Café Savoy

Café Savoy is hands down the best LGBTQ+ spots in the city. It has some of the best espresso in town, an amazing chicken or veal schnitzel (big portion), my favorite pumpkin cream soup - and overall a phenomenal menu with everything made fresh and a menu that changes its specials every two weeks. The apple strudel is made in house and is delicious. But the heart and soul of this place is the staff - they are my favorite part of coming to visit as they recognize their regulars and truly make you feel at home. I don’t know everyone’s name but they make this place what it is, which is truly special. Nina is one of our favorite waitresses and will give you hugs and many kisses when she recognizes you. You can come here for the good food and good espresso, but you stay for the family vibes. It doesn’t matter if you’re gay, straight, black or white - everyone is truly welcome. You hear every language and see all walks of life as we all people watch and enjoy the sunset. i have eaten here for breakfast, lunch and dinner and i never once been disappointed. whenever I bring friends, it’s a spot we continuously go back to. Café Savoy is a place that truly defines Vienna and shows you that even though Austrians can be grumpy, it is the friendliest city in the world - all you need to show is a little bit of time love and appreciation and everyone warms up to show you how much they care. If you’re thinking about visiting, make sure you stop in - it will be worth it I promise. And to Nina - we love you! besos

Stopped by for lunch on a Sunday with no reservation. We waited less than 5 minutes before a table was ready. Staff were all very helpful. Food was very delicious and was served in good time.

Very nice, cozy café. Not as crowded as the Central Café or Demel. Near the Naschmarkt. The melange was delicious, the decoration inside very nice and the staff super friendly

Exceeds expectations! Oliver is an outstanding servers, and happily takes great pictures too. This is our 5th visit to various historic cafes in Vienna, and the food, service and atmosphere are all the best by far. The servers a friendly and appear to actually be having fun. The food was substantial and beautifully presented, and very tasty. The mirrors are one of the oldest in one piece, and the building spectacular.

Loved the vibe of the place and the service was alright. I just think I am not a fan of marzipan cakes but if that is your jam you would enjoy this sweet concoction. This place is definitely a must visit for the history and general vibe