Vienna
Finding the right bakery in Vienna depends on what you need that day: an early breakfast, fresh bread for home, Balkan pastries, or a relaxed coffee stop. This guide brings together options across districts including Ottakring, Leopoldstadt, the city centre and Margareten, with attention to opening hours, takeaway convenience, pastry styles and the kind of visit each bakery suits.
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#1Bäckerei & Konditorei Tschörek is a bakery and café on Wilhelminenstraße in Ottakring, open from early morning through late evening. Fresh bread, cakes, cheesecake and butter croissants make it suitable for breakfast, a coffee stop or an informal sweet treat.
The welcoming team is also happy to explain unfamiliar pastries, while the clean, comfortable setting encourages a pause rather than a quick takeaway only.
#2Cornbread is a particular standout
At Ottakringer Str. 52 in Vienna’s 1170 district, Bäckerei Jozes offers a broad bakery selection spanning breads and pastries. Its clean, welcoming setting and warm service make it a pleasant stop for a quick purchase or relaxed breakfast.
Cornbread is a particular standout , while convenient weekend opening makes the bakery practical for morning plans and leisurely pastry runs.
#3Balkan favourites such as žu-žu and burek
Open daily from 6am to 9pm
Boro Bäckerei brings a versatile bakery menu to Wallensteinstraße 9 in Vienna’s 1200 district. The selection includes Balkan favourites such as žu-žu and burek , alongside a wide choice of cakes. Cheese and meat börek are available in generous quarter portions, making this a convenient stop for a filling snack, casual breakfast or takeaway treat.
It is open daily from 6am to 9pm .
#4An airy cheese croissant with a savoury edge
Cosy French-style bakery and café
PARÉMI Boulangerie – Pâtisserie is a cosy French-style bakery and café at Bäckerstraße 10 in central Vienna. Its viennoiserie and patisserie selection includes an airy cheese croissant with a savoury edge , alongside classic croissants, tarts and other pastries.
Outdoor seating adds to the relaxed feel. It opens Tuesday to Saturday, generally from 7:30am to 6pm, and closes on Mondays and Sundays.
#5House-made ice cream and ordering options
Bakery Prindl NFG. Ltd. at Jägerstraße 2 combines everyday bakery staples with a broader daytime offer. The range includes baked goods, house-made ice cream and ordering options , while brunch dishes such as eggs Benedict, chilli-oil eggs and Kaiserschmarrn make it suitable for a more substantial visit.
Opening starts at 5:30am most days and 6am on Sunday, continuing until 8pm.
#6Friendly, helpful service
Bakery Cafe Felzl offers fresh pastries and coffee at Helferstorferstraße 2 in Vienna’s 1010 district. It is well suited to a weekday breakfast or short coffee stop, with friendly, helpful service and a coffee offering that stands out from standard café fare.
Hours run from 6:45am to 6pm Monday to Friday, with a short Sunday opening from 8am to noon.
#7Bäckerei Arena on Wallensteinstraße 7 is a practical Vienna bakery for Balkan-style savoury pastries, especially burek. The bakery suits both an eat-in stop and takeaway, with warm food available throughout its long daily schedule.
It opens from 6am to 9pm every day, giving it useful flexibility for breakfast, an afternoon snack or a late purchase in the 1200 district.
#8A modern, clean bakery-café feel
Breads, croissants and coffee
mel&koffie Alser Straße has a modern, clean bakery-café feel at Alser Str. 32. The offer covers baked rolls, breads, croissants and coffee , making it a natural fit for a contemporary breakfast or take-away pastry.
Coffee is a reliable part of the appeal, while the sweet selection is comparatively restrained rather than heavily sugary. It opens Monday to Friday from 7am and Saturday until 2:30pm.
#9English-speaking staff
Joseph Brot • Wien Bio Bäckerei at Landstraßer Hauptstraße 4 is geared towards breakfast and brunch as well as bakery purchases. The menu includes croissants, poached eggs, omelettes, cheese, ham and coffee, with English-speaking staff adding practical ease for international visitors.
Its opening hours cover daily service, from 7:30am, with Saturday and Sunday closing earlier than weekdays.
#10Affordable breakfast options
Bäckerei Erdberg on Erdbergstraße 59 is a straightforward choice for breakfast, breads and French-style pastries. The pastry selection is praised for its refined texture and balanced sweetness, while the bakery also offers affordable breakfast options .
Weekday opening begins at 6am and runs to 6:30pm; Saturday and Sunday hours are shorter, making the weekend a better fit for an early visit.
#11Balkan Bäckerei KG on Mariahilfer Str. 183 specialises in a satisfying mix of Balkan bakery favourites and everyday café staples. Warm burek, meat pastries, bread, coffee and other baked goods make it especially useful for a quick, filling stop or takeaway.
