VIENNA CAFE & BISTRO

Came in with no expectations, just an empty stomach and a dream. Vienna cafe was fabulous!! The interior is so so cute and cozy and I felt like I was in London. Our lovely and FUNNY waiter Jose brought around a little tray tea vials to smell and decide what we wanted along side our brunch. I had the lovely veggie egg crepe and my partner had the tomato bacon havarti sandwich. Both were incredible choices! I feel like I HAVE to come back and bring my mom for high tea. I’m recommending this place to everyone! Shoutout to Jose for giving us a wonderful experience!

I have passed this spot numerous times when I shop at the Publix right next-door. Although I’ve seen it many times, somehow I have never actually eaten here. We decided to brunch at Vienna Café on a Sunday for my friend’s birthday. This was also a meal before we headed to Miami to check out the new Daiso and make it a fun day. It seems they are busiest on the weekends, especially during brunch. We arrived at 11:30am on a Sunday morning and there was maybe a short 15 minute wait. They were able to see us out on the patio. Although we would have liked to sit inside where you get the whole vibe of Vienna Café and Bistro, it was completely packed and we didn’t want to wait that long so we opted for the patio. Max was our server and he was very personable. Also funny as he mentioned if he gave good service, his name is Max. If his service was bad, his name was Pedro. Lol. Fun guy. We ordered our food around 12pm. This is everything we ordered: • Hot Chai Tea Latte $5.50 • Smoked Salmon Platter $23.00 • Crab Cakes Eggs Benedict $24.00 • Spicy Thai Pecan Salad $21.00 And although it was crazy busy during brunch, Max apologized profusely for the long wait on our food. There was a woman who stopped by the table. Also, I can only assume she was the manager as she also apologized for the long wait and they were super busy. Very nice of her to stop by but the weight was a little bit crazy! Our friend had to go pick up her kids at tennis at 1pm and our food still did not arrive. She left and was going to come back immediately after. Max saw we were still waiting and offered us complimentary mimosas. Nice effort but we still couldn’t get over how long the food took. There were guests who sat down after us on the patio and they received their food before ours. Weird. Of course, our food finally arrived at 1:30pm…1.5 hour wait for the food!!!! OMG. And our friend was still not back so we decided to be courteous and wait to eat. Max noticed we were still waiting She finally got back around 1:45pm. Our food was cold but we didn’t want to be rude and dig in without her. Let’s break down the food. The Spicy Thai Pecan Salad was my favorite dish. Good flavor and loved the dressing. Just a nice light dish. Crab Cakes Eggs Benedict was just ok, I like the Hollandaise sauce but at this point with the long wait on food arrival and then continuing to wait for our friend to get back, the meal wasn’t as enjoyable or fresh. The crab cake itself was not as hearty as I anticipated. Thin crab cake. I did enjoy the Smoked Salmon Platter too as it was a DIY lox bagel and taste. Overall, loved the vibe here with the charming decor, high tea feels and beautiful dishes and utensils to go with the theme. Food was ok but I would give it another shot and hope for a better experience due to the extensive 1.5 hour wait and just not a great first experience here. Max was great but man, the long wait really killed it for us. I would love to take my daughters here as I know they would really like the spot. One of our fave spots is Little Hen in Weston and they were obsessed with the vibes there. Vienna Cafe and Bistro is very charming and has lots of potential. We’ll be back and hope it’s a much more pleasant experience second time around. We finally left brunch at 2:30pm which gave us a full 3 hour dining experience on this particular day. Ouch.

Came in on a Sunday for high tea service. Minimal wait for a table. As soon as we were seated that’s when it all went wrong. After waiting 15 minutes for a waiter, I flagged one down and was told that was handled by someone else and he wasn’t sure if they could do a tea service. It was 1pm. Another 10 minutes go by and a very nice lady took our order, brought us our tea of choice, and then let us know that the kitchen was backed up. She couldn’t really give us a time on how long it would take but by my calculations we waited 1 hour from the time the tea arrived. We paid $150 for cold tea, a glass of prosecco, finger sandwiches that were nothing special, and upgraded for a small portion of French onion soup. The star of the show were 4 tiny scones with clotted creme. I waited so long to try this place and was utterly disappointed. Neither the food or service was worth the high price. If you are looking for a nice high tea experience, Vienna Cafe is not one I would recommend.

