Drechsler Wienzeile

A good breakfast spot in Vienna with tasty food and a nice overall experience. We ordered the omelette and the “Vegans Don’t Bite” toast, and both were really good. The only disappointment was the lemonade—it tasted more like sugar syrup, had no fizz, and wasn’t particularly refreshing. Overall, the food was definitely the highlight and we did like it.

English (Google Maps review): I first discovered this place two years ago, and at the time we were extremely impressed. The Benedicts were outstanding, and the forest berry pancakes were simply unforgettable. It was easily one of the best breakfast spots we had visited in Europe. Unfortunately, during my most recent visit, something seemed to have changed. Whether it was a change in ownership or management, the quality had noticeably declined. The Benedict I ordered had an overwhelming amount of vinegar, and the poached eggs were completely overcooked when they should have been soft and runny. I was also disappointed to learn that the forest berry pancakes, which I had been looking forward to, were no longer on the menu. The service was not particularly warm or welcoming either. It was sad to see such a great place lose some of what made it special. I sincerely hope they can regain their former quality and return to the standard that made them so memorable.

EXTREMELY VIBRANT all-day breakfast & lunch spot is found!!! 🎉🎊 No matter how deep I dive into Vienna’s gastro scene, it still manages to surprise me! 😁 And I’m very grateful for this!! Just when I thought I had (almost) covered all the breakfast and brunch spots — visited or at least booked — @drechsler_wienzeile quietly appears in my to-go list … and completely resets the game ❤️‍🔥 I walked in and froze. This is not Vienna. This is New York!!! Not literally — no bagels on the menu 😁 — but everything else: the energy, the noise, the music, the density. Every centimeter occupied. Waiters flying around with trays, somehow managing the chaos. Two entrances — both with lines. It’s intense, loud, alive. Pure big-city breakfast bistro feeling! 🔥🔥🔥 Then the menu… I got stuck for a good 15 minutes))) One of those rare moments when I genuinely want everything! Thankfully, we were two — which meant four dishes (small victory) 😄 We went for: 🧀cheesy egg sandwich 🥪spicy mango avocado with @josephbrot and poached egg 🧇French toast with jam & poppy seeds 🥛yogurt with granola And honestly… every single dish hit! ⚡️ It was really delicious, balanced, layered, thought-through. And visually — insane! The kind of place where I want to try the entire menu… and have these photos in my gallery 😁 But beyond the food — it’s the energy. A Monday morning, and there’s literally no space left! That kind of packed, buzzing, slightly chaotic atmosphere that gives you a strange boost of life. You sit there and just absorb it 🥰 Location — right by Naschmarkt (my personal soft spot in Vienna). Young, a bit edgy, very alive. ⏰ They open early (8–9am depending on the day) and run until late afternoon (4–5pm). So yes — @drechsler_wienzeile is exactly the kind of place many of us need! 🤩🥳

I tried the coffee melange and the french toast. Portions were big, affordable, food was fresh and decent but unfortunately nothing so special about it. Interior was cozy and I got a table for 1 easily without a reservation. Staff was friendly. I think it was nice but ordinary, sadly couldn't undertand the hype.

nice brunch spot with interesting, tasty dishes! I came here with my family as a group of 5 on a Wednesday afternoon (around 12) and there were plenty of space. I tried the gluten free dish « Little Royal » and a Chai Latte and both were incredible!! My family tried Crispy chicken sandwich, « Back to bed » and Green herb omelette and all said that everything tasted good. My sister was a bit sick, so she ordered melissa & mint tea and it was very helpful for her sore throat.