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15 Best Pancakes in Vienna

Choosing pancakes in Vienna depends on more than the dish itself. In the city centre, you can look for Japanese soufflé pancakes and a romantic brunch at Drahtgasse, traditional pastries near Walcherstraße, or a flexible daytime menu with vegan choices by Uraniastraße.

Check serving hours and reserve ahead when your visit is time-sensitive.

How this guide is ordered

The options are ordered by how closely they match a pancake-focused visit, while also considering brunch style, location, opening-window practicality, dietary choice and the ease of planning ahead. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.

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Vienna’s top pancake and brunch spots

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Mamas Crêpes&Shakes #1
What stands out
  • Family-recipe crêpes

Mamas Crêpes&Shakes

4.9292 reviews
Leopoldsgasse 14, 1020 Wien, Austria
Best for
Families with childrenVegan-friendly dessert stops

Mamas Crêpes&Shakes focuses on homemade crêpes prepared from a family recipe, with a modern twist and plenty of room for personal choice. Sweet and savoury combinations are available alongside a broad selection of toppings, vegan options and protein-oriented choices. The menu also includes seven shake varieties, coffee, cocktails and other drinks.

The welcoming team takes time to explain the menu, making the format easy to navigate for first-time visitors. You can enjoy the crêpes in the café or take them away, whether you are after a quick bite, a relaxed dessert or a more substantial lunch or dinner. It is particularly suited to families, dessert fans and visitors looking for a flexible vegan-friendly stop in Vienna.

BlinHaus #2
What stands out
  • Crêpes, sirniki and chai latte

BlinHaus

4.7114 reviews
Schönbrunner Str. 129, 1050 Wien, Austria
Best for
brunch and daytime comfort food

BlinHaus is a cozy Schönbrunner Straße restaurant best suited to breakfast, brunch or an easy daytime meal. Its menu includes crêpes, sirniki and chai latte, with especially appealing savory crêpes filled with mozzarella and sun-dried tomatoes.

Quiet surroundings, patient service and freshly brewed coffee create a relaxed start to the day, while weekend hours run from 10am to 4pm.

Moment Cafe and Restaurant #3

Moment Cafe and Restaurant

4.91921 reviews
Fasangasse 34/G2, 1030 Wien, Austria
Best for
Relaxed light lunches and easy dinners

Moment Cafe and Restaurant is a small, well-lit Vienna restaurant on Fasangasse 34/G2, with a peaceful atmosphere and a concise menu of familiar comfort food. Dishes include garlic soup, grilled chicken breast, Viennese roast beef with onions and a Caprese-feta salad, alongside raspberry soda.

The family-run feel and kind service suit a relaxed light lunch or an easy dinner in the 3rd district.

zina’s eatery #4
What stands out
  • Indulgent French toast and seasonal drinks

zina’s eatery

4.9937 reviews
Gumpendorfer Str. 36, 1060 Wien, Austria
Best for
seasonal drinks and relaxed patio seating

zina’s eatery is a small brunch restaurant on Gumpendorfer Straße, built around natural food and drinks. The menu suits relaxed daytime visits, with indulgent French toast and seasonal drinks among the standout choices, plus a patio for outdoor seating.

It opens Wednesday through Saturday from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm and Sunday from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm; booking ahead is wise because the space fills quickly.

Bauernbräu #5

Bauernbräu

4.84145 reviews
Gumpendorfer Str. 134/136, 1060 Wien, Austria
Best for
Family meals and relaxed group dining

Bauernbräu beim Raimundtheater is a warm, spacious Austrian restaurant with both indoor and outdoor seating, making it flexible for family meals, relaxed lunches or a convivial dinner. The menu centres on regional and seasonal cooking, including Austrian staples such as schnitzel and beef goulash.

Its welcoming service and cosy atmosphere give the address a comfortable, easygoing character, while advance booking is sensible for popular dining times.

