13 Best Breakfasts in Vienna

Pigment Breakfast & Bar brings breakfast, brunch, snacks and drinks together at Rechte Wienzeile 87 in Vienna. Its Brunch Club concept suits relaxed daytime meetups, while the bar also works for late-night drinks, meetings and events.

The setting is inside the Indigo hotel, so allow a moment to locate the entrance. Reservations are available, and the menu combines familiar breakfast fare with a drinks-led evening offer.

At Schleifmühlgasse 7 in Vienna’s 4th district, mani im vierten brings a stylish café atmosphere to an all-day restaurant setting. Breakfast-friendly choices include pancakes, coffee and chicken waffles, with the pancakes standing out as a particularly appealing pick.

The team is warm, welcoming and helpful, making the venue suitable for a relaxed morning or an unhurried meal. Its polished atmosphere and demand for advance reservations make planning worthwhile.

Sentepe Bistro & Café brings Turkish cuisine to Berggasse 29 in Vienna, with a menu spanning familiar Turkish dishes and daily preparation made in-house. The owner works behind the counter, giving the place a hands-on, personal character.

It suits diners looking for a straightforward Turkish meal with a home-cooked feel; arriving earlier is especially sensible, as service may end once the day’s food has sold out.

Café Caché brings a creative brunch and café menu to Meiselstraße 2 in Vienna’s 1150 district. Buttermilk pancakes and a matcha latte make an appealing sweet pairing, while anchovy choux pastry and beetroot medley point to a more inventive, gourmet side. The atmosphere has an unusual character, complemented by kind, English-speaking service.

Verde is a restaurant at Wallnerstraße 2 in Vienna’s 1010 district, with a menu that covers both breakfast and lunch. Morning choices include Avocado Egg Benedict, French toast and coffee, while lasagna adds a heartier option later in the day.

The French toast stands out for its appeal, whereas the avocado is served blended into a very creamy texture. Prices sit on the higher side, and booking ahead is advisable.

Superfood Deli brings a vegan focus to Wipplingerstraße 3 in Vienna’s 1st district, with signature smoothies as its clearest draw.

The service can feel inattentive or unfriendly at times, so the experience is less consistent than the drinks themselves. Best suited to a quick, plant-based start rather than a leisurely morning meal.

Café Natural Winebar Espresso brings a distinctive café-and-wine-bar setting to Burggasse 57 in Vienna’s 1070 district. Its vintage interior and terrace create a warm, relaxed backdrop, while the menu includes wine served by the glass as well as by the bottle.

The atmosphere is a stronger draw than a clearly defined breakfast specialty, so it suits visitors looking for an individual café stop with an evening-leaning character.

At Café Frida, breakfast takes a colourful, organic-minded turn in Vienna’s 16th district. The menu features organic eggs, house bread, NÖM milk and Hausbrandt coffee, with plenty of fruit-forward, less-sweet and vegan choices.

Located at Payergasse 12, it also serves into the evening, making it suitable for a relaxed meal rather than a quick laptop stop: laptops are not permitted, keeping the room focused on eating, drinking and conversation.

Superfood Deli 1060 brings a vegan, health-focused option to Raimundhof on Mariahilfer Straße in Vienna’s 6th district. Its breakfast-friendly menu includes decaf coffee, a mango matcha latte and bowl-style dishes, with the hot chicken bowl standing out as a hearty choice.

The presentation of the fitness bowl may differ from expectations, while busy periods can occasionally slow preparation, so this suits flexible brunch plans more than a rushed morning.

At Margaretenstraße 9 in Vienna’s 1040 district, blueorange - coffee & bagel is a café built around bagels, coffee and breakfast fare. The breakfast burrito stands out, with bacon available as an extra for a richer take.

Staff are friendly, although service can move slowly when the room is busy. There is no air conditioning, so indoor comfort may be limited on warmer days, and the bagels themselves can feel under-seasoned.

Schuhmeier is a cafe at Schuhmeierpl. 17 in Vienna’s 1160 district, with a calm atmosphere that suits an unhurried breakfast or a quiet evening gathering. Breakfast service includes attentive help, and a Romanian-speaking team member can make communication easier for some visitors.

Reservations may be worth arranging in advance, particularly for groups. Check the bill carefully and request a receipt, as an extra 10% tip has been reported without clear prior notice.

Cafe The Province brings a relaxed café setting to Maria-Treu-Gasse 3 in Vienna’s 1080 district. Its breakfast-friendly menu includes vegan waffles with customizable toppings, alongside matcha, coffee and other food options. The atmosphere is especially appealing for a quiet morning, with a serene setting and views towards the church, plus warm service and eclectic posters adding character.

Open daily from 9 am to 11 pm.

Le Bol Blanc brings a French bistro feel to Naglergasse 21 in Vienna’s 1st district, with outdoor tables on a pedestrian street and a relaxed setting for a leisurely start. Breakfast is served all day, alongside brunch-friendly choices such as an omelette on croissant and crêpes Suzette.

The menu offers plenty of variety without losing its French focus, making it suitable for breakfast, brunch or an easy daytime meal. Booking ahead is advisable.