Caffè a Casa

Pleasant coffee shop in one of the most lovely streets in Vienna. The place inspires serenity inside and also features a playful terrace for warm days. That day, they were serving two different house blends plus one decaf option which is to be appreciated. As an idea, including some single origin coffee in the espresso menu would raise the bar. They also offer a wide range of beans freshly roasted, including one rare Dominican Republic variety which I didn't need to think twice to get. Their coffees seem to lay on the darker roast side, but without abusing it. Both flat whites were enjoyable, with the spring blend being our favourite. They also offered some homemade sweets to pair with your coffee. The service was lovely and the atmosphere really invites to stay longer.

They were open on a Public Holiday in the middle of August so that is a huge plus! The five stars are for a reason tho - the service was really nice, the pastries REALLY GOOD (what was in that brownie I do not know, but it was what chocolatey dreamssssss are made of). I especially like that you can also order a smaller pastry option, this way I could taste two different ones! I will not pretend that I have the tastebuds for speciality coffee because I in fact, hate when the coffee tastes anything else than smooth, bland and not acidic - but my husband who has a taste penchant for speciality coffee liked it a lot. The decor could use some work because the place feels cold, but I guess this is the look they were going for? Anyhow, will be back and can only recommend.

Specialty coffee in Vienna , a small shop where you can find different types of coffee here ( V60 or chemex, cappuccino, late) all coffees are fresh handmade. There are coconut and blueberry muffinsand cockies and browneis with great taste. Only a few people can sit inside. Staff was so kind and subreb…

Good coffee and quite a choice of coffee beans. Watching people passing by is a classic activity for the coffee house, the only problem here, the street is in Vienna, small and not what you would call bustling. So while sitting in the shop window drinking your coffee it is you that turn into a spectacle for invisible eyes.

No bathroom for paying customers! And self-service only.... So after queueing in line, waiting for order, bringing it to the table yourself, you cant even use the bathroom, and the employees dont feel bad about it.

we had quite a mixed experience in this coffee shop. A summary of our impression beside of the weird moment are at the end. I was on the phone while drinking my coffee and sitting at the door, when suddenly another guest came up to me to insult me about my manners etc. I instantly said, no problem, I would sit outside, but the other guest didn’t stop insulting me. While my boyfriend helped me as I was quite perplex, the staff only stood there and watched. No word. Nothing. Of course, the behavior of a guest cannot be hold against the coffee shop, but their silence can. Unfortunately, this weighs higher than good taste. Pro: coffee is good. Con: rather small inside seating, no Wi-Fi, no toilette

A nice place, food and beverages were good but service was lacking.

Very good espresso but they don’t offer a toilet… which was a bit disappointing.

Great coffee! Got a cappuccino and it was creamy and strong. Cozy little shop with some seating. Didn't try the pastries but they looked good.