They have a good espresso, the ambient is nice, but as other noted somewhat fancy. And you know, in fancy places the food is good-looking, cool, experimental, but you'll stay hungry :)

They favor vollkorn and have few really good tasting things like the Spinat-schafkäse Tasche. They also offer freshly squeezed carrot, orange and apple juices and the staff is really friendly too.

It's one of the rare places where you can get something decent to eat after midnight. It has WLAN and these huge windows looking to Zollergasse. Add a cup of Schwarztee mit Rum, und what else do you need in life?

Very boboesque but with touch of a Kaffehaus flair. If I lived in Prague, this is where I'd drink my coffee. Food was delicious, so was the espresso. Perfect!

I ordered the classic one and quite enjoyed it. From that day on, I'm having really hard time going to McDonalds ;-)

They have a daily menue and some of the meals I've tried were so good that I had to congratulate the chef personally. Service personnel is very very friendly, it has a nice and very sunny garden and WLAN both indoor and in the garden. The only catch is that it's often overcrowded - it seems that I am not the only person that likes this place ;-)

I've even spotted the Backgammon and Chess boards, so there's an idea for a perfect afternoon!

It really is a local kantine for many architects working in nearby offices and it features two daily menues which don't cost much (5-7 Euros) and taste really good. The only thing that bothers me a bit is it's interior: although pretty slick (designed by a local architect) it's somewhat depressing ;-)

In sommer there's a garden in the innenhof. I think it's closed sundays.

The food on the other hand was reaaaaally good, I enjoyed it.

The atmosphere is cozy, the meals are just like at home and in difference to most of restaurants in 15th/16th district, they won't bomb you with turbofolk. They deliver in 1020. I recommend "Gefüllte Paprika" or Cevapcici if you want to know how they really should taste.

A concept somewhat similar to Das Moebel, but they also have books and lps and lot of other stuff that make it friendlier, warmer and more cozy than moebel.

Free wlan (just ask for the password). Be sure to try Bionade Holunder, my favourite drink there.

The cocktails are really good, although bit expensive (~8 Euros). Well, everything is actually expensive, but still, it has an unmatched atmosphere.

I like the lounge that is also used as an exhibition room (seen some cool paintings), its comfortable couches and the high ceilings. The food is quite good, but somewhat too experimental and few euros too expensive for my taste. Looks like they have a WLAN access but it's encrypted, so you should ask for password. The only bad thing about it is that it's bit off my everyday path.

It must be the reviewers :)

The (la mien) noodles taste really great, the service is very friendly and relatively fast. Ok, the cocktail bar in the basement is strange but it has nice gimmicks - like flip a coin where you don't have to pay for the cocktail if you win.

Phil is across the street, so what I prefer is eating noodles and then heading to phil for something sweet and coffee.

And yes, they're open and serve food after midnight. The basement with its séparées manages not too look too kitchy and on the it's quite romantic. The service is great too. This place rocks.

If you plan on having lunch in the garden around the noon, it'd be smart to make a reservation.

It features really good pizzas and one of the best pasta bolognese (try it with "dinkel fusili") I've tried. I like the fact that you can have gummi bärchen at exit. That always makes my day ;-)

The food is excellent, the visitors and regulars are cool people, the staff, the wlan, the garden, the fact that they serve Club Mate, Makava and other less known beverages... The only bad thing about it is that it opens in the afternoon, so you can't have breakfast there. Or maybe you can, if you tend to get up late ;-)