Café Leopold

Very busy in april! Server did not clean tabel, very dirty. Ordered two coffee and two Apfekstrudek. Waited 25 minutes!! Apfekstrudel COLD and way too sweet. Expensive place too. Do not recommend!!

This is a great place to relax and enjoy breakfast or lunch while viewing the many world class exhibits of the museum. Since the huge Viennese breakfast is served until 12pm, we availed ourselves of that amazing spread of breakfast favorites. Excellent. The Thai dishes were also well prepared. Service was friendly and attentive. After all the good things mentioned above, a comment on one of the STUPIDEST things we ever encountered: you are forced to produce your museum entrance ticket and scan it to be able to enter the cafe. This was difficult for us since our copies of the tickets, printed a good while ago, were all wrinkled and hard to fit under the electronic reader. Leaving the cafe required the same stupid process.

The Sachertorte and the Wiener Melange were great. The view and the ambiance were lovely. The staff were friendly and spoke English with a clear, proper accent. Our child loved the hot chocolate, and I satisfied my tea craving with an Earl Grey tea 😂

We popped into this museum cafe for a quick lunch after discovering that it served Asian food! A pretty interesting selection, and to my pleasant surprise, the food looked good and tasted good too! The dining area was also bright and airy and service was efficient and friendly.

Really really really delicious food and coffee. Beitifully served and spiced to perfection. Good coffee. A lot of ( or better say mainly) Asian dishds with many options for people with food alergies. Service and food was delivered very fast even thoigh it was a full house on Saturday lunch time. Dishes are reasonably priced for Vienna (13 - 19 eur for a meal, under 13 for breakfast and snacks) Portions were a bit too big for me. ( just being curious how this place works- I watched manager taking excelent care of the service personell, jumping in instead of them when needed, communicating to guests and solving situation with utmost care and effficiency. ) I liked the part of the Cafe that had a lot of natural light but I found the rest rather dark ( though comfortable). And I think they should have menu in English as well - given that they are atached to Leopold museum. We had to use translator app to order. Advice : book a table for peek times /days to asure a better possition of your table.