Café restaurants in Austria
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Una
Striking tiled walls, arched ceilings and massive windows complement a menu sporting upmarket salads and pasta through to goulash and seasonal specialities.
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Mensa
One of the university cafeterias.
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Putzi’s
For a beer and bite to eat, Putzi’s is a safe bet, churning out good-value schnitzels, pizzas and burgers.
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SOWI Lounge
Brimming with students, this Mensa (university restaurant) has quick, cheap menus and outdoor seating on a grassy quarter.
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Café Rupprechter
Kitzbühel’s best hazelnut ice cream, homemade strudel and pralines make the sweet-toothed locals squeal with pleasure at this family-run café.
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Café Luce
This lively café is a local favourite for cheap lunches and post-work drinks in the courtyard. The simple menu features various takes on pasta, bruschetta and salads.
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Café Nino
Nino’s is a friendly, buzzing café on the old town square, with plenty of tables outside and fresh calamari on the menu each Friday. It also serves great ice cream and extravagant coffees.
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Capp&ccino
Capp&ccino is the right bank’s coolest café with its high ceilings, laid-back terrace and lounge music. The moreish tramezzini (small Italian tea sandwiches) and free wi-fi access add to its popularity.
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Café Barock
Tucked down an alleyway, this little bistro is bedecked with eye-catching modern art. When the sun’s out, its cobbled square framed by tall town houses is a popular lunch spot. The chalked menu-board includes lots of pasta, focaccia and vegetarian options.
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Schaukasten
A new concept on Brunnenmarkt, Schaukasten is a tiny container with excellent Italian coffee and a fresh menu daily. It's a delight to watch the market's comings and goings from one of the three small tables occupying the roof space, but if they're full, a pew at the ground-level bar is almost as good.
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Koi
Buddha welcomes you to Hallein’s hippest café. The design is industrial cool with Asian overtones –from chocolate-coloured leather benches to giraffe-print cushions. The menu tempts with fresh-from-the-wok noodles and crunchy beansprout salads, washed down with organic juices. There’s a cool breeze to be had on the raised terrace by the stream.
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Café Engländer
Attracting the rich and the famous, Engländer is no classic Kaffeehaus, but rather a modern edifice with a discerning air and top wine and a contemporary take on Viennese cuisine. Its service and coffee are of the highest standard.
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