Pane è Cafe #6

Pane è Cafe

4.81344 reviews
Elisabethstraße 26, 1010 Wien, Austria
Best for
Classic breakfast plates and baked treats

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 #7
What stands out
  • Piadina sandwiches and banana pancakes

Lupo - Piadina Bar & Cafe

4.9500 reviews
Ziegelofengasse 29, 1050 Wien, Austria
Best for
Brunch with a family-friendly setting

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.

Westpol #8

Westpol

4.8852 reviews
Austria, Lerchenfelder Str. 71, 1070 Wien, Austria
Best for
brunch and casual lunches

Westpol is a daytime restaurant and brunch spot on Lerchenfelder Str. 71, open from breakfast through the afternoon. Coffee is a strong part of the offering, with Flat White, Latte Macchiato and Melange alongside dishes such as Morgen 1001, Kurdish omelette, hummus and crisp rolls.

The friendly atmosphere suits an easy breakfast or relaxed lunch, though some dishes are more dependable than others.

Cafe Plauscherl #9
What stands out
  • A cozy breakfast retreat in Reindorf

Cafe Plauscherl

4.8848 reviews
Reindorfgasse 42, 1150 Wien, Austria
Best for
Egg Benedictand relaxed weekend mornings

Cafe Plauscherl presents itself as a cozy breakfast retreat in Reindorf, with a cute dining room and attentive service. Egg Benedict is a standout choice, while Viennese melange, fresh apple strudel, and other breakfast favorites suit a slower start to the day.

The café’s limited seating and booking demand make advance reservations especially useful for weekend breakfasts or planned visits.

Das Augustin #10

Das Augustin

4.73502 reviews
Märzstraße 67, 1150 Wien, Austria
Best for
Mixed-group brunch and flexible all-day dining

Das Augustin is a casual restaurant on Märzstraße with a broad brunch-friendly menu spanning savoury and sweet dishes. Vegan and vegetarian choices sit alongside healthier plates and heartier fare, making it useful for mixed groups with different preferences.

A cosy interior and garden space create two distinct settings, while friendly, attentive service adds to the relaxed appeal. Weekend breakfast begins at 9 am; weekday opening starts at 5 pm.

mani im vierten #11
What stands out
  • Breakfast-friendly choices include pancakes, coffee and chicken waffles

  • The team is warm, welcoming and helpful

mani im vierten

4.72600 reviews
Schleifmühlgasse 7, 1040 Wien, Austria
Best for
Stylish breakfastspancakes and relaxed café meals

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.

Melangerie - Caffeterie & Bistro #12

Melangerie - Caffeterie & Bistro

4.71668 reviews
Lerchenfelder Str. 94-98, 1080 Wien, Austria
Best for
Light breakfastsbowls and relaxed café lunches

Melangerie - Caffeterie & Bistro is an all-day breakfast café at Lerchenfelder Str. 94-98, with a welcoming, homey atmosphere. The menu covers sandwiches, salads and bowls, including Das Vegane, the Pink Bowl and Goat Cheese Sourdough Toast.

A terrace adds appeal in good weather, while the café’s regional, homemade approach suits a leisurely breakfast or light lunch.

Das Vivet #13

Das Vivet

4.71415 reviews
Westbahnstraße 21, 1070 Wien, Austria
Best for
Leisurely breakfast or brunch gatherings

Das Vivet is a breakfast restaurant on Westbahnstraße in Vienna’s 7th district, offering a broad menu that covers breakfast and brunch-style choices in a spacious, relaxed setting. The room is well ventilated and air-conditioned, making it comfortable for a leisurely start to the day.

Demand can be strong, so reservations are important; the current schedule lists the venue as closed throughout the week.

Cafe Little Britain #14
What stands out
  • A cosy tearoom setting

Cafe Little Britain

4.71109 reviews
Engerthstr. 249/stiege 9, 1020 Wien, Austria
Best for
British breakfastsScones and relaxed tea stops

Cafe Little Britain creates a cosy tearoom setting for homemade breakfasts, Scones, good coffee and a broad selection of cakes. The English breakfast makes it suitable for a slow weekend morning, while the relaxed atmosphere also fits an afternoon tea-style visit with something sweet.

