to convey a chocolatey experience. Overall, Mozart's ambiance and exceptional hot chocolate compensated for the lackluster truffle torte. I am interested in returning to sample their rendition of the famous Sacher Torte. I would recommend visiting this cafe at least once.

We had our first meal in Vienna at the Mozart Cafe. It was one of a few places that had quick a long line, so our thinking it was decent enough to warrant many people wanting to dine here. Personally, I've never heard of this place. The only claim to fame is that it is one of the establishments in the Sacher Hotel. We perhaps waited 20 to 30 minutes. We were seated at a booth at the window. We had a nice view of the Albertina across the street. I started off with a traditional Viennese soup consisting of beef consume, noodles and a large bread dumpling. For my entree, I had the veal loaf and mashed potatoes. The soup was amazing and I could have eaten another bowl. The veal was tasty but the brown gravy was overly salty. My spouse got the Viennese fried fish. I was thinking the fish would be breaded and fried like Schnitzel. However it is beer batter fried! I would stay away from that if you're looking for traditional Viennese cuisine. To end the meal, we shared the kaiserschmarrn. It was good but for what it was--the ones you get at the Christmas markets seem more interesting. Next time!!

These eggs though! WOW! I have never tasted anything so fresh and delicious. Amazing. Service good. Outdoor dining ambiance very relaxing.

Beautiful cafe inside. Yummy sweet treats & I had a delicious pumpkin soup. Service was good. A bit pricey.

It is a major tourist destination. I don't think I saw a single local in it. But, it serves delicious cakes and coffee with service in Vienna style. They even have gluten free, but it wasn't so good.

Loved everything at this place, the food, the ambiance, what I didn't like was being asked for a tip, when did Europe get so gauche? I'm not even American, go get tips from those people.

I'll first start off with the food. I ordered the steaksandwich which was more of an open faced deconstructed sandwich. It was decent. The steak wasn't glorious but wasn't horrendous. The atmosphere of this place was amazing. It's kind of a tourist trap as the prices were very expensive. I chatted with the waiter in German and he was very polite. In summary. Great spot. Pretty overpriced. The waiters will ask for a tip.

This was a fun place to visit on our recent trip to Vienna. I believe it to be a bit touristy and you could find more "local spots" but the location and the ambiance is truly amazing. The hot chocolate and crepes we got was great and the service was pretty good considering how busy it was.

We stopped here for an afternoon cafe break, as it had the shortest line of the few cafes in the area. Line moved quickly and orders deliver quickly as well. Drinks and food are ok but the request to add tip ah the end of the meal was a downer. What sounded like locals at the table next to us were not asked the question - don't try to rip off foreigners!

This was one of the RUDEST places I have ever been to in my life. I was standing right in front of the "please wait to be seated" signed waiting for someone to help me for over 10 minutes and no one even acknowledged me, despite multiple workers walking past me a dozen times. The last straw was when one of the workers talked to a German speaking lady that came in five minutes after me. I don't recommend this place at all - everyone working there seemed incredibly rude and hates tourists.

We stopped in here during our day trip to Vienna to grab a coffee and apple strudel. We felt like we couldn't leave Vienna without trying apple strudel. I will definitely say this place has become an Instagram place. Everyone around us was posing for photos and taking photos of their food. We were able to sit down right away which was nice. We both ordered a coffee as well. I will say overall, our food and drinks were like the best thing ever but they were solid. This is a great place to say you went. It is also located close to all the main attractions. We didn't get food other than the strudel but their food looked pretty good. Also a note of cultural differences for Americans visiting: 1. is when you are done, you need to ask for the check. 2. check what tipping norms are, I think we were told traditional tipping is around 10% 3. when you finish your water, you need to ask for more water, they do not have someone you walks around filling waters. Overall, I recommend for anyone visiting to check this place out if you want to be able to say you went. I am sure you can get better coffee and strudel elsewhere but this is such a well-known place we felt like we couldn't miss it.

The service was instant and considering we came Saturday lunch !!!!!! We had two beers, Caesar salad and the apple strudel. The strudel was exceptional and the salad was well... a Caesar salad ! The waiter was prompt and friendly! Great place to stop. The couple with us had goulash and said it was excellent.

We stopped in for a late breakfast on the recommendation of our hotel concierge. There is a beautiful outdoor seating area. The service was friendly and attentive. We all enjoyed our meals. I had the Viennese breakfast and it was delicious. The coffee americano was tasty as well.

