This pleasantly casual cafe is located only a block away from the Hundertwasserhaus. This proximity seemingly has promoted an artsy nature, so the interior features a few artworks. Signage indicates that you can apparently rent a bicycle from the premises.
A table at the quiet outdoor cafe is a perfect place for a leisurely lunch. The tables have umbrellas to keep the summer sun at bay, and the metal chairs have enough cushioning so you can read a magazine at your leisure. The cafe is on a charming side street with only pedestrian traffic, so it is indeed a pleasure to dine here.
My attention was initially drawn to the chalkboard sign with specials scrawled upon them. I ordered a set lunch, which was reasonably priced when you consider that it included a small green salad and soft drink. My serving of Wiener schnitzel was smaller than a dinner portion, but this was fine with me. The smaller portion made the veal seem lighter than normal, and the wedge of lemon is always appreciated. The schnitzel was accompanied by a side order of fries, which were good without being greasy. The cafe menu also features snack items like sandwiches and sausages.