15 Best Patisseries 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.

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.

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.

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.

Café Royal is a small pastry shop beside the Hofburg Palace, well placed for a sweet pause between museums and central sightseeing. Its menu includes hot chocolate with glitter and sprinkles, traditional desserts, iced latte and Lotus cheesecake.

The compact setting works for a short café break, while the central Schauflergasse address makes it easy to add to a palace-area itinerary.

Chez Fritz is a vegan patisserie in the Servitenviertel, specialising in pâtisserie and viennoiserie with a menu that includes pistachio roll and other decadent or fruity creations. It is a useful destination for plant-based pastries, croissants and modern sweets rather than a dedicated chocolate shop.

The address is in Servitengasse, and the listed schedule currently shows the shop closed every day.

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.

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.

Kurkonditorei OBERLAA – Café Dommayer is a classic pastry shop at Dommayergasse 1, away from Vienna’s busiest tourist routes. The setting includes shaded outdoor seating, polished décor and a broad café menu spanning cakes, chocolates and Austrian dishes such as consommé with sliced pancakes and schnitzel.

Service is generally prompt and accommodating, while the branch opens daily from 7:30am to 8:30pm.

Ullmann’s Zuckerbäckerei is a café on Walcherstraße in Vienna’s 2nd district, with breakfast served until 11 am on weekdays and until 2 pm on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Its pastry counter features tempting choices such as apple strudel and raspberry tart, while breakfast also includes fresh, thoughtfully presented options such as vegan tacos.

It is a practical choice for a neighbourhood breakfast beyond the city centre.

Patisserie Marischka is a small bakery and café on Gredlerstraße, known for homemade tarts, viennoiseries and coffee in a relaxed neighbourhood setting. The desserts favour a more natural, less sugary style, with an artistic finish that suits an unhurried afternoon treat.

A few outdoor tables add to its café appeal, while the chef’s direct presence gives the visit an intimate, personal character.

Kurkonditorei OBERLAA brings classic Viennese patisserie to Josefstädter Str. 31 in Vienna’s 8th district. It suits a relaxed coffee-and-cake stop, with comfortable seating toward the back, melange coffee, cakes and a few gluten-free choices.

The presentation is polished and the signature Oberlaa torte is a natural pick for visitors seeking a traditional sweet break.