Terrible Food and Poor Service. I ordered the lunch combo, which included a sandwich, chicken soup, and potato chips. I even upgraded the sandwich from chicken to the beef bistro, expecting something better, but it came on two small pieces of French baguette, not what I’d call a real sandwich. The soup was bland and flavorless, looked like it was prepared a month ago, and reheated several times. It even had chicken skin floating in it, which was very unappetizing. The sandwich was dry and disappointing overall. The service was not good either, as the staff seemed uninterested and inattentive. When I saw the word “bistro,” I thought it must be good since bistros usually focus on quality, but I was completely wrong. Honestly, I would have been better off going to Publix next door for a roasted chicken and potato wedges. I would definitely not recommend this establishment.

everything about this place was so cute! boo and i enjoyed a butternut squash soup and english breakfast plate while side sitting under a lovely faux flower tree… def ordering a tea next time so we can sip out of some fine china.. xox

My parents and I went here for my moms birthday. The food was incredible, and our waiter was so nice. I always like to be honest and truly rate my experience. BUT my reason for lowering my score was because when my dad first got there he was greeted by a blonde woman, who I’m assuming is the owner. She was extremely rude to my father after he was just letting her know it was my mothers birthday. She couldn’t have been more indifferent and made my father feel extremely bad with her terrible attitude. As an owner of a restaurant, you need to treat your customers with respect. So shame on you. So yes the food is great, waiter was nice, but the owner is rude.

We came for high tea. Enjoyed the spinach soup & tea sandwiches. The scones were too sweet, not crunchy on the outside. The petit fours were just 2, a tiny, tiny square of cheesecake and a French macaroon. Most places give you 3-5.

My friends and I came here for a book club meeting. The restaurant has a very charming atmosphere with an equally charming server, named Jose. Definitely fit for a girls' day out. The menu was extensive and had something for everyone. I had the beef brisket Benedict. The eggs were perfectly poached. The yolk was soft and runny. The hollandaise sauce was rich and buttery. My friends had a butternut squash soup. It looked so good that I ordered one also. It was creamy, sweet, and tasted like fall. By the end, I was scraping the bowl. Jose deserves his own paragraph. He was very personable and attentive. He offered to take our pictures and took the task very seriously, trying to get the best angles. We all enjoyed his jovial nature. You can tell that he really enjoys his job by the way he conversed with all the patrons in the restaurant. He is a gem.

EVERYTHING WAS GREAT! Party of 16. The restaurant is BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED! Very charming establishment! The staff is awesome, everyone was so friendly. Our server, Max, was very pleasant, attentive and patient. Great big THANK YOU to the owners Sheena and Mark! Two very beautiful and warm people. From the day I made the reservation up to the of the event Sheena and Mark were very accommodating and pleasant! We're already planning our next return date!

Stopped in for a late lunch with friends. It was a beautiful winter day in Florida so we decided to sit outside on the front patio. Our waiter was wonderful and service was quick. I ordered the chicken salad with cranberries on multigrain bread, which is served with potato chips. Unfortunately, I was not crazy about the chicken salad, which was a little mushy with too much mayo. It could have used more chicken salad . I did like the sliced cucumbers that were on the sandwich though. The rest of the group really enjoyed their meals. One was the plain chicken salad, which was much more chunkier on a baguette, which was delicious, another order was the turkey club that looked amazing, and finally a London rib of beef sandwich on a baguette, which was also Said to be very favorable. I guess I'll need to come back and try some of the other items on the menu. They also do high tea, which would be nice for a special occasion.