Service is fast and friendly, and the bakery opens daily from 6am to 9pm for dependable access across the day.
#12Bäckerei Felzl - Wir lieben Brot is a compact bakery-café at Pilgramgasse 24, suited to an early pastry, coffee, sandwich or bread purchase. The selection is broad enough for breakfast, though indoor seating is limited to a handful of bar stools, so takeaway is often the more comfortable format.
It opens from 6:45am on weekdays, with shorter Saturday and Sunday hours.
#13Joseph Brot on Naglergasse 9 focuses on traditional baking, long dough fermentation and organic bread. The range is particularly compelling for bread lovers, with coffee and viennoiserie available too, although the location does not offer a seating area.
Weekday hours run from 7am to 7pm, Saturday from 8am to 5pm, and Sunday is closed.
#14Brunch dishes depend on kitchen service
At Führichgasse 6, Joseph Brot • Wien Bio Bäckerei combines organic bread and rolls with a fuller breakfast and brunch offer. Benedict eggs, Joseph’s breakfast, pastries, sandwiches, salads, granola and coffee give the branch more range than a simple bakery counter.
The bread and rolls are the main draw, while brunch dishes depend on kitchen service . It opens daily, including Sunday mornings.
#15Open daily from 5am to 9pm
Ströck at Vienna Hauptbahnhof is built for travellers who want more than a standard station snack. Its offer includes pastries, sandwiches, Zim Donuts, matcha latte and notably strong coffee, with service that accommodates international visitors.
Open daily from 5am to 9pm , it is a dependable choice for an early departure, a quick arrival meal or a coffee break between connections.
Summary
| # | Business | Rating | Reviews | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Bäckerei & Konditorei Tschörek | 4.8 | 888 | coffee breaks and traditional bakery treats |
| #2 | Bäckerei Jozes | 4.9 | 244 | pastries and weekend breakfasts |
| #3 | Boro Bäckerei GmbH | 4.7 | 550 | Balkan pastries |
| #4 | PARÉMI Boulangerie – Pâtisserie | 4.6 | 3,357 | French pastries and a relaxed café stop |
| #5 | Bakery Prindl NFG. Ltd. | 4.5 | 2,658 | Early breakfasts |
| #6 | Bakery Cafe Felzl | 4.5 | 693 | Weekday coffee and pastry stops |
| #7 | Bäckerei Arena | 4.5 | 600 | savoury pastries and takeaway |
| #8 | mel&koffie Alser Straße | 4.5 | 527 | Contemporary breakfasts and lighter sweets |
| #9 | Joseph Brot • Wien Bio Bäckerei | 4.4 | 3,156 | brunch and organic bakery goods |
| #10 | Bäckerei Erdberg | 4.7 | 143 | Breakfast and refined pastries |
| #11 | Balkan Bäckerei KG | 4.6 | 208 | meat pastries and takeaway bread |
| #12 | Bäckerei Felzl - Wir lieben Brot | 4.5 | 286 | Early coffee |
| #13 | Joseph Brot | 4.4 | 572 | Organic bread and bakery takeaway |
| #14 | Joseph Brot • Wien Bio Bäckerei | 4.3 | 1,946 | Bread-focused breakfasts and brunch |
| #15 | Ströck - Hauptbahnhof | 4.3 | 1,199 | Early train departures and station meals |
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Use the map to find a bakery near your accommodation, workplace or planned route through Vienna. Several options sit in central districts, while others are concentrated around Ottakring, Leopoldstadt and the 1200 area. Checking the distance first can help when you need a quick morning purchase, warm takeaway food or a seated coffee break.
Bakery Prindl is a practical choice for very early plans, opening from around 5:30 on most days. Bäckerei Arena also opens early and serves warm savoury pastries. Opening times can vary by day, so check the current schedule before setting out.
Boro Bäckerei on Wallensteinstraße offers Balkan favourites including cheese and meat börek, while Bäckerei Arena nearby is known for burek and other savoury pastries. These locations work for eating in or taking food away.
PARÉMI Boulangerie–Pâtisserie on Bäckerstraße is suited to French-style pastries, with croissants, tarts, viennoiserie and patisserie. Its café setting and outdoor seating make it a better fit for a relaxed stop than a rushed purchase.
Bakery Prindl combines bakery staples with a more substantial daytime menu. Options include eggs Benedict, chilli-oil eggs and Kaiserschmarrn, making it suitable when you want a full brunch. Check the menu and service hours before visiting.
Bakery Cafe Felzl on Helferstorferstraße is convenient for weekday coffee and pastries, with morning opening and a short, focused daytime schedule. Bäckerei & Konditorei Tschörek also suits coffee, cake and traditional bakery treats in Ottakring.
Check the current opening hours, location and whether the bakery offers seating or takeaway. If you have a particular need, such as cornbread, burek, a specific cake or brunch, confirm that item is available before making a special journey.