It was ok. We went after seeing Cinderella opera at the Vienna opera house, a 3 minute walk. It was 10:45 pm and fairly empty Ordered the Apple strudel with vanilla cream. It was good. And the chocolate layer cake which was just ok

What a special environment. One gets a sense that this is a local spot and very classy without too much prevention. They offer gluten free options but few are both gluten and dairy free. I ordered bacon and eggs and it came out beautiful! The bacon is thin like prosciutto and they make the eggs Sunny side up. I ordered a black coffee, which was interpreted as espresso, which was a great surprise because that's actually what I wanted! The espresso is delicious and they provide hot water if you want more of an americano (I didn't). Definitely worth stopping in!

I am an Asian who visited alone. When I called the waiter (a white-haired man with glasses and an old man), he pretended not to see me and did not come right away. He went to other customers first. When I asked if I could pay in cash, he did not answer properly and only said louder the amount I had to pay. I wanted to leave Vienna with good memories, but I feel bad because of that waiter.

This place was so nice that we ended up here twice. Besides the fact that it's been named in a movie or 2 and has had famous creatives frequent it, it also has great food and excellent service. At first, we just stopped for drinks. We had different spritzes on offer. They were both delicious. We then returned for lunch and had the white asparagus soup. It was divine! Would have loved to try more of their seasonal asparagus dishes but it was our last day there. Highly recommend if you're on the area.

Fantastic place in Salzburg. We were treated extremely well with the food, beverages and service. Great location on the river.

Food was great, a group of us dined there twice in Aug.2023. Wiener schnitzel was excellent, so were the veal medallions (actually meat balls, but very tasty) . On another occasion bit tired of Wiener schnitzel and wanting a lighter meal, I had an excellent Caesar salad with salmon. Others I'm my party had it with giant shrimp. We tried the apple strudel (The real thing!!! not the puff pastry americanized version) the Mozart torte, hazelnut torte, choc torte, the cake portion could have been a bit more moist, but those thin crisp dark chocolate coating & ganache fillings were so very good. The waiter came with a hand held card reader giving each of us our own bill, real nice when dining with a group of people .Weather was beautiful, we set outside. Googling the place later, I'm sorry we didn't explore the beautiful inside.

When we couldn't get in at out first try at Sacher we settled for this place right around the corner. It was empty so that should have been a sign. The 'Sacher' torte was very dry. I just didn't eat it and stuck with the cappuccino. The waiter was very gratuitous and quick with the service, I was just unhappy with the torte. The had lots of different pastries to choose from. I would pass on the Sacher torte.

Location is smack dab in the middle of Vienna. While the location is good, the sachertorte and the coffee that I got with it were mid. Honestly, wait in line for the real deal at Sacher hotel around the corner. There are 3 shops in the hotel that sell the "original" Sachertorte.

I gave them a four because the server could've been a bit more attentive and it seems we chose the section that had dogs! I've been tempted to go back however I wanted to try other restaurants but this had to have been the most amazing tomato soup I've ever had. The lemonade had a different taste, but we drink it.

The food was fine but not amazing. The cake was good, and they had a gluten free option. Great location & good staff.

I hate giving such bad review but Cafe Mozart had such terrible service. It not only takes so long to get a table, the food comes out painfully slow. I think we waited about 45 minutes on food and another 30 minutes just to get refill on waters. What makes it worse is that they charge for tap water...2.5 euros to be exact for a small glass jar of water and anther 2.5 euros for refills. Food was ok. We had cheeseburger and Caesar salad. It was as expected but for the service or the lack of, not worth it at all. We initially wanted dessert and coffee after our meal, but changed our minds quickly when we realized how bad the service was. It would've taken another hour for it I am sure.

Food was overpriced and not just mediocre, but honestly kind of bad. I got this egg dumpling dish, which charged an extra 3 euros for truffle oil. It was basically scrambled eggs with egg dumplings (just eggs mixed with flour by the taste of it). Normally I don't waste food and try to finish everything, but this was just so bad that I could not finish it. The texture was just so strange, and the truffle oil did not make things better. There was a nice view from the restaurant, but that was about it (and frankly, you could get the exact same view just standing on the street next to the restaurant).

Sachertarte is pretty and looks good, but don't let it fool you. It's dry, tasted hard as cardboard and pretty flavorless. Would not recommend, doesn't taste like the typically chocolate cake you'd get in the US, or other parts of the world.

It was absolutely phenomenal service and food!! We had Herr Hasan as our waiter and he was so very sweet and asked my group about what we were doing in Europe as we are here on vacation. Would definitely recommend the fruity cheesecake and coffee hot chocolate!

Is it touristy? Sure. Is it cheap? Nah. But the coffee and desserts were delicious and the architecture was beautiful. I would recommend at least stopping by for a melange and compare it with other coffee shops in the area (like Cafe Central). If you are visiting Vienna, Cafe Mozart is a cool place to relax and restore some energy. As famed Austrian scholar Charles P. Thompson would say, "try to realize it's all within yourself, no one else can make you change".