I have passed this spot numerous times when I shop at the Publix right next-door. Although I've seen it many times, somehow I have never actually eaten here. We decided to brunch at Vienna Café on a Sunday for my friend's birthday. This was also a meal before we headed to Miami to check out the new Daiso and make it a fun day. It seems they are busiest on the weekends, especially during brunch. We arrived at 11:30am on a Sunday morning and there was maybe a short 15 minute wait. They were able to see us out on the patio. Although we would have liked to sit inside where you get the whole vibe of Vienna Café and Bistro, it was completely packed and we didn't want to wait that long so we opted for the patio. Max was our server and he was very personable. Also funny as he mentioned if he gave good service, his name is Max. If his service was bad, his name was Pedro. Lol. Fun guy. We ordered our food around 12pm. This is everything we ordered: * Hot Chai Tea Latte $5.50 * Smoked Salmon Platter $23.00 * Crab Cakes Eggs Benedict $24.00 * Spicy Thai Pecan Salad $21.00 And although it was crazy busy during brunch, Max apologized profusely for the long wait on our food. There was a woman who stopped by the table. Also, I can only assume she was the manager as she also apologized for the long wait and they were super busy. Very nice of her to stop by but the weight was a little bit crazy! Our friend had to go pick up her kids at tennis at 1pm and our food still did not arrive. She left and was going to come back immediately after. Max saw we were still waiting and offered us complimentary mimosas. Nice effort but we still couldn't get over how long the food took. There were guests who sat down after us on the patio and they received their food before ours. Weird. Of course, our food finally arrived at 1:30pm...1.5 hour wait for the food!!!! OMG. And our friend was still not back so we decided to be courteous and wait to eat. Max noticed we were still waiting She finally got back around 1:45pm. Our food was cold but we didn't want to be rude and dig in without her. Let's break down the food. The Spicy Thai Pecan Salad was my favorite dish. Good flavor and loved the dressing. Just a nice light dish. Crab Cakes Eggs Benedict was just ok, I like the Hollandaise sauce but at this point with the long wait on food arrival and then continuing to wait for our friend to get back, the meal wasn't as enjoyable or fresh. The crab cake itself was not as hearty as I anticipated. Thin crab cake. I did enjoy the Smoked Salmon Platter too as it was a DIY lox bagel and taste. Overall, loved the vibe here with the charming decor, high tea feels and beautiful dishes and utensils to go with the theme. Food was ok but I would give it another shot and hope for a better experience due to the extensive 1.5 hour wait and just not a great first experience here. Max was great but man, the long wait really killed it for us. I would love to take my daughters here as I know they would really like the spot. One of our fave spots is Little Hen in Weston and they were obsessed with the vibes there. Vienna Cafe and Bistro is very charming and has lots of potential. We'll be back and hope it's a much more pleasant experience second time around. We finally left brunch at 2:30pm which gave us a full 3 hour dining experience on this particular day. Ouch.

This was my second visit to Vienna Café. We ordered the Brie bites to start, a chicken salad sandwich for my mom, and I had the turkey club. We also got two cappuccinos. Décor & Atmosphere: The café itself is cute with a nice theme. The tables are a bit too close together, but that's not a huge deal. Drinks: The cappuccinos were mediocre at best--honestly, if I closed my eyes, I wouldn't have known what I was drinking. Food: One major annoyance: our appetizer arrived after our sandwiches. That's just poor timing and kind of ridiculous. As for my turkey club, it came on a dry baguette with just a tomato slice and a piece of lettuce. No bacon, and the turkey didn't taste like great quality. For the price, it was disappointing. My mom said her chicken salad sandwich was decent, but nothing special. Overall: After two visits, I can say Vienna Café is cute but underwhelming--especially for the prices. Will I be back? Doubtful.

I came here on Saturday with some friends, we were a party of 6. I've been here before for " high tea". They have 3 different high tea menus to choose from. The Countess includes a mimosa or glass of wine and upgraded mini sandwiches (salmon, chicken salad). Half of us had that one and the other half had the Duchess High Tea (no mimosa), which comes with soup or salad, mini sandwiches (cheddar cheese, turkey, tuna, egg salad). The spinach soup was excellent. The sandwiches were good. The scones were ok, sweet and dense, no crunch on the outside The only disappointment was that they give you just 2 tiny petit fours, a French macaron and a tiny, tiny square of cheesecake. Cutting costs?? Most places I've been to give you 3-5 Petit fours. My favorite part is the petit fours at the end, so disappointing. The service was good. Beautifully decorated cafe.

The food was a 4.5 out of 5 stars but the ambiance was hard to find anywhere else with a Euro vibe. The inside has many flowers with English pictures. Sat outside at a table with a bouquet of roses over my head. The turkey club was excellent and had some of my hubbys tuna sandwich all served with chips. Had a couple mimosas to start the day.

Haven't been here in years. Since I've been here, they enlarged the restaurant and gave it a new ambiance. It's really quite beautiful. While there, there were a few parties going on. We only had the cappuccinos - iced and hot- and scones. The iced cappuccino that I had was very good. The scones were warm and soft and served with cream. They were different than the scones I've had before, but they were good. The service was okay, I know they were quite busy on a Saturday afternoon. I'd say I'm going to return.

