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4 Best Coffee Roasters in Vienna

Looking for roast coffee in Vienna? This guide brings together specialist roasteries and cafés across districts including Landstraße, Neubau, Leopoldstadt, Mariahilf and Margareten.

Compare places for home brewing advice, single-origin or filter coffee, breakfast, pastries, laptop time and quiet breaks, then check the opening hours and current menu before setting out.

How this guide is ordered

The options are ordered by how clearly they match different coffee needs, from roasted beans and equipment support to careful brewing, breakfast, workspace-friendly seating and relaxed neighbourhood visits. Location and practical opening-hour information also help shape the order. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.

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#1
Mocca Brasil Kaffeerösterei
4.9237 reviews
Home brewersspecialty coffee shoppers and equipment support
#2
Cafebrennerei Franze
4.7549 reviews
Morning coffeefamilies and laid-back local breaks
#3
Jonas Reindl Coffee Roasters
4.6749 reviews
Coffee-focused stopslaptop work and batch brew
#4
Kafana | Coffee & Roastery
5114 reviews
Slow coffeepour-over exploration and quiet breaks

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Compare 4 Coffee Roasters in Vienna

Mocca Brasil Kaffeerösterei #1
What stands out

  • Roasted blends and single-origin coffees from around the world

Mocca Brasil Kaffeerösterei

4.9237 reviews
Rennweg 75, 1030 Wien, Austria
Best for
Home brewersspecialty coffee shoppers and equipment support

Mocca Brasil Kaffeerösterei is a specialist Vienna roastery at Rennweg 75, focused on roasted blends and single-origin coffees from around the world. Its range suits both everyday brewing and more exploratory palates, with staff able to help navigate the selection.

The business also sells and repairs coffee machines, making it useful for home brewers seeking beans, equipment or practical guidance in one place.

Cafebrennerei Franze #2

Cafebrennerei Franze

4.7549 reviews
Schulgasse 25, 1180 Wien, Austria
Best for
Morning coffeefamilies and laid-back local breaks

Cafebrennerei Franze is a neighbourhood café in Vienna’s 18th district, with a comfortable local feel and a strong focus on coffee. It is well suited to a morning cup, a relaxed family stop or a quiet break, with cakes and a welcoming atmosphere adding to the appeal.

The café opens early on weekdays and remains open through the weekend, including Sunday afternoons.

Jonas Reindl Coffee Roasters #3

Jonas Reindl Coffee Roasters

4.6749 reviews
Westbahnstraße 13, 1070 Wien, Austria
Best for
Coffee-focused stopslaptop work and batch brew

Jonas Reindl Coffee Roasters combines small-batch roasting with carefully selected, ethically sourced coffee at its Westbahnstraße café. Visitors can watch the roasting process, then choose from espresso, batch brew and pastries such as banana cake or croissants.

The compact space has a friendly, laptop-friendly atmosphere, making it equally suitable for a focused work session or a properly prepared coffee break.

Kafana | Coffee & Roastery #4

Kafana | Coffee & Roastery

5114 reviews
Heinestraße 35, 1020 Wien, Austria
Best for
Slow coffeepour-over exploration and quiet breaks

Kafana | Coffee & Roastery is a small café near Praterstern, tucked onto a calm street in Vienna’s 2nd district. Coffee is roasted in-house, with classic preparations and pour-over options for exploring different beans.

Pastries complement the drinks, while the warm, personal welcome gives the space an intimate neighbourhood character. It is a particularly good match for a quiet coffee rather than a rushed takeaway.

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Map and areas

Map of roast coffee in Vienna

Use the map to see which coffee stops fit your route through Vienna. Rennweg, Westbahnstraße, Mariahilfer Straße and Pilgramgasse suit central plans, while Schulgasse, Heinestraße and Thaliastraße offer neighbourhood alternatives.

Checking the distance between stops can help you plan a short tasting walk or choose the most convenient café for a longer break.

Coffee styles and café stops

  • Roasted beansChoose a specialist roastery for everyday blends, single-origin coffees and help selecting beans for home brewing.
  • Coffee machine supportMocca Brasil Kaffeerösterei also sells and repairs coffee machines, useful when equipment advice matters as much as the beans.
  • Filter and pour-over coffeeKafana offers pour-over preparation, while Wildkaffee Wien focuses on hand-brew filter coffee and precise specialty brewing.
  • Espresso and batch brewJonas Reindl Coffee Roasters combines espresso, batch brew and small-batch roasted coffee in a laptop-friendly café setting.
  • Breakfast and pastriesFind cafés with croissants, cakes, cinnamon rolls, breakfast-friendly choices and sweet treats for an easy daytime visit.
  • Quiet café timeFrei Yoga & Café, Kafana and Josua Coffee suit slower breaks, calm conversation and relaxed time away from busy streets.

How to choose your coffee stop

  1. For beans or equipment help, start with Mocca Brasil Kaffeerösterei on Rennweg rather than choosing a café focused mainly on served drinks.
  2. Ask what brewing methods are available if you want filter, pour-over, batch brew or a particular origin instead of a standard espresso.
  3. Choose a café with pastries or breakfast when coffee is part of a longer morning visit, especially around Mariahilfer Straße or Hofmühlgasse.
  4. For laptop work, check the seating layout and same-day conditions at Jonas Reindl before travelling, as the compact space may feel different at busy times.
  5. If you want a quiet break, compare the calmer streets around Heinestraße, Thaliastraße and Hofmühlgasse with busier shopping routes.
  6. Confirm opening hours, food availability and the current coffee menu before visiting, particularly for an early start or a planned tasting stop.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy roasted coffee beans in Vienna?

Mocca Brasil Kaffeerösterei on Rennweg is the clearest choice for buying roasted blends and single-origin coffees. Staff can help guide the selection, and the shop also supports home brewers with coffee machine sales and repairs.

Where can I try pour-over or filter coffee in Vienna?

Kafana | Coffee & Roastery offers classic preparations and pour-over coffee in a calm Leopoldstadt setting. Wildkaffee Wien on Pilgramgasse is another strong option for hand-brew filter coffee, origin-focused preparation and specialty tasting.

Which Vienna cafés are suitable for breakfast and pastries?

COFFEEWERK on Mariahilfer Straße pairs coffee with breakfast-friendly choices, cinnamon rolls and cakes. Josua Coffee offers a calmer morning stop with carrot cake and lemon loaf, while Cafebrennerei Franze adds a neighbourhood café atmosphere and cakes.

Where can I work with a laptop over coffee?

Jonas Reindl Coffee Roasters on Westbahnstraße is described as laptop-friendly and serves espresso, batch brew and pastries. Before travelling, check the current seating situation if you need to work for an extended period.

Which roast coffee spots are best for a quiet break?

Kafana has an intimate neighbourhood feel on a calm street, while frei Yoga & Café offers a peaceful hidden garden in Ottakring. Josua Coffee on Hofmühlgasse is also suited to a slower daytime coffee and breakfast stop.

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