Winter favorite, go to drink coffee on a cold day, cold and hot feeling is particularly comfortable, let's take a look at the austrian Vienna people's favorite coffee shop, pure Austro-Hungarian taste, when the haze passes, you must go to Vienna for a walk. Just as the French like to drink wine, the Austrians' passion for coffee is very strong, and the following cafes are in no particular order, each one is a treasure shop
Vienna
1. Café Javierka
This café looks shabby and has the style of an old artist, located in the center of Vienna, just a few steps from the small square Dorotheergasse, the exquisite furniture, elegant lamps and utensils in the café are accompanied by the atmosphere of the old Javierka, who has taken over the café since 1939, run it with his wife Josefine, who was closed for a few years as a soldier during The Second World War, reopened after the war, and the old Havelka became an old artist, So it became a gathering place for many writers, critics, especially in the 60s and 70s of the last century, reaching its peak. The famous Austrian writer Hemito von Dodler once wrote: "Café Havelka is well known not only in London, but also in Paris and in the Netherlands. "The style of decoration here has not changed much for nearly a hundred years, until the death of the elder Javierka. People who come here may spend a few hours ordering a cup of coffee and doing something focused on themselves, it is more like a spiritual dwelling place, very casual, very warm ~ ~ ~
Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Hawelka
Cafe Hawelka
2. Mozart Café
Originally built in 1794, the Mozart Café changed hands several times, renovated several times, and finally shined back in the hands of the Quuerfeld family, in 1993 Anita Quefeld and her daughter intended to pass on the traditional spirit of Viennese coffee, carefully designing all the decorations in the café, the category of coffee, the variety of desserts, and the addition of a meal to maintain customers. Nestled at the rear of the Vienna State Opera, right next to the Albertina Museum, the mozart café is re-established by the endless stream of guests in this artistic atmosphere
MOZART COFFEE
3. Jerick Cafe
This really isn't a café in a good location, if you don't have a guide in advance it seems like you won't find it in crowded places, The Jerich Café is next to Mariahilffer Strasse, pretty secluded, but also has everything about Viennese café culture, big cast wood stove, free newspaper, homemade guglhupf cake and special coffee beans, a 100% Arabic coffee, This unique coffee blend bean from the three cantons is roasted in a private roastery in Upper Austria, skilled brewing technology can meet different requirements of the guest, if you are a coffee customer, you may be able to get what you want here~
Jelinek Coffee
4. Speer Café
Located on the corner between Mariahilfer straße and Naschmarktstraße, it has been synonymous with Viennese café culture since 1880, and all the furnishings have not changed much in the past century, and a piece of original Spel cream cake and coffee will be accompanied by a glass of water and a silver spoon, typical of Viennese coffee culture. It's a cold winter, and if you're lucky enough to bask in the sun on the open-top table outdoors in the spring and summer, and every Sunday at 3.30 p.m. there's a piano sound to accompany you, and it seems that Speer Café is really a great place to pass the time
Cafe Sperl
I hope that the haze will pass sooner and spend a week soaking in Vienna, where the artistic atmosphere and the aroma of coffee are too matched, and literary youth should not miss it!