First time back in years today and wow has this place expanded! Absolutely beautiful inside & out, the plaza where they are located has a lot of great restaurants but this has been the one I always come back to. I was heavily in the mood for brunch but it ends at 1pm and we got there around 1:30. Lunch menu did not disappoint and it gives me an excuse to come back earlier to try all the beautiful breakfast/brunch dishes. I have to say they put so much effort into the details here, it definitely gives high tea vibes. Looking forward to coming back and trying out more items. The service could use some work the attention was not there we waited a bit and had to ask for more water which hasn't been the norm coming here before.

I say. 4.5 stars but upped it for the unique decor. My friend mentioned she ate here and how good it was. So I said let's go. And we did. This place gets busy. They were packed by Noon. A few tables were even sat outside. I looked at reviews here and liked what Austin B. had to say about the London rib of beef sandwich. It also sounded like my kind of sandwich. So, I knew I would order that. It comes with chips, nothing else offered even at an unchanged. My sandwich was tasty. It was served warm and had a nice au jus on the side. I even dipped some of my chips.in it. The.sandwich has melted mozzarella, mushrooms and of course the beef. The beef was super tender. It also had some sort of horseradish aioli. This was good, but barely on my sandwich. I wanted more but our server never came to check on us. Finally, after a long while I made eye contact with her to get some of it to put on the part of my other sandwich to take home. She really should have checked on us sooner. My friend loved her baked potato soup. She looked ahead of time to see what the soup of the day was, my kind of girl lol. She ordered a raspberry vinaigrette dressing that she enjoyed. She said the salad was fresh. I do want to come back here.

I always enjoy visiting this restaurant. Perhaps it's the florals and the decor that make me smile... perhaps it's that I know they serve scones even if I didn't order them this time... or that Brie and croissants... idk - but coming here and just looking around this room makes it a happy experience to me. Well today we got lucky and enjoyed the atmosphere for the longest time at lunch, as the torrential rain kept us inside and chit chatting well into the dinner service (we met for lunch!) and the service was awesome. They came around efilling our water glasses and let us just sit there for hours of uninterrupted conversation- thank you Vienna Cafe! Needless to say, our food and drinks were very good too! First we got a mimosa, a cosmopolitan and a lemon drop martini as we were celebrating with our friend... and then we ordered some sandwiches that were delicious even if only served with chips (no French fries here). We enjoyed our turkey club, a turkey breast and I got the chicken salad with cranberry (very yummy) ... and then as an hour of torrential rain kept pounding down... I also got a chocolate cake. I had eyed the chocolate cake from the picture in their new menu- and this one had thick layers of chocolate ganache that were very flavorful. I do like a more "cake y"cake, but was pleasantly surprised by this cake's flavor. All in all, a great place to gather for lunch and talk, great cocktails and food... and a gorgeous room to top it all. Enjoy!

I met a few friends today for a girls' brunch at Viena Café & Bistro, and I'm so glad we chose this spot. Although it's a little out of our neighborhood, it was definitely worth the drive. The European vibe and cuisine are spot on--you truly feel transported the moment you walk in. Right next to our table was a group fully decked out for high tea, adding to the charming ambiance. Beyond the beautiful decor, the menu offers a great selection of breakfast dishes, sandwiches, salads, and more. Weekend brunch is served until 12:30 PM. I thoroughly enjoyed my Traditional Breakfast--scrambled eggs, multigrain toast with a fresh fruit garnish, and a side of perfectly cooked, crispy home fries. We had such a wonderful time catching up over delicious food in a relaxed, inviting atmosphere. Highly recommend!

What a lovely restaurant! Unfortunately, the food was simply not good. My husband and I had the Benedict, steak sandwich, banana French toast and cappuccinos. The cappuccinos and the French toast were both very good. The $20 sand which was MEH, and the Benedict was tasteful Definitely a place that focused a lot on decor and not on providing a quality product. I don't think I'll be back. Staff was kind and friendly.

I've been here for lunch a few times in the past. My family and I (4 adults and one child) decided to try Thanksgiving dinner. It turned out to be a terrible experience. We had three or four people waiting on us and they all seemed to be confused. The turkey dinners were lukewarm and mediocre at best. We asked for bread and got a basket that gave each one of us a VERY small slice and they charged us $4.00. Our bill was $250 so that seemed ridiculous. The one good thing I can say is that they have great espresso martinis. Based on today's experience I will not be going back.

