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The café is tiny, as its name suggests, with only a few tables, but it has a great atmosphere. In summer there is seating outside on beautiful Franziskanerplatz.

This very pleasant, airy café in the Museum for Applied Arts (see p42) offers Mediterranean-style food. There is also the usual range of coffees and cakes.

A very charming, small traditional café with stuccoed walls, Diglas sells mouth-watering cakes and you can even watch how apple strudel, Sachertorte and the like are made in the historic bakery.

Just behind the Stephansdom, located in an old convent, this stylish tearoom serves 12 different kinds of delicious breakfasts, as well as afternoon tea. For a treat, try the Haas & Haas “special breakfast”.

Not only one of the city’s oldest but also most beautiful cafés, with cosy red sofas and marble tables. A large variety of cakes and snacks are available.

Situated in the historic Palais Ferstel, this café was the meeting point for the city’s intellectuals in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Live piano music daily (see p76).

A literary café that offers an extensive range of coffees, excellent cakes, and the international papers. Piano music at weekends (see p77).

Shortly after Mozart’s death in 1791 this café was established in his name. Today it is a classic Viennese café and restaurant, offering not only snacks but also main courses.

This traditional Viennese café offers a variety of tasty cakes, among them excellent Apfelstrudel . You can read a range of international daily papers while sipping your coffee.

The tearoom is part of a shop with more than 300 specialist teas. There are fine fruit, black and green teas as well as little snacks, such as scones, cakes and sandwiches.