15 Best Breakfast Cafés in Vienna

Simit Palace brings a generous Turkish breakfast focus to Landgutgasse in Vienna’s 10th district. Its Turkish breakfast for three is notably abundant, with portions that can comfortably suit a larger group, making it a natural choice for family or shared morning meals.

Soft, plentiful bread adds to the appeal, while the friendly, helpful service keeps the atmosphere welcoming. The door may remain open, so indoor comfort can vary.

La Crèmerie - Café et Croissant brings a bright, lively breakfast setting to Niederhofstraße in Vienna, with a menu built around café-style morning dishes such as Eggs Benedict and cappuccino. It suits relaxed starts as well as group breakfasts, although booking ahead is particularly sensible for larger parties.

The atmosphere feels energetic and local, while service may be less consistent for English-speaking guests and coffee temperature is worth bearing in mind.

At Kirchengasse 17 / 2 in Vienna’s 7th district, PAM brings a focused breakfast offer built around airy sourdough bagels, generous topping choices and fresh ingredients. The pastries are made in-house, with an open setup that lets you watch the baking process, while coffee completes the café experience.

A natural fit for an easy breakfast or pastry stop, especially if you prefer lighter, less dense bagels over the classic New York style.

Drechsler Wienzeile is a contemporary, airy breakfast restaurant at Linke Wienzeile 22. The menu includes omelettes, Benedicts, forest-berry pancakes and the “Vegans Don’t Bite” toast, giving both classic and plant-based diners a strong starting point.

Its generous daytime schedule suits breakfast or brunch plans, while advance reservations are recommended when timing matters, especially during busy periods.

SiL – coffee breakfast & more brings a broad breakfast and dessert menu to Babenbergerstraße 5 in Vienna’s 1010 district. Its egg dishes are a particular strength, with carefully cooked preparations complemented by a generous selection of sweet options.

The relaxed café setting suits brunch or lunch, while attentive, friendly service adds to the appeal. As a popular choice for breakfast, booking ahead is advisable.

Set in Vienna’s Prater at Karl-Kolarik-Weg 1, Ponykarussell - Das Café is a breakfast restaurant suited to relaxed brunches and leisurely mornings. Its playful setting, enjoyable food, good coffee and attentive, personable service create a welcoming occasion, while dogs are allowed.

Booking ahead is especially sensible for popular brunch periods; service can be slower at times, so allow room for an unhurried visit.

At Burggasse 40 in Vienna’s 7th district, NALTU Wien brings a fresh, bright approach to breakfast. The menu includes egg and chicken sandwiches, baked egg in brioche, juices, smoothies, matcha and dates with peanut butter, with cold-pressed juices and homemade lemonades adding a distinctive drinks focus.

Friendly Turkish hospitality and a welcoming atmosphere make it well suited to an easy morning meal or a light daytime stop.

Café Délice Vienna is a compact café on Skodagasse in the 8th district, suited to a quick coffee, croissant or sandwich rather than a long lingering session. Pistachio croissants are a standout, while brownies and iced strawberry matcha offer sweet alternatives.

The bar service is notably quick and welcoming, and the small room has seating for roughly ten people, giving it an intimate, personal feel.

Pane è Cafe on Elisabethstraße makes breakfast easy with a broad selection of fresh, satisfying staples. Omelettes, scrambled eggs, ham and eggs, sandwiches on baguette, melange coffee and freshly baked treats such as banana bread and almond cake all fit naturally into a relaxed morning visit.

Friendly service and an inviting atmosphere add to its appeal for an unhurried breakfast near Vienna’s central district.

Lupo - Piadina Bar & Cafe in Vienna’s 5th district combines Italian-style piadina with brunch-friendly choices. The menu includes piadina sandwiches and banana pancakes served with pineapple and yogurt, creating a balance of savoury and lightly sweet options.

The indoor room is the better setting for a calm meal, while a nearby playground and child seating make it practical for families. Reserving ahead is advisable when planning a visit.

Bio Cafe Blütezeit on Laurenzerberg offers a relaxed café setting with a strong choice of vegan and vegetarian breakfast dishes. Acai bowls and porridge suit lighter starts, while coffee and carefully presented plates support a more leisurely morning.

Its chilled, creative atmosphere and accommodating service make it a comfortable choice in central Vienna, especially for plant-focused breakfasts. Reserving ahead is advisable for a planned visit.

Balthasar Coffee Bar brings a stylish, modern coffee-shop feel to Praterstraße near Nestroyplatz. Its strongest choices include flat whites, iced cappuccinos and creamy oat-milk cappuccinos, alongside a varied pastry counter with flaky almond croissants.

The polished presentation and focused drinks menu suit a weekday coffee break, while Saturday hours offer a slower weekend option in Vienna’s 2nd district.

Das Eduard brings Austrian cooking together with international inspiration in a spacious Vienna restaurant suited to breakfast, lunch and dinner. The menu includes varied breakfast options, schnitzel, salads and other comforting dishes, with coffee, cocktails and Austrian beer available throughout the day.

Budapest Bistro is shaped around unhurried breakfasts in a warm, inviting setting, with a broad choice of dishes and coffee that suits a leisurely Sunday start. The atmosphere feels cozy rather than formal, and seating is available indoors or outside, with blankets provided when cooler weather calls for extra comfort.

Café Benedikt offers a quiet, non-smoking setting in Vienna’s 3rd district, away from the busiest central streets. Its menu combines approachable café food with a Viennese coffee identity, including tasty breakfast dishes, steaks and coffee specialities.

Friendly service, reasonable prices and a welcoming attitude toward visitors make it a practical choice for an early meal or relaxed daytime stop.