First off, I loved and appreciated the decor. Being a Brit it was pleasant to come here, especially with an English orientated group. The service was pleasant. This is where my positive highlights finish. Unfortunately, my full English breakfast was not good at all. I was very disappointed. The beans had a weird funky taste and were a weird colour. The tomatoes also had a very strange taste, almost musky like they were old moldy tomatoes that were grilled. The eggs were nicely cooked, and the sausage tasted English authentic. The bacon was Ok. The mushrooms were awful (probably tinned and not fresh). My plate also looked rather sad. I also wish they had their butter, Jams and tomatoe ketchup presented differently. Having to fiddle with plastic sachets and then having no where to place the empty packets was annoying. It also gave off a 'I do not care about waste / the environment' and gives a cafe environment.' If these for example were presented in cute containers with silver spoons, it would have elevated the experience, especially as there had been care shown from the aesthetics prior (the pleasant cups, sauces and teapots for example). To be noted other dishes from my fellow friends looked better than mine! I would come again, but I would definitely not have the full English breakfast! I would avoid that at my peril!

This is a very fun place to go to with a group. We went there to celebrate someone's birthday and so we dressed up with hats and gloves and pretended we were British! They serve scones, little mini sandwiches, salads and more. There are cut out posters of Queen Elizabeth and Princess Kate as well as other royalty! I hope to come back with a few friends another time. It is hidden in the Publix shopping plaza. You have to look all over the restaurant there are various hidden trinkets - so cute. Very British!

Took my dad to celebrate his birthday British style since he's a Londoner. Upon entry the service was prompt and friendly. The decor and furnishings is so beautiful. I love the flowers. A lot of delicious options on the menu and gluten free options for me. My dad ordered their Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding and hot English tea. I ordered a gourmet burger with gluten free bread and a glass of Pinto Grigio. Our meals were delicious and we left full. I can't wait to return to try different options.

Cute decor and a wonderful spot to meet up for lunch or an early afternoon oon coffee. Some of the menu is delicious! The last time I went i had a croque madame and was frustrated that I basically got a grilled chicken and cheese sandwich. No bechamel means its not a croque! I'll still be back for all the other reasons but skipping those sandwiches. Service is attentive and courteous.

I haven't been to Vienna Cafe since before 2020 and it's not because I didn't like it, it was just because. A friend invited me to brunch and I am so happy she did. Vienna was renovated and enlarged since the last time I was there. It is absolutely gorgeous. I had the bananas foster French toast. It was the right amount of decadent and not crazy sweet. I loved it! Along with this I also had coffee, which was also great. The plates, the cups, the tea pots, the decor - it was all so wonderful. We were there almost 3 hours and our server was so wonderful. We went during the week and early. We told her to kick us out if necessary, but that never happened. She just kept checking on us and refilling waters and coffee. Can't wait to come home!

We went there for Valentine's Day and they had wonderful live music! The place is adorable and looks as if you stepped into the mad hatter's tea party. Everything was very tasty (except for the lemonade which was too artificial and sweet). Our server was wonderful as well. Overall a great experience!

Ok. Something is up with Vienna and I'm hoping I'm wrong and it was just an off day on my recent visit. First off we've been coming here for years and have loved it. The staff and the food. This time I only recognized one male waiter and the rest seem to be new. The vibe seemed off to me They were all milling about but we had to wait for our order to be taken. Wait for our food for a bit. Wait for a take out box and our bill as well. I'm patient if these were new hires but if loyal staff is leaving then that's not promising. I usually love the turkey but it was dry and tough and my fav squash soup tasted different and not as creamy and velvety. . Like I said I hope it was a fluke and not going downhill. It'd be a shame.

What a lovely experience. French onion soup delicious. Tea and mimosas were great. Sandwiches and desserts were just lovely. Would love to go back for a real meal for sure.

If you've been to this place prior to new management, you're not going like it. Most of the menu items are similar, but when the food arrives, it's different and lower quality. I don't think I would go back as I've been going for years and it's just not the same. Even the croissant which used to be freshly baked and delicious, now tastes store-bought and not particularly appetizing.

