15 Best Cake Cafés in Vienna

Crème de la Crème is a Vienna patisserie on Lange G. 76, 1080 Wien, with a refined range of whole cakes, whole tortes, individual pastries, and cake and torte slices. Its handmade selection includes macarons, tarts, homemade syrups, rich eiskaffee, toast dishes, and savoury options, with lemon tart and red currant flavours among the tempting choices.

A strong fit for takeaway treats or a relaxed cake-and-coffee stop.

Crème de la Crème - La Petite brings handmade pastry to Kettenbrückengasse 20 in Vienna’s 1040 district, with a warm, cozy café setting that suits both a quick sweet stop and a relaxed dessert break.

The selection includes whole cakes, whole tarts, individual pastries, cake and tart slices, plus homemade ice cream. Its welcoming service and especially tempting desserts make it a strong choice for a classic Viennese patisserie outing.

TOP 02 – Desserts, Gelato & Coffee is a Vienna patisserie at Universitätsstraße 2, 1090 Wien, with a focused approach to refined sweets. Its signature range includes specialty éclairs and a Gâteau de Profiteroles built with choux, vanilla and chocolate ganache.

The vegan noir praline cake layers chocolate cake, chocolate mousse, hazelnuts and chocolate ganache frosting, making it a particularly appealing choice for plant-based chocolate lovers. Reservations are best arranged ahead of time.

At Salzgries 9B in Vienna’s 1010 district, Dolce Pensiero brings together a broad pastry selection with both sweet and savoury options. Its display is known for creative presentation, carefully chosen ingredients, and desserts that pair naturally with coffee.

Handmade ice cream adds another reason to visit, while the overall offer suits anyone looking for an indulgent stop that goes beyond a standard cake-and-coffee break.

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.

CupCakes Wien brings a relaxed, homemade feel to Vienna’s Josefstadt, with a broad choice of cupcakes at Albertgasse 17. The cakes are soft, fresh and pleasantly balanced rather than overwhelmingly sweet, making them appealing to both children and adults.

Its cozy setting suits a quick treat or a short summer pause, while the charming packaging adds a thoughtful finishing touch for takeaways and small celebrations.

At Otto-Bauer-Gasse 2 in Vienna’s 6th district, Peti Pari brings a small, inviting French-style patisserie atmosphere to its pastry-shop setting. Sweet and savoury treats are prepared visibly in front of the counter, adding a distinctive touch to the visit.

Croissants and pastries come in generous portions, with the almond croissant an appealing choice for those seeking a classic French-inspired bake alongside attentive staff and a relaxed setting.

AlexArts – Tortenmanufaktur Wien creates stylish cakes in Vienna’s 2nd district, with a focus on refined flavour rather than overwhelming sweetness. The range includes modern wedding cakes, distinctive birthday cakes and online ordering, making it a strong fit for celebrations that call for something more individual than a standard pastry.

Delivery and carefully packed pickup are part of the ordering picture, while the presentation aims to be as striking as the taste.

CupCakes Manufaktur Wien creates hand-finished cupcakes, cake pops, cake balls and custom cakes in Vienna. The small atelier focuses on designs made for specific occasions, from birthday and children’s cakes to company celebrations and wedding cakes. Decorations are highly individual, with careful attention to colour, theme and fine detail.

Tart'a Tata brings a modern French pâtisserie sensibility to Vienna, with small sweet creations at the heart of its offering. Croissants and monkey bread are particular draws, while coffee makes it an easy stop for a relaxed pastry break.

The shop is on Lindengasse 35 in 1070 Vienna. Friendly service gives the visit a welcoming tone, and summer hours run Monday to Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

By Lore - Cake Design is a Vienna pastry shop at Karmelitergasse 1 in the 2nd district, with a focus on custom celebration cakes. Birthday commissions can be developed from reference images, and the finished result may range from carefully crafted decorative work to simpler printed designs, so the intended technique is worth clarifying when placing an order.

A practical choice for personalised birthday cakes when visual execution matters as much as flavour.

At Wipplingerstraße 3 in Vienna’s 1st district, Cakesie Store combines a pastry-shop setting with made-to-order celebration cakes. The range includes cake pops and custom decorations shaped around an inspiration image, with options such as red velvet layered with mascarpone and raspberries.

Cakes are described as light, fluffy and not overly sweet, while the accommodating team can handle changes after an order has been placed.

Zoomserie Wien brings a broad dessert selection to Gablenzg. 11 in Vienna’s 15th district, including cakes, cheesecakes, traditional desserts, tarts and individual cake slices. The shop is situated on the top floor and combines online ordering with pickup for special occasions, including arranged collection times and dates.

Fresh products, varied flavours and courteous staff make it a practical choice for everyday treats or an occasion cake, while opening hours run until 9 pm most weekdays.

A.K. Fuchs Pastry Club is a Vienna atelier for handmade wedding cakes, birthday cakes, cupcakes and macarons. Each commission is developed with close attention to flavour, decoration and the occasion itself, supported by personal consultation and tasting for more elaborate designs. The result is pastry with a polished finish without losing its homemade character.

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.