Fenstercafé

Really funny and cool concept, but please either train the barista to know how to make the nice milk patterns, or hire someone who knows. Because the barista was litterally saying “Im not so good at this” and only knew how to make a heart. Its 12 euro per coffee! And for a nicer cone 18 euro!! I expect for that price that they know!

Wow!!! One of the most memorable coffees I've ever had! I thought this might be more of a gimmick than gourmet, but I was wrong. It's delicious! A really good oatmilk cappuccino served in a chocolate-lined waffle cone. With every sip of coffee, you get a taste of melted chocolate. The waffle cone and chocolate are high quality and pair nicely with the cappuccino. I loved it!! It's pricey but worth it!

Specially walked here for the viral trending hotspot known for its expensive coffee at a back of a building (small alley) in Vienna. I wasn’t expecting much anyway except to take pix of this fancy pants No doubt, it’s just a basic cappuccino served in ice cream cone coated with choc on the inside and definitely not worth the price, but it’s instaworthy :) Checked off my list ✅

It’s worth the hype. The coffee is lovely and the way the chocolate melts in the cone makes for a lovely finish to the drink. Our server was so kind and even asked if we wanted to take a video while she poured the coffee. It’s down a lovely historic alley right next the the oldest continuously operating restaurant in the city.

Don’t get me wrong, it’s a cute and creative place, and the experience itself is nice. But we paid €30 for two hot chocolates in waffle cones 😂 The staff were genuinely lovely, very friendly and super nice. I also really like the concept behind the café, and I think it’s a fun idea. That said, the drink didn’t really live up to the price. We had two waffle cones: one was a special version with marshmallows, but the marshmallows were very dry, and the other was the classic cone. Both were filled with chocolate. The hot chocolate itself wasn’t very good, it was just okay (more “not bad”), nothing special. Overall, I love the idea and the experience, but I honestly don’t think it’s worth the money. I wouldn’t really recommend it unless you’re just curious to try it for the experience 🙏🏼