Good unless you have allergies. I made a reservation for a bridal brunch. When making the reservation, I wrote that there was a nut allergy and confirmed that it was written when confirming the reservation. When the tea service came out, we asked again if there were nuts and were told "no", as they brought out macaroons (made with almond flour). When told it was all nuts, not just peanuts, they did not seem to understand worries about cross-contamination and believed merely removing nut items was fine. They eventually gave the bride a nut-free tray separately. We found out at that time that none of the desserts were nut-free, other than the fruit. While they did eventually accommodate the allergies, the staff did not seem trained or knowledgeable on the severity of allergies, and did not let me know in advance that nut-free alternatives to the desserts were not available.

A truly exceptional place that deserves review #700 from me, if I do say so myself! The bistro is rather small but the tables have a nice amount of space between each of them so you don't feel shoulder to shoulder with everyone. The place makes me feel like I'm transported to another time and country from all of the decorations and themeing around the place! The staff is truly a cut above the rest and make me feel welcomed as if it was my own home! Prices here are a bit on the higher end but I don't care because the quality of everything makes the final total definitely worth it at the end of the meal! I opted for the London rib of beef, which costs about $22. On this sandwich is some truly exception Slow Roasted roast beef that truly falls apart the second you touch it with the fork, Mushrooms, Caramelized Onions, Mozzarella Cheese & Horseradish Aioli. The sauce to dip it in is also wonderful and I could easily drink that on its own, that's how wonderful it it! The service is wonderful and the food is to die for. That mixed with wonderful themeing make this place something that makes me come back time and time again and a place that absolutely everyone should know about and visit at least one in their life! They also offer high tea which is a lot of fun at this location!

I stopped by this restaurant with a friend and ordered the Sonoma Salad and Eggs Benedict since I've always been a fan of French food. Everything was fresh, clean, and nicely prepared. The flavors were light but satisfying, and the presentation was lovely. I really enjoyed the experience and plan to come back again soon.

Scammy and shady! I wouldn't go back even if the food was good ( it was whatever). Initial: Today I went with my mom. Got greeted and was approached by waiter ( Juan). He asked what we wanted to drink and I responded to him it's our first time here so give us a minute. He left us wt the menus for a while. After he greeted and took an order for 2 other ladies who came in after us, I had to make eye contact for him to come take our order Service: He asked what we wanted and I told him we want to get the Duchess High Tea- he said excellent, was about to walk away so I asked does it come with tea ( since the menu didn't mention). He said yes he will bring the tea samples so we could choose. Then told us the soup that came with it, if we wanted different soup we can- so we chose the squash soup. He came back with the tea samples and asked what we wanted for soup I told him we chose the squash. He said "both squash soup?!" I didnt know it came with 2 so I said ok 1 squash 1 onion soup. During the time we were there, I don't think we were checked on. Also waited forever to get a check and then to finish paying. Food: Soups came out first, the squash was better than onion soup. Once we finished they brought out the tower. The food was minimal. I include all pictures so you can see it's very pricey for what they offer. Bill: We were charged about $115 for 2 people with 1 pot of hot tea- there was no refill ( if there was no one ever asked if we wanted a refill or if the tea was still hot ). Gratuity was automatically added. Juan brought the bill and charged twice for the Duchess tower. When I asked him I was under the impression the price / dish ($42) he said it was per person. No where on the menu mentioned the price is per person. He also said minimum 2 people to order. So why wouldn't they just put $84 per tower then? Also it seems like he up-charged for a soup. Anyway, don't eat here, really not worth a hassle. We ate here once before ( me and husband), we ordered a crab cake with poached eggs breakfast dish. It didn't say the crab was imitation crab meat, the price certainly would be for real crab meat. It's really a hype. If you dont want expensive meal for less quality ingredients and scammed then avoid this place. Pics for proof.

Vienna Cafe and Bistro is a nice place for a baby shower, wedding shower, or birthday. It's very Victorian and has cute cardboard cut outs of the Royal family. We celebrated a friend's birthday. It was the perfect day. They let is sit at the bar while we waited for a table. That was helpful versus waiting outside. I ordered the bananas foster croissant French toast. The be presentation was good but the French toast was dry. I waited forever to get some maple syrup. I liked the Carmel sauce honey it was more like a drizzle. The dollop of whipped cream was nice and the side of sliced orange slices was pretty. The bananas were just sliced on top. I was thinking it was going to be a little bit more decadent. Overall, my favorite thing was the coffee and the side of bacon. It was really good. I would visit again just for that.

