Europa has lots of style and flair, some of which will rub off on you while you're posing so artfully, enjoying your cup of coffee or Wiener Frühstück.

Also has a dark and hip danceclub hidden behind the backwall (which you can open by placing your hand on a futuristic security panel) featuring sometimes famous DJs spinning the latest house, techno and dance vinyl almost every evening.

Coffee was great, the girls behind the counter were friendly, had tattoos and didn't scoff at my requesting soy milk.

Even though it was about 1,000 degrees outside, the seating was comfortable and we were surrounded by hippies, punks and skaters all hanging out and listening to music / enjoying the weather.

This place is usually packed, so large groups beware, you probably won't find a spot during the rush time periods.

Right in the middle of MQ's 'Electric Avenue', you can take two-steps next door into the book shop, buy the latest issue of Architectural Digest and head back into Kantine for a coffee and afternoon of comfortable and warm reading time.

Has quite a few options for vegetarians, but the vegan options are a bit slim, but hey, it's getting there. The tofu-salad is always fresh and knusprig.

They have coffee from around the world, and made me one of the best soy lattes I've ever had. Music wasn't annoying loud, but it was a bit crowded, which can be a good or bad thing (wasn't so bad in my opinion).

Free wifi for 30 minute with ever order you place and the waiters and waitresses were super nice and fashionable.

Their hummus is 9 times out of 10 absolutely perfect and their all you can eat bread policy is a damn good one. The addition of a falafel wrap to their menu was a brilliant one and for the price, it's a monster deal which could almost feed 2 people if you're counting the salad and all the lovely grease pouring off of it. There are quite a few vegan options and even more vegetarian ones, so, those preferring no meat need not worry.

The atmosphere is of course Naschmarkt, it's usually hit or miss, depending on if there's a hip music festival going on or not or if some hip DJ is spinning at another location.

The service is also a bit hit or miss, sometimes you've got an extremely nice waiter/tress who is one step below Mother Theresa or the Pope, the other time you have an aspiring actress/model who thinks you should be photographing her while she's conveniently ignoring your need for a refill of bread.

The owners of Pat's Brainfood seems to traveled to New York City, LA or San Francisco, because Pat's has a great metro feeling to.

A small deli, with barely room for 4 to stand and eat, serving delicious, fresh cooked healthy meals which appeal to carnivores, vegetarians and vegans alike.

I had the vegetarian chili, without cheese, which was a hearty cup of vegetable chili with tofi and thick potatoes. Filling and quite affordable. The service was pleasant and nice, but I can see it getting a bit stressful at times, seeing as how I bumped into 3 or 4 different people trying to eat while I waited in line.

Prices aren't the lowest, but who ever said looking so damn good was affordable?

Skip the soul-less megastores on Mariahilferstrasse and sample a bit of Kirchengasse fashion.