15 Best Pastry Shops in Vienna

Daniel’s Tortenshop und Konditorei specialises in freshly made cakes for different occasions, including birthday and wedding cakes. The selection ranges from classic Black Forest cake to colourful rainbow designs and custom creations, with short-notice orders sometimes accommodated.

Located on Rußbergstraße in Vienna’s 21st district, it is especially useful for celebration cakes that need a personal, homemade-style finish.

Konditorei meintortenshop in Vienna’s 10th district focuses on custom cakes with close attention to intricate designs. It is particularly suited to celebration orders where a supplied image or detailed brief matters, with examples ranging from challenging designs to last-minute commissions.

The shop is located at Bleigasse 1, and orders can be arranged by phone or through its online presence.

BLISS Cafe Konditorei brings a colorful, carefully styled setting to Vienna’s pastry scene, with distinctive cakes and a relaxed café feel. Its signature choices include cinnamon-roll cheesecake and pistachio cheesecake, giving the counter a more individual character than a standard bakery stop.

The menu also includes lattes, homemade lemonade, sandwiches, croissants and further cakes to explore. Located at Vorgartenstraße 152 in Vienna’s 2nd district, it is currently listed as open on Saturdays from 9:30 am to 8 pm.

Plant-based pâtisserie and viennoiserie are the focus at Chez Fritz in the Servitenviertel, with croissants, pistachio roll and other rich or fruity creations on the menu. The Servitengasse address suits anyone seeking vegan pastries or modern sweets, though the listed schedule shows it closed every day, so check availability before making the trip.

Homemade tarts, viennoiseries and coffee anchor the offering at Patisserie Marischka on Gredlerstraße. Its desserts favour a less sugary style with an artistic finish, making the small bakery and café a fit for an afternoon pastry break. A few outdoor tables provide another place to sit, and the chef is directly present.

Hübler Kaffee brings a broad homemade cake selection to Lorenz-Bayer-Platz, alongside semmel and sandwiches for a more substantial café stop. The service is notably patient when explaining pastries, making the counter approachable even when the menu feels unfamiliar.

With weekday opening from 7 am and daily service, it works for breakfast, coffee and afternoon cake.

Custom celebration cakes are the focus at by Lore on Karmelitergasse 1 in Vienna’s 2nd district. Birthday orders can be based on reference images, with decoration ranging from crafted work to printed designs. Clarifying the intended technique when ordering helps establish how the supplied image will appear on the finished cake.

Cakes and chocolates share the menu with Austrian dishes at Kurkonditorei OBERLAA's Café Dommayer, including schnitzel and consommé with sliced pancakes. At Dommayergasse 1, away from Vienna’s busiest tourist routes, the café combines polished décor with shaded outdoor seating. Daily opening from 7:30 am to 8:30 pm allows for morning visits or a later meal.

Eis & Café Konditorei Bienchen combines a café, ice-cream shop, and pastry counter at Sonnenallee 122 in Vienna’s 22nd district. The offer includes traditionally styled Viennese pastries, house-made ice cream, cakes made to order, lunch, and lighter snacks.

Regional ingredients and free-range eggs are part of its stated approach, while the pastries are designed to stay balanced rather than overly sweet.

Conditorei Sluka offers a traditional Viennese coffeehouse pause at Weihburggasse 4, right in central Vienna. The elegant, atmospheric interior suits a quiet break between city sights, with Sachertorte, Esterházy cake, tarts, apple strudel, and other classic pastries forming the core of its offer.

The location and friendly service make it an easy choice for coffee, dessert, or a light brunch.