We kind of stumbled onto Cafe Mozart after a morning walk on our first day in Vienna. There were six of us. Everything we had was top drawer and the experience from beginning to end was flawless and very comfortable. A great place.

Another touristy restaurant in Vienna where they serve mediocre food and get away with it. We sat outside and they have heat lamps which is nice but the food and deserts were not that great.

My friend and I were tired walking around Vienna and found this very welcoming place to just sit down and relax with some coffee and pastries. We did notice it was a bit higher prices than the other cafes but after a long day walking it really didn't matter, and you could have fun people watching as well from the seats. The food here was alright for a main course, and the desserts didn't feel extraordinary but they were fine. The coffee was great, and service was alright... otherwise it definitely felt like a tourist trap cafe.

Super relaxed atmosphere. The staff was so very nice. This was probably the best breakfast I had in Vienna. I can't recommend this place enough

We were walking around trying to figure out what to eat and saw Cafe Mozart and decided to get a table. We were seated almost immediately although most of the outdoor tables were full. They checked out vaccination cards even though we were eating outside, which was great as the tables were very close to each other. We tried the schnitzel and Viennese fried chicken. Lots of food and generous portions. We also tried the coffee crème cake and the strawberry waffle cone. Even had a cold hazelnut coffee. Everything was good, especially the desserts. Great place to grab dessert or coffee. Service is great, location is right in the heart of the city. No one rushes you to leave. Eat and drink at your leisure. If you're in the area, I would recommend to give it a try.

Went to quite a few cafes in Vienna including the famous Cafe central, but, cafe Mozart my favorite. Food, ambience, location, all great. Price is also reasonable for the quality and experience, and did I mention location. Yes you may have to wave at the waiter to get service but that's just anywhere in Vienna and the waiters are fine.

Excellent staff, service and food. The chocolate banana pastry was incredible!!! Highly recommend.

My family and I were looking for a quick bite to eat before our bus picked us up for our group tour. Our tour guide recommended this place, specifically for their cakes, so we had to try it out! My mom ordered a chicken Cesar salad, brother ordered the sausage platter, while my other brother and I ordered dessert. Service was okay, the menus had an English side on the back. I can't say anything about the sausage platter, but my family enjoyed it. The Cesar salad was tasty and had big slices of chicken in it. My brother's dessert was interesting..it was pieces of bread with sides of raspberry and pear jam. It was a little on the dry side. I had a cute chocolate cake that was super moist and the chocolate sauce helped out my brother's dessert! Overall, this place is probably best just for fancy pastries and desserts. It's a little on the pricey side so I wouldn't recommend getting actual meals. It is really cute inside and out so take pictures :)

Good cafe located near central Vienna. Since this place is located near a lot of tourist destinations, it's understandable that it can be perceived as a touristy cafe but I did see a lot of locals dine here as well. The ambiance here was lovely and the restaurant was well-appointed. The menu is fairly substantial thought I decided to go with the safe play and try some Viennese dumpling soup and the weiner schnitzel. Both were very tasty and well made. While the schnitzel wasn't the best I had during my trip, it was still pretty well cooked and flavorful. The local potato salad and small side of jam were perfect accompaniments to a fine meal. All in all this was a very good experience thanks to all of the above along with their friendly (and surprisingly brisk) service. I'd say this isn't something you go out of you way to visit if you're in town, but if you are nearby and want something decent to eat in a pleasant place, you can't go wrong with Cafe Mozart.

Come here instead of the Sacher Hotel around the corner. Trust me, the sacher torte is just the same and the service at Mozart is much better. The line is slightly shorter than Sacher, but you should aim to get there before 11 to avoid long waits. Although you probably came for the delicious pastries and Viennese coffee, they do also feature some savory bites. Yes, its touristy, but it's good and a memorable experience if you want to get a taste of european coffee culture.

Everything here was pretty good, my drink which is their new drink for summer was delicious and refreshing and for my main entree I had schnitzel which I forgot to take a picture of was delicious, the potatoes did taste a little mushy but overall it was tasty. We did wait quite a long time for a our food, so if you are looking for a quick bite to eat,this is not the place for you. For desert I ordered the bananenschnitte which was also delicious. My friend ordered a coffee, a pink drink, and a ham and cheese toast and our totally came out to over €80, which in my opinion was extremely overpriced for what we got. Service was pretty good for the most part, at some pints are server seems annoyed becasue we were ordering to slow, but there was also a language barrier so I will give him that, but he ended up being very kind. Overall everything. was great except for the price, maybe next time, just go for a coffee and share a pastry, there are plenty of other lore affordable food places nearby, but definitely worth it for the Viennese coffee house vibe!

