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Frauenhuber

Cafe in Vienna

Cafe4.0 (2159 reviews)££

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About

Klassisches Café in früherem mittelalterlichem Badehaus, in dem schon Mozart und Beethoven zur Tafelmusik luden.

Amenities

Outdoor seatingTakeawayLive musicWheelchair accessBarBreakfastFree Wi-FiTakes reservationsFamily friendly

What diners mention

  • Service8
  • Ambiance3
  • Food quality2

Frequently asked questions

Where is Frauenhuber?+

Frauenhuber is located at 6 Himmelpfortgasse, Wien, Vienna.

What kind of place is Frauenhuber?+

Frauenhuber is a Cafe in Vienna.

What are Frauenhuber's opening hours?+

Frauenhuber is open seven days a week. Frauenhuber stays open late, until 22:00.

Is Frauenhuber open on Sundays?+

Yes, Frauenhuber is open on Sundays.

Does Frauenhuber take reservations?+

Yes, you can book a table at Frauenhuber online.

When is the best time to visit Frauenhuber?+

It is busiest on Wednesday and usually quietest on Sunday.

How expensive is Frauenhuber?+

Frauenhuber is generally mid-range.

What does Frauenhuber offer?+

Frauenhuber offers Outdoor seating, Takeaway, Live music, Wheelchair access, Bar, Breakfast, Free Wi-Fi, Takes reservations, Family friendly.

Location

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What people say

Gemütliches Kaffeehaus mit großzügigen Sitzmöglichkeiten.

Reviews sourced from Google.

What diners say on Google

LemLem Oliveira★★★★

Old Viennese cafe with nice interior. Somehow I never cared for this place as it’s oddly not as cosy as the other old cafes in the area. The waiters aren’t friendly but that shouldn’t be surprising in this city. Food was quite nice though and I think if the staff realise you’re not a tourist, then they end up being slightly friendlier.

Fine Dining Auditor★★★

Café Frauenhuber, Vienna Date of Visit: Early April 2026 Stunning History, but the Service Fails to Meet the Legacy We visited Café Frauenhuber specifically for its rich history; it is quite something to sit in the same space where Mozart and Beethoven once performed. We were seated at a lovely front window table, which was a highlight of the ambiance. The kitchen is clearly doing its part. The Goulash was truly delicious—hearty and well-seasoned—and the bread was excellent. However, the experience was unfortunately marred by the service. Our waiter was quite "curt" and brusque, making the

Stig P★★★★★

We stopped by Café Frauenhuber for coffee and Apfelstrudel with vanilla sauce, and it was absolutely heavenly. The strudel was warm, perfectly baked, and full of flavor, and the coffee was excellent. The atmosphere was calm and relaxed – a wonderful place to sit back and enjoy a quiet moment in a historic setting. What really surprised us, in the best possible way, was the service. Our waiter was exceptionally polite, friendly, and attentive, which made the whole experience even better. A truly charming Viennese café that we would happily return to.

andrew lievesley★★★★★

Traditional coffee house with not to many tourists like us! Service was by a frazzled through overwork gentleman that had not completed the smiling course. Cake and coffee priced just short of the four seasons hotel chain

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