What a unique and fun find! I came here as a get-together with the women at work, and it was the perfect choice! The theme is British high tea, and it definitely feels authentic in everything from the decor to the menu. I believe even the owner is British, and she dressed to the theme as well. I got the bananas foster croissant French toast, was was as dreamy as it sounds and was served with some fruit slices. My friend, who is a regular, suggested ordering the rolo latte, which isn't officially on the menu. It's a chocolate/caramel latte and I'd highly recommend it if you're looking for more of a dessert coffee. Few places are so committed to a theme and manage to do it without being cheesy. Vienna does it so well!

Vienna Cafe and Bistro is a restaurant that has gone 100% into their shtick. Upon walking in you're greeted with cardboard cutouts of British royalty and the restaurant's vibe is doing everything it can to recreate a tea room type experience. Service was pretty good considering they were super busy when we went. The omelet I got was nothing crazy. It wasn't super memorable but I wasn't upset or disappointed with what I ordered. It was eggs, and that's what I got. While the vibe and decor are fairly niche, if you're really into British stuff, the overall quality of Vienna Cafe is not unlike other options out there. So this is definitely a place appealing to a specific clientele which I just wasn't one of.

Came in for an afternoon meetup to work! It took a while for someone to check on us and I had to walk inside to have someone take our order- but after that it went smoothly! The caprese sandwich was good, the iced latte was perfect and the crème brûlée was a nice finishing touch. Our server was accommodating and offered a change of table when the sun was becoming too much. He was friendly and funny and checked up on us often. Definitely will return for their tea service.

This is my 3rd time coming here and each time it has been a fantastic experience. Each server was a great help and super happy. Each time I have went I had got the duchess high tea. 100% would recommend!

Great food great service great people very nice cozy place easy parking Stiff drinks I would say you're getting an extra nice experience cozy and delightful! The Stakes are prime!

My partner liked her bagel lox and cream cheese but I didn't have a good experience with my chicken and waffles. It was more of like a kids meal, not for adults. The chicken was more like nuggets from a freezer and not worth the price. The atmosphere was beautiful and other tables seemed to enjoy their food. Our server was nice but, the manager offered to take the chicken and waffle off our bill. A nice gesture. We will definitely give it another shot to satisfy our curiosity.

Decor is nice but food is awful. My $20 eggs benedict were bad (cold and overcooked) and came with a slice of a very sad looking orange...it was supposed to be a "side of fruits" I did not take a picture because I did not want to offend the person who was hosting the brunch I wanted to like this place so much! Please improve the food and I may give it another try

We had the duchess tea yesterday and was disappointed. The wait was long and the food was okay. The portions were small and the tea weak. I've seen other reviews of the restaurant which were good so maybe it was an off day as it was extremely busy. However, I will not be dining there again.

What was supposed to be a joyful baby shower at Vienna Café turned into a stressful experience--thanks to the owner's unprofessional behavior. I booked well in advance and was promised a specific section. I planned everything with their amazing event coordinator Jessie (who was truly the MVP). But when I showed up (8 months pregnant) there were guests seated in the space I was originally told would be mine. I decided it wasn't a huge deal, I would just use the corner I needed for my backdrop and asked the hostess to just add one of the tables, that weren't being used at the time to my party. The hostess said it was fine to set up, but the owner abruptly came over, stopped everything, and told the wait staff that area was "for VIPs" (as if I wasn't one). Then she started quoting me last-minute fees and throwing out rules that were never mentioned before--she offered charging extra for partitions I didn't budget for because I was told I had the full space. She even implied I was lying about my planning conversations with Jessie--despite my mom and MIL being there for every step. It was embarrassing and unnecessarily stressful. Jessie remained kind and helpful, but the owner completely ruined the vibe. Proceed with caution if you're planning an event here. The owner has no regard for people, no compassion, and clearly didn't care that I was pregnant and my event was starting in 15 minutes. She should let Jessie do what she does best and stop interfering last minute with no professionalism or empathy. Ps this review is only reflective of the owner- if it wasn't for her I'd give everyone else & the food 10000 stars.

