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Dessert – Sacher Torte

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Dessert – Sacher Torte “Nine out of ten people like chocolate. The tenth person always lies.” John Tullius. And I always say I don’t like chocolate until I have a bite of the world-famous Sacher Torte. It must be that I have not tasted real, high-quality chocolate. Sacher Torte is an experience worth trying. This famous Austrian dessert is topped with a smooth chocolate glaze that elegantly covers the rich yet balanced layers of chocolate sponge cake and thin apricot jam. The Cafe Sacher, directly opposite the Opera House, is a popular meeting place in the center of Vienna. It’s a place to soak up the city’s sights and sounds. The Original Sacher torte is available at the Hotel Sacher at any time of day. Takeout is also available. It can be purchased in its entirety or by the slice. Cafe Sacher Philharmoniker Str. 4, 1010 Wien, Austria Facebook Instagram

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Dessert – Demel

Austria, Europe, Food Guide Desserts, Vienna / Cristy S

Dessert – Demel One of the oldest and most renowned bakeries in Vienna, the Demel Café, first opened its doors to the public in 1786. Near the Hofburg Palace, you’ll find this picturesque café that has hosted members of the royal family for many years. During the Habsburg era, it served as the official dessert store. Entering Demel transports you to another era with its ornate furnishings, pastry displays, and chefs working behind large glass windows. Handmade cakes, strudels, and sweets from Demel transport you to a bygone era of opulence. A cup of coffee and one of Demel’s delicious pastries is the perfect combination. Demel Kohlmarkt 14, 1010 Wien, Austria Facebook Instagram

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Dessert – Cafe Diglas

Austria, Europe, Food Guide Desserts, Vienna / Cristy S

Dessert – Cafe Diglas Café Diglas in Vienna is the perfect example of a typical Viennese café. It has all the charm and class of the city’s famous coffeehouse culture. This café has kept its old-world feel since it opened in 1875, with marble tabletops, plush red chairs, and sparkling lights. Café Diglas is known for its traditional Viennese sweets like Apfelstrudel and Sacher torte, which pair perfectly with strong Austrian coffee. The service is warm, and the waitstaff often don classic attire, adding to the historic atmosphere. Café Diglas, near St. Stephen’s Cathedral, is a great place to try out Vienna’s café scene, whether you’re there for breakfast, lunch, or a sweet treat in the afternoon. Cafe Diglas Wollzeile 10, 1010 Wien, Austria Facebook Instagram

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