JOMON

We had pistachio croissants and hot chocolate. It was delicious, probably the best that I have ever had. The place is also a gallery so you can enjoy your food amongst great paintings.

It is a small but charming place. The croissants was all very delicious. The decor and the way it mixes art are very impressive. And I think I had the best croissants here.

When I visited Berlin last year with my friend, we found a place where we had breakfast every morning. I moved to Vienna a month ago, and I have been searching for as friendly, cozy café with amazing bakery products as the one we found in Berlin. Finally, I have found it. I am big fan of pistachio, so I tried pistachio coffee and croissant and they were incredibly tasty. Their homemade limonade is also very good. The vibe is also amazing: it's like I am having my coffee in a gallery. Many places don't like people sit in with their laptop, but here I can work. The stuff is also amazingly friendly. All in all, I am 100% sure that I will go back many times, and I recommend it to everyone.

We recently visited this café and found it to be a very nice and cozy location with charming decorations. We decided to try their croissants, which were absolutely delicious and tasted like they were freshly made in-house. We also purchased a jar of pistachio topping to go. However, we found it to be a bit too sweet for our taste. Nonetheless, we appreciated the option to buy all the toppings in jars to take home. The prices were reasonable, especially considering the generous portion sizes. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, and we look forward to returning soon.

I had the pleasure of trying a small sandwich with salami and a croissant with coffee-berry, and they were absolutely delicious! The butter croissant was especially divine. Pairing everything with fresh orange juice made for a perfect meal. The staff were friendly, and the indoor atmosphere was very comfortable. Highly recommend !

The only bad thing about this place is that there is too many options and I don’t have enough money to try it all. The croissants (both sweet and savory) and the coffee are absolutely amazing!!! It is also not too expensive considering the fact that the food is (I assume) freshly prepared.

This was the best café experience I have had so far in Vienna. Me and my girlfriend decided to do a trip planning session on a dull Sunday and looked for a café that was open (it actually was not that easy). We were deciding between Starbucks and this brilliant hidden gem and I am thankful we eventually chose the latter! We were greeted by Demir, a chef by profession who decided to open this café some time ago. Immediately, we were struck by the exquisite beauty of the place, not only ia this a café, but also an art gallery where you can buy various paintings, ceramic bowls or this fascinating glass blown lamp I adored but was way out of my budget haha. We admired the interior for a little and then sat down at the large table in the next room. There is this cool huge book with award winning art that you could easily occupy yourself with for hours though we had other plans. We ordered a latte and a matcha latte both with coconut milk and opened our laptops. As we felt peckish, we decided to give the croissants a bash. We were quite undecided about which one to take and Demir was more than helpful by offering us a sample of his fillings. As we expected, pistachio was the best (we love pistachios) and so we got 2 croissants to go with our coffees. They were absolutely heavenly! Most likely the best pistachio croissant I have ever tried. After an hour or two, we were also treated with two macarons which were divine as well. In addition we got a chance to chat with Demir and he told us his life story as a chef which was really cool. We left the café with our mood sky high. This is how you want to feel after going to a café. Overall this place offers superb quality, ambience and the friendliest staff. Truly the best out of the best in Vienna. Wholeheartedly recommended!