Cakes, breakfast dishes and Scones are available to take away, adding flexibility for visitors in the 1020 district.

Mocarello Caffé & Bar #15
What stands out
  • Generous portions and quick service

Mocarello Caffé & Bar

4.7834 reviews
Wollzeile 1/3.2, 1010 Wien, Austria
Best for
Substantial central breakfasts

Mocarello Caffé & Bar occupies a central Vienna address at Wollzeile 1/3.2 and focuses strongly on breakfast and café dining. Mediterranean scrambled eggs, the Mocarello breakfast and avocado toast are among the more distinctive choices, with generous portions and quick service adding practical appeal.

The peaceful atmosphere suits an unhurried morning, while the daily 8am–5pm schedule leaves Sunday as the exception.

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Map of pancakes in Vienna

Use the map to see whether a pancake stop fits your route through Vienna’s 1st or 2nd district. Drahtgasse and Uraniastraße are both central choices, while Walcherstraße offers a different side of the city.

Comparing the pins can help you judge walking distance, nearby plans and which venue is most convenient for your preferred brunch time.

Pancake and brunch options

  • Japanese soufflé pancakesFluffy Japanese-style pancakes served at JP Pancakes on Drahtgasse, including theatrical touches such as crème brûlée finished at the table.
  • All-day brunchA brunch format that suits a late breakfast or daytime date, with cocktails and distinctive pancake variations available at JP Pancakes.
  • Austrian pastriesBreakfast alongside classics such as apple strudel and raspberry tart at Ullmann’s Zuckerbäckerei on Walcherstraße.
  • Vegan breakfast choicesPlant-based options include vegan tacos at Ullmann’s Zuckerbäckerei and vegan dishes at KLYO Wien.
  • Coffee and fresh juicesKLYO Wien offers coffee and fresh juices as part of a broader daytime menu near Uraniastraße.
  • Flexible brunch seatingKLYO Wien lets guests choose between terrace and indoor seating when making a reservation.

How to choose your pancake stop

  1. Choose JP Pancakes if the pancakes themselves are the main reason for the visit, especially for a date or celebratory brunch.
  2. Pick Ullmann’s Zuckerbäckerei when Austrian pastry, a café setting or a mixed breakfast matters as much as pancakes.
  3. Consider KLYO Wien for a flexible brunch with vegan choices, coffee and fresh juice rather than a pancake-only menu.
  4. Check the serving window before travelling: Ullmann’s breakfast ends at 11 am on weekdays and continues until 2 pm on weekends and public holidays.
  5. Reserve ahead for popular brunch periods, particularly if you need a specific table, terrace seating or a planned date.
  6. Confirm the current menu and availability before setting out, as pancake varieties and brunch hours can change.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find Japanese soufflé pancakes in Vienna?

JP Pancakes on Drahtgasse in Vienna’s 1st district focuses on Japanese soufflé pancakes. Its menu includes playful options such as mango pancakes and crème brûlée finished at the table, making it a strong choice when the pancake style is the main attraction.

Which Vienna option suits a romantic pancake date?

JP Pancakes is the clearest fit for a romantic pancake date, with a cosy atmosphere, all-day brunch and cocktails alongside its signature fluffy pancakes. Booking ahead is sensible if you are planning around a particular time or occasion.

Where should I go for vegan brunch near central Vienna?

KLYO Wien near Uraniastraße offers a broad brunch setting with vegan choices, coffee and fresh juices. Ullmann’s Zuckerbäckerei is another option, with vegan breakfast dishes alongside pastries.

Confirm the current menu if a specific dietary requirement is essential.

When does Ullmann’s Zuckerbäckerei serve breakfast?

Ullmann’s Zuckerbäckerei serves breakfast until 11 am on weekdays. On Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, the breakfast window extends until 2 pm.

Check the current opening information before travelling, particularly around holidays.

Can I choose indoor or outdoor seating for brunch?

KLYO Wien allows guests to select terrace or indoor seating when reserving, which can make it useful for a flexible daytime plan. Availability may depend on the time and season, so include your seating preference when booking.

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