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10 Best Brunch places in Vienna

Vienna is the national capital and largest city states of Austria. It is located in the eastern part of Austria and is close to the borders of the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary.

There is no shortage of culinary wonder here, as Vienna鈥檚 gourmet scene incorporates both traditional meals and the current innovative meals that are award-wining.

The city is known for Wiener Schnitzel, a cutlet of veal (Kalbsschnitzel) or pork (Schweinsschnitzel) that is pounded flat, coated in flour, egg and breadcrumbs, and fried in clarified butter.  It can be served either hot or cold. It is one of the national dishes in Austria.

Don鈥檛 forget to pack an appetite as you tour the 10 best brunch places in Vienna;

1. Ulrich

Bacon and eggs – Flickr

Ulrich is located in Sankt-Ulrichs-Platz, Vienna, Austria. The caf茅鈥檚 interior design was inspired by Sydney. This breathtaking design creates a cozy and warm atmosphere.

According to reviewers, Ulrich is a special kind of caf茅s as it checks all the boxes; excellent coffee, welcoming atmosphere, and they serve up an exceptional breakfast. The caf茅 s trending spot within the city, hence making a reservation in advance is a great option.

While at Ulrich, remember that they serve up a hearty pan of bacon and eggs, fluffy pancakes with fruit and a raft of tasty omelets.

2. Erich

Breakfast combo – Flickr

Erich is located just around the corner of Ulrich. According to Gerald, the founder of both Ulrich and Erich, Erich is a tad more easy-going and the brother to Ulrich.

The caf茅 breakfast was born with influences from abroad, including Australia and New Zealand鈥檚 breakfast culture.

Rather than a set menu, Erich encourages you to create your own breakfast combo. From a vegan or egg base, you build your breakfast by adding extras like smoked salmon, mini sausages, bacon, mushrooms, chorizo or vegetarian options.

3. Palmenhaus

The Palmenhaus – Wikimedia Commons

Palmenhaus is located on the grounds of Burggarten and adjacent to the National Library and Hofburg Imperial Palace.

The beautiful glasshouse house is filled with some impressive and exotic plants. The building was built in the 19th century, originally intended to be used as a summer greenhouse for the Emperor at the time.

The restaurant offers a decent choice of traditional cuisine and many 鈥淏runch-style鈥� dishes 鈥� sandwiches, cereals and fruits, and the option of a special Austrian breakfast which normally usually consists of Semmel (a type of round bread roll) with butter, muesli, cold cuts of ham, smoked bacon (Speck), cut sausages, and a boiled egg.

4. Caf茅 Ansari

Tea at Caf茅 Ansari – Flickr

Caf茅 Ansari is located at Praterstra脽e, Vienna, Austria and founded by a couple hailed from Georgia and Lebanon.

The caf茅 is a modern Viennese coffeehouse with its menu incorporating both Vienna and Orient, with a little Russian thrown there. The coffee here is of high quality.

Caf茅 Ansari is known for its 3 breakfast options; The Georgian breakfast involves a very tasty, and very cheesy, Khachapuri which is a Georgian dish of cheese-filled bread crowned with an egg in the middle.

The 鈥榁ariation von Blinis鈥� (a range of Blinis) served with sour cream, butter, caviar, salmon and other garnishes.

Lastly, is the Orientalisches Fr眉hstuck (the Oriental breakfast). Select your preferred choice and enjoy.

5. Das Augustin

A cat at Das Augustin – Flickr

Das Augustin is located in the lesser-known 15^th district. It鈥檚 comprised of the classic ingredients in a Vienna breakfast: muesli, ham and cheese, but all the breakfasts have their own original homemade twists.

Everything is fresh, and all the breakfasts come as mini works of art. There鈥檚 even a little flower on some. The dimly-lit interior resembles an old Austrian Gasthaus. For cat lovers, you will enjoy watching the cats roaming and napping with the cafe.

Enjoy the Lovely Sunday breakfast (muesli with yoghurt and a weird strawberries and rocket salad combination) or the Caorle breakfast with prosciutto crudo, grana, homemade jam and vegetable antipasti.

6. The Jausen Station

The Jausen Station – Flickr

The Jausen Station is a 1950s-style pavilion caf茅 opened on 18^th of June 2013 by Irmgard and Berndt Querfeld. It is located in the imperial grounds of Sch枚nbrunn Palace.

The caf茅 creates a great relaxing atmosphere with the veranda, decked out in coloured tables and chairs, is a wonderful place to enjoy the evening sun and the large park.

While at Jausen Station, sample one of Vienna鈥檚 most famed desserts or a brunch dish. A popular choice is the bread with chives 鈥� a classic Austrian snack.

7. Joseph Brot

Breakfast at Joseph Brot – Wikimedia Commons

Joseph Brot is located on Landstra脽er Hauptstra脽e, Vienna, Austria. The caf茅 offers a great breakfast and brunch menu that features a selection of fresh, original and visually delightful, organic and regional creations.

For the health conscious you can opt for a slice of Vollkorn-Urlaib bread garnished with salmon, avocado cream, poached eggs, tomato and cottage cheese plus an accompanying chia pudding.

8. Motto am Fluss

Motto am Fluss – Flickr

The motto am fluss stands for a cosmopolitan outlook, personal service and modern, international contemporary cuisine with an Austrian focus. The restaurant was designed by BEHF Architects and fashioned in the Venetian style of the 1950s.

Motto am Fluss is set alongside the Donaukanal and has been operational since 2010. It serves a modern, international cuisine 鈥� with an Austrian focus.

Reviewers highly recommend trying out the All Day Breakfast Sandwich, which is all your breakfast food favourites packed in a bun (avocado, bacon and scrambled eggs), topped with a scrumptious Habanero mayonnaise.

9. The Guesthouse

Bircher muesli – Flickr

The Guesthouse is located in F眉hrichgasse, Vienna, Austria. It is hailed as one of the best places in Vienna to get breakfast, offering various blends of classic Vienna with clean-cut modernity.

The breakfast packages are not that original, but they鈥檙e full of complex flavours 鈥� a result of the trained chefs at work on them.

The in-house kitchen provides all the egg-centric dishes, alongside some amazing French toast creations and homemade Bircher muesli

10. Palais Hansen Kempinski

Palais Hansen Kempinski – Flickr

Hotel Kempinski is an international luxury hotel known worldwide. It is one of the oldest luxury hotel group in Europe.

Palais Hansen Kempinski is located Schottenring, Vienna, Austria. The brunch menu option is served from Monday to Friday between 6:30am to 10:3oam and on weekends and additional 30 mins is added to the time.

 The caf茅 is renowned for their eggs, they serve  eggs in any style you could wish for (including eggs benedict) to a spread including fish, meats, dried fruits, freshly squeezed fruit juices, breads, cheeses.