Cafe Kafka

The menu is entirely vegetarian but quite short (4-5 items). The food was good (but not great); I had the felafel and salad which comes with hummus. I sat outside as I thought it might be less smoky (and it was a lovely day) but the smoke was still thick so be prepared for that. Service was efficient rather than friendly but the waiter spoke English which was very helpful. The location is convenient for the Museum Quarter and the opening hours make it a good spot to keep in reserve, especially for Sundays when there are not many vegetarian or vegetarian-friendly options nearby.

I went there in May 2013 and I really liked the fact that it is next to Maria-Hilfer-Straße. (as a tourist you have to visit Maria-Hilfer-Straße). I had falafel with salad, which was the only vegan option the day we went there. The food was great (i was very hungry) and the waitress was not unfriendly but she ws not really kind, i had the felling that she didn't like the customers at all.

A real advantage of this cafe is that it is around the corner from the main shopping street in Vienna.
The last time i visited was 2 years ago and they had the best Samosa iv ever tasted. It was vegan :-) There was seating for smokers and non smokers. I,ll make a point to visit this place again soon and check out the other vege options.

This is a little viennese coffee house. Yes, it will have lots of smoke except for breakfast where you can read an english newspaper and have a simple viennese breakfast of jam, fresh bread, and coffee.

I don't know if this is under new ownership since the other review but this was basically a normal cafe with no vegan options. There were the usual veggie options that you would find in any cafe, cheese panini etc. There were very few of those as it was a small one page menu. The staff weren't particularly friendly either.