Vienna
Choosing coffee beans in Vienna depends on more than roast style. This guide brings together local roasteries and coffee shops for Colombian and single-origin beans, Italian-style espresso, home equipment advice and thoughtful gifts.
Compare options around the 5th, 1st, 2nd, 7th, 18th and 9th districts, then check opening hours or reserve ahead when a visit involves a course or dedicated guidance.
The options are ordered by how clearly they serve different coffee-buying needs, including bean origin, roasting style, preparation advice, equipment support, teaching and the convenience of each Vienna location. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Don Joaco brings specialty coffee from its family farm in Colombia to Schwarzhorngasse 14 in Vienna’s 1050 district. The range centres on 100% Arabica beans grown organically and harvested by the family, with a smooth, fruity profile that suits drinkers seeking an alternative to sharper coffees.
The shop also operates a coffee bike and roasts beans for takeaway, supported by helpful preference-based guidance.
#2
Caffè Couture is a coffee roastery at Herrengasse 14 in central Vienna, focused on carefully prepared coffee and close attention to detail. Its compact format and deliberate brewing style suit visitors who value a focused cup rather than a lengthy café menu.
The barista-led approach can make it a useful stop for choosing beans or refining a preferred preparation, while advance planning helps at busier times.
#3
Viennese Coffee Roastery operates from Prater 80/2, offering specialty beans roasted in its Vienna roastery according to Viennese tradition. The range includes 100% Arabica coffees, rare lots and single-origin selections, making it a strong destination for comparing distinct bean profiles.
Its location provides a quieter coffee stop within the amusement-park area, with charming antique décor and a welcoming atmosphere for browsing or enjoying a morning cup.
#4
WHEEL – Simplify your Coffee is a specialty coffee shop at Siebensterngasse 16A in Vienna’s 7th district, created as a Spittelberg destination for people looking for carefully selected coffee with an Italian-style character.
The knowledgeable owner offers tailored suggestions based on personal taste and is comfortable assisting in English. Coffee purchases can also be arranged through an online subscription model.
#5
Coffee Revolution brings coffee education and home-barista expertise to Schulgasse 32 in Vienna’s 18th district. Its programme includes professional barista training, Latte Art Basic, Barista Basic, and one-to-one home-barista courses, with practical guidance for espresso machines at home or in the office.
Tasting sessions and patient instruction make it especially suitable for anyone wanting to understand coffee more deeply.
#6
Beans Kaffeespezialitäten is a practical coffee destination on Landstraßer Hauptstraße, offering beans, ground coffee, automatic-machine blends, espresso specialties, and coffee equipment. Staff provide warm, considered guidance, whether you are choosing a daily coffee or exploring tools such as hand grinders.
Its combination of product range and approachable coffee knowledge suits both newcomers and experienced home brewers.
#7
Jonas Reindl Coffee Roasters combines a calm café setting at Josefstädter Str. 67 with small-batch roasting, direct trade, and ethically sourced coffee. The venue offers plenty of seating and a measured atmosphere for trying different preparations, alongside vegan pastries, carrot cake, and matcha latte.
Equipment guidance is also available, making it a useful stop for both coffee breaks and home brewing.
#8
Neapolitan coffee with personal tastings
Botega Napulitana brings the coffee culture of Naples to Vienna, with Italian coffee beans, pods, capsules and coffee machines for home, office and hospitality use. The selection ranges from sweeter, chocolate-led profiles to dark, intense espresso styles, with personal advice and tastings of capsules and pods available in the shop.
The atmosphere is casual and cosy, while the service is organised and attentive. Delivery is also available, including free delivery throughout Austria from an order value of €89.
#9
Vettore focuses on Italian coffee and espresso equipment at Liechtensteinstraße 15 in Vienna’s 9th district. Its range is suited to shoppers looking for an Italian-style blend with body, crema, and a rounded espresso profile, while the knowledgeable team can help navigate the selection.
The shop’s coffee-of-the-week concept adds a changing point of interest for regular visitors.
#10
Flat white, cappuccino, cortado, and Americano
At Landstraßer Hauptstraße 21, Jonas Reindl Coffee Roasters serves carefully curated, small-batch coffee in a welcoming café setting. The menu covers espresso favourites including flat white, cappuccino, cortado, and Americano, with pastries alongside.
Direct-trade beans, local roasting, and equipment support give the location added appeal for visitors who want to enjoy a cup and take a considered coffee choice home.
#11
Beans, capsules, and coffee pads
Vettore’s Margaretenstraße shop is a convenient stop for Italian coffee in Vienna, with a broad choice of beans, capsules, and coffee pads. The team serves espresso as well as retail coffee, pairing a friendly, professional welcome with a selection designed for everyday home preparation.
It suits shoppers who want to compare formats or enjoy a quick, rich espresso while passing through the 5th district.
#12
Webshop Kaffeegreissler combines a Vienna shop at Wiedner Hauptstraße 40 with an online-oriented coffee selection. The range covers coffee beans, E.S.E. pads, portafilters, E.S.E. machines, automatic machines, grinders, and cleaning products.
A warm welcome and personable service make it approachable for everyday purchases, while the equipment range gives home baristas a practical place to build or maintain their setup.
#13
CAFE GLAS on Mariahilfer Straße is a lively café for carefully made drinks, relaxed seating, and pastry breaks. The menu includes flat white and latte, with cardamom buns among the sweet options; Saturday evenings can bring live DJ music.
Its warm barista service and cozy corners make it especially suitable for a casual coffee stop rather than a specialist bean-buying visit.
#14
Ube latte with oat milk
Koun Coffee is a small coffee shop at Wiedner Hauptstraße 37 in Vienna’s 1040 district, focused on selected, roasted and brewed coffees. Its range includes Colombian espresso, Ethiopian filter, Peruvian espresso and decaffeinated Colombian beans, while the drinks menu also includes an ube latte with oat milk.
Limited outdoor seating and a compact format make it best suited to a focused coffee stop rather than a large gathering.
#15
kaffemik is a small, minimalist coffee shop on Zollergasse with a relaxed indoor atmosphere and additional outdoor seating. The focus is specialty coffee, from carefully prepared espresso drinks to rotating beans such as washed Colombian lots.
Coffee enthusiasts can also browse beans for home use or explore the subscription-box offer, making this a good stop for both a café break and a take-home coffee fix.
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Map and areas
Use the map to plan a coffee-focused route through Vienna rather than crossing the city for one purchase. Central options around Herrengasse suit quick stops, while Prater, Spittelberg, Landstraße, Währing, Josefstadt and the 9th district offer different settings and specialities.
Check the distance from your accommodation and confirm opening hours before setting out.
Don Joaco in the 5th district focuses on Colombian coffee from a family farm, including 100% Arabica beans with a smooth, fruity profile. It is a useful choice if origin matters to you and you would like guidance before selecting a bag.
Beans Kaffeespezialitäten offers beans, ground coffee, machine blends and equipment advice, including guidance on hand grinders. Jonas Reindl also combines small-batch coffee with preparation support in a calm café setting.
Coffee Revolution provides practical training for home and office espresso setups, with Barista Basic, Latte Art Basic, tasting sessions and one-to-one home-barista courses. Ask about availability before travelling, especially if you need a particular date.
Vettore Coffee & machinery from Italy on Liechtensteinstraße combines Italian coffee with espresso equipment. The team can help compare rounded blends, crema and machine options, while the coffee-of-the-week concept offers something different to explore.
It can be, if you want a specific bean style or a quieter setting. The Prater roastery offers rare lots and single-origin coffee, while shops in Währing, Josefstadt and the 9th district add equipment, café or education options.