Travel and Food in the World

The Sant Eustachio is the most famous cafe and one of the oldest coffee roasters in the city. The facility dates back to the founding in 1938. Around this time, since puzzle lovers also what makes the coffee of Sant Eustachio so well. Perhaps the secret lies in the special blend of South American origin of the beans that are roasted in the back room. In front you can taste the famous Grancaffe distinctive for its excellent foam. But watch out: The coffee is already sweetened by the waiters. Besides the coffee beans are also delicious chocolate bars souvenirs. ...

Tom's Delicatessen "is the best proof that good style can be inherited: The classic combination of cafe and deli is Tom Conran, son of the Habitat founder Sir Terence Conran. There should be people who only come to Tom's to catch a glimpse of the celebrities who make their delicatessen shops here. These are the real stars of the treats. One can hardly decide between delicious crisp salads or grilled sandwiches. Or afternoon fraiche served from steaming cheesecake and pancakes with fruit, cinnamon and cream. And what of the freshly squeezed juices to fit? At best, try them all. Even better, if you can do this on one of the coveted places in the garden or on the gallery. Fully occupied? Do not worry, there are the dishes to take away. ...

A must for every visitor cafe in Vienna. The founder of the cozy cafes, Leopold Hawelka, recently celebrated his 95th Birthday, and in 1906 set up by his pupil Adolf Loos facility has remained unchanged. Famous but not just the buns, but also the visitors of the cafe. Many writers, musicians and artists have made the cafe Hawelka their second home, including Torberg Friedrich, Ernst Fuchs, Friedensreich Hundertwasser, HC Artmann, Gerhard Ruhm, Helmut Qualtinger and Andre Heller. Even celebrities from abroad visited the Cafe Hawelka their stays in Vienna: Elias Canetti, Henry Miller, Arthur Miller and Andy Warhol, to name a few. ...