A lil European-themed cafe in Cooper City that transports you to Europe with each experience and bite. Vienna Cafe and Bistro is a great spot if you're looking for high tea or some classic European bites. I came here to celebrate my mom's birthday with a brunch on a Saturday and, although we came kind of early, it was already popping with a ton of reservations for the indoor area. Inside looks like its more gear towards the high tea they offer, which seems to be popular for big parties to celebrate baby showers, bridal showers, birthdays, etc. Since the inside was all taken, we chose to sit outside, which is nice. They have a good amount of brunch options and our server was pretty attentive and speedy. We ordered the prosciutto avo toast, croque monsieur, and the steak, egg & cheese sandwich. All of them were pretty good and we enjoyed the meal. Next visit, I definitely want to try the high tea experience!

This place is decorated with antiques and has English vibes. My family had made reservations for a birthday lunch, when we arrived the table was not ready and we were placed between 3 different tables before getting a table that was large enough for 5. I tried the turkey and Brie sandwich and the croissant French toast, they were both okay. I personally wouldn't come here for the food but rather for the environment. Our server was great and attentive.

This place has been on my "to try" list for awhile, and so glad we came here. I love the decor, it's very homey yet delicate and beautiful. The service is wonderful. We came here for lunch. The butternut squash soup was delicious, and I had the London rib sandwich and my mother had the shrimp and crepes. The portions were big, the food delicious, and service was excellent. I can't wait to go back.

Food was good. Service was attentive. Ambiance outside was preferred. Too cluttered and dark inside felt overwhelming. Butternut squash soup & cortaditos were delish!

Fantastic food great service and beautiful decorated the ambiance is like no other cafe I've been too. But bring back the rock candy for the cappuccino's

Very interesting place for a great place with ambiance! Modeled after a British tea restaurant with food! I ordered the Banger breakfast which came with scrambled eggs, banger sausage, toast, grilled tomatoes, baked beans, cooked mushrooms and bacon. The menu is intense with lots of choices and was hard to decide what to order. Hubby ordered the turkey sandwich on sourdough bread with cranberry sauce and stuffing and it was outstanding! My cousin and I shared a teapot, filled twice,with English breakfast tea! I got my picture taken with Queen Elizabeth! Looking forward to returning next time we are in town!

This was always my mom's go to lunch spot. Went today with my partner after either of us not having been for a while, and him not having been since the remodel (the walls were preciously littered with English ornaments and the space much smaller). I ordered the prosciutto caprese sandwich with a side of a single banger (don't judge) and he ordered the croque monsier. Mine was delicious, tasted very fresh and I LOVE the balsamic glaze. His sandwhich however was good, but not a traditional croque monsier. The coffee he ordered made up for it though and coupled with the very attentive wait staff, still a 5 star lunch. I'm so happy to see they've made it all these years.

It was very good. The inside was crowded but we sat outside and there were fans. It's more for a special occasion for me than a casual place. I had a chopped salmon bagel and French onion soup. Waiter tried his best and was friendly.

I love this restaurant. Sara was an outstanding server during a very hectic Sunday Brunch. The food is superb. I've been coming here for years. The remodel transformation gets better and better. I suggest making reservations no matter what time of day it is.

Loved the beef brisket benedict and blueberry scones! Will be back for their tea service.

Amazing service. The food was great and a heart was added to the Tiramisu for my boyfriend and I. The croque monsieur is absolutely delicious and is filling without being heavy. And the inside is very fun and very British. It's very beautiful.

We hadn't been to the Vienna Cafe & Bistro for years, but I had good memories and we decided, even though it was a bit far, we were going to go for brunch. The place was very busy, but they were able to seat us very quickly. The menu is huge; it was hard to decide what to order. The employees were so friendly; they seemed to enjoy their jobs, and they took good care of us. Our food turned out to be delicious. The cappuccino I ordered was the best I'd ever had. The dishes and decorations were lovely. We had a relaxed meal, and had a wonderful time. I definitely want to go back soon; it's worth the drive, because it is such a unique place that serves delicious food.

I couldn't make it to London for King Charles' Coronation, but tea & Sunday brunch was the perfect consolation. It is in a Publix strip mall but inside it sure felt like London. I drove an hour to celebrate a friends birthday here and enjoyed the ambiance, food, service & friends. There was plenty of parking with indoor and curbside tables in front. Indoors the white table clothes, tea pots, elegant cups & saucers, tiered high tea options and royal family tchotchkes transported us. The menu looked appealing and the place settings were charming. The salads, sandwiches, sandwiches, quiche, starters ... were generous & looked delicious. My candied pecan poached pear mozzarella salad was fresh & nicely plated. Service was friendly and on point. This was the perfect location for a women's brunch!