In Vienna for the holidays!! Decided after a busy morning at the Hapsburg Palace to try to find something to eat here since so many places during the Christmas stretch are closed. First off this place is hard to get a spot in. Generally has a line waiting outside. We waited 30 min. During the winter make sure u have a jacket on with the cold wind outside. Also be prepared to start sweating also as the entrance which they make you wait in has a small area with the most powerful heater that'll give you a good sweat before your meal. After getting in... The service is acceptable especially for Vienna standards. Came and took our order after 10 min and our meal was out in around 30 min. Decided to get a cheeseburger which was was very good. Also ordered a hot chocolate which was good, however the hot chocolate wasn't very "hot". Parents went with the fish and chips and lamb entree. These entrees aren't for sharing as one entree is really meant for one person. Honestly I've had some bad experiences with restaurants. This was probably the best experience setting the bar very low. But really it's a nice place to have a meal in if you are willing to wait.

Fortunately our tour bus dropped us off at the Vienna State Opera House on our 2nd Day in Vienna. After looking around for a place to eat we landed upon Cafe Mozart. There was a line outside, but the menu looked great so we waited. What a great decision! The service and the food could not have been better. On our initial visit we met Robert who took great care of us. We are not a easy group as my daughter has type 1 Diabetes, so finding her food is always a challenge and Robert did not flinch in taking care of us. Of our 14 Days in Vienna we dined at Cafe Mozart 6 Times with our group that varied from 4 to 8 depending on the day. They did not miss a beat. In fact we decided to spend New Years Eve at Cafe Mozart and Robert along with the entire staff could not have been nicer. Robert and team made our stay in Vienna even more enjoyable as we felt we had a home away from Home at Cafe Mozart. When in Vienna, you have to go to Cafe Mozart and not just for deserts ( which are insane). We made a new friend who made us feel special. Don't miss out in this special place!!!!

We stopped by here for dessert after roaming around all over Vienna for a full day site seeing. We ordered the Strawberry Mousse Cone and an apple strudel to share. Both were incredible, although I was a little partial to the Strawberry Mousse. The apple strudel was like a hot apple pie that tasted incredible. The crust was a flaky and buttery heaven. It doesn't look incredibly large, but it is definitely big enough to share. It's quite a dense, little, delicious pastry. The other thing we ordered was one of the strawberry mousse. The dish was served in a large chocolate dipped waffle cone with fresh strawberries, almonds, and pieces of cake mixed into the cone. Absolutely incredible! It's refreshing enough to where a single person could definitely eat the whole thing. However, it was definitely much more fun to share.

Classic Austrian breakfast, pastries, and coffee. Stopped by for a quick breakfast before some sightseeing in Vienna. It's a classic cafe in the city that all tourists stop in. But it's totally worth the time and money to stop at this iconic cafe of Vienna. It's great!

Listen, it's a place called Cafe Mozart in the Albertinaplatz. If you can't smell tourist trap you can't be helped! :-) But in all seriousness, if you're okay with paying for overpriced cake and coffee in a cake and coffee town, come here. Otherwise there are at least a dozen better options, 4 or 5 of which are within a 5 minute walk.

Overpriced tourist trap. Dry Sacher cake, impossible to swallow without any kind of drink, I couldn't even finish it. Coffee is mediocre and cold. Serving was good and fast though.

I visited Cafe Mozart as it was close to the hotel we were staying at. After going there we realized it was more of a tourist trap. The apple strudel was average (crust was not as crispy as it should have been) and the chocolate drink was also ok. The vanilla ice cream tasted good. Prices were higher than most places in the area and they charge separately even for tap water. In the end the server specifically asked us to 'add tip as it was not included' which doesn't really happen in other restaurants in the area. Overall, wasn't a fan and won't be going back.

This place is great for tourists. I'm giving it 5 stars solely from the perspective of a visiting American. The dessert selection here is absolutely lovely. The restaurant is stunning and the decor adds a dreamy feel to it. There wasn't a wait when we went which pleased me! I'd love to open a cafe like this in California.

Mozart's presence is definitely celebrated in Vienna, from concerts, museums, and statues dedicated to the famed composer. You'll even see Mozart chocolates in almost every corner. Cafe Mozart is a decent place for tourists. It's not great food, but it's decent enough to enjoy an outdoor meal while watching other tourists stroll by. Order the goulash and sausage platter here. I'd also recommend their hot chocolate.

The staff was friendly. The menu was substantial, covering a large variety of options. The food was very good. The location made it an easy choice.