[2025 Vienna Restaurant] Travel Guide for Café Sacher Wien (Updated May)

#SeptemberTravelSupportEvent Sacher, one of the top 3 cafes in Vienna! It's a historic Viennese cafe that first opened in the 1800s and has survived many competitions to this day. The most famous desserts are torte and apple strudel♥ I personally liked the torte much better The atmosphere is also quite luxurious, so the pictures come out well.

This part of Vienna is home to the original Sachertorte with the shop just around the corner and Hotel Sacher surrounding you. So it’s almost an obligation to have a slice of chocolate joy resting on a white plate ringed in burgundy, with the little Sacher medallion perched on top. Facing to fascinating State Opera House. First impression of the café, of course elegance. It is so fancy and designed with red carpets. Very friendly and obliging waitresses with a ready smile. The elegance, quality, and the “Sachertorte experience” come at a price, of course. So, be prepared to for their menu. Address - Philharmoniker Str. 4, 1010 Vienna Ambiance- elegant and fancy Highlights - home of world famous Sachertorte Avg. Price per Person - 20-30€ Rating - 9/10 #vienna #austria #café #unforgettableexperiences #travelinspiration

I went to Cafe Sacher, known as the birthplace of Sachertorte. It is attached to Hotel Sacher and you can enjoy the luxurious interior. It seems to get quite crowded during the day, but it is nice and quiet in the evenings. The Sachertorte is quite sweet and goes well with lightly sweet whipped cream. #0yentravel

#0 yen trip 1️⃣ Cafe Sacher We arrived just after 1pm on a weekday, so we had zero waiting time. It was a sunny day with a temperature of about 19 degrees, and I was thirsty, so I ordered an original lemonade and a Sachertorte. The combination of the sourness of the apricot jam and the fresh cream in the Sachertorte was very good. 2️⃣ Cafe Demel We went in at the same time as the store opened on the weekend, but it was already almost full. We ordered a Sachertorte, a raspberry soda, and a Kaiserschmarren. The raspberry soda was especially delicious. The color was beautiful and made us excited. The Sachertorte had a harder texture than the Sacher. The Kaiserschmarren had a nice spice to it, which was interesting in its own way. 3️⃣ Schonbrunn Palace, Gerstner After sightseeing at Schonbrunn Palace, I ordered an apfelstrudel and lemonade. The lemonade was in a can, which was disappointing. The apfelstrudel felt like a three-dimensional apple pie. It didn't use pie crust, so it was refreshing. 4️⃣ Cafe Sperl Since it was close to the hotel where I was staying, I visited first thing in the morning. There was only one other customer. I think it's best to go first thing in the morning. I ordered a Sachertorte and an original lemonade. The Sachertorte was different from the ones I've had before, with a texture like a soft chocolate cake. It was so fluffy that I wondered if it was really a Sachertorte! The lemonade had ginger in it and was spicy.

#Spring0yentrip ・St. Stephen's Cathedral ・Belvedere Palace ・Austrian National Museum ・Sissi Museum ・Vienna City Hall ・Naschmarkt ・Graben Street ・Palais Kinsky ・Austrian National Library💰 ・Karlskirche 🍽️Cafe Central 🍽️Cafe Sacher Sachertorte shop 🍽️Hannelore Bar 🍽️Gerstner Cafe in the First District 🍽️Dachboden Bar 🍽️Onyx Restaurant The Austrian National Library was truly the most beautiful library in the world. We were told that it was closed when we went there around 5:45pm because it was open until 6pm on the day of our reservation, so make sure to arrive at least 30 minutes before closing! 💦 Cafe Sacher is the birthplace of Sachertorte, and there was a very long line. The shop is spacious, so I think the turnover rate is good. The Sachertorte wasn't too sweet, had a strong berry flavor, and was delicious without being too heavy! The other rice dishes looked delicious too✨ The interior of Cafe Central is like a church, so we had a very elegant time. There was also live piano music.

#March Travel Support Event The famous Café Sacher in Vienna. This café is one of the centers of Vienna's traditional coffee culture, and is famous for its luxurious atmosphere where you can enjoy coffee and cake. It opened in 1832 and is located close to Stephansplatz, the center of Vienna, making it easy to find.

#MarchTravelSupportEvent The Sacher Cafe in Vienna is a famous cafe that opened in 1832, and is especially famous for its chocolate cake called 'Sacher Tort'. It is a luxurious place where you can enjoy traditional Austrian coffee, and it is a popular place where waiting is essential.

📍 CAFÉ SACHER CAFÉ SACHER is the original sachertorte, a representative dish of Vienna.☕️We visited during the Christmas market season at the end of November, and waited in line for about an hour in the evening to enter the shop❇︎ ORIGINAL SACHER-TORTE 10.5€ SACHER MELANGE 7.5€ The sweet chocolate and the sourness of the apricot jam are exquisite and delicious🤤🍫🧡Free water was also provided◎There is actually a store in Salzburg, but the one in Vienna is more delicious and recommended🥹The atmosphere inside the store is also wonderful, so if you are traveling to Austria, please visit it✳︎ 🚃 6 minutes walk from Karlsplatz subway station⏰ 7:00-23:00 🗓️ You can also make reservations from the official website sacher.com◎ #Spring 0 yen trip Europe trip Austria Vienna

If you're planning a trip to Vienna, you must have heard of this place! Cafe Sacher, one of the top 3 cafes in Vienna🤍 When you think of Vienna, Sachertorte is a famous dessert, and this is a place where you can try the original Sachertorte! It's a rich chocolate cake with apricot jam inside, and when you take a bite, the deep flavor of chocolate and sweet apricot jam go really well together🥹 If you add Einspanner, it feels like your tongue is really being healed..!🫧 The cafe atmosphere is also classic and luxurious, so the pictures come out pretty, so I definitely recommend you visit🙂 + I went to Sacher Demel Central, but I liked Sacher the best!! 📍Cafe Sacher #March Travel Support Grant Event

#CanadaFlightEvent #Austria #Sacher This is Cafe Sacher, which sells Austria's representative dessert, Sachertorte. Cafe Sacher in Hotel Sacher is located on the first floor. There are a lot of people, but you can eat if you wait a little. The sweet Sachertorte and coffee are the best combination to recharge your sugar level. And if you come to Austria, I recommend you try Einspanner, a Viennese coffee. It has a different taste from the one you get in Korea, so you'll like it. I recommend it.

When sightseeing in Vienna, we recommend going on a cafe tour to immerse yourself in the historic cafe culture☕⁡ You can eat Sachertorte at almost any cafe, so it's fun to compare the taste😊⁡ ⁡ The Cafe Sacher we visited this time is famous as the birthplace of Sachertorte, and is so popular that there are lines during the day🚶⁡ ⁡ The interior of the store, which is decorated with precious red and white colors, is decorated with many photos and has a beauty like a museum❣️⁡ ⁡ ⁡ The Sachertorte is served with whipped cream, and the chocolate sugar coating on the surface is thick,⁡ The moderately moist cake is accented with apricot jam😍⁡ It was the most delicious Sachertorte I had in Vienna, so I highly recommend it🍫⁡ Please go and check it out🎵 ⁡ ⁡ [Cafe Sacher⁡ Cake: Sachertorte⁡ Drink: Cappuccino⁡ Bill: 17 euros⁡ #tripOverseas travel #Austria travel #Overseas travel #Vienna

The top Viennese dessert to get is Sachertorte - a chocolate cake with apricot jam filling. This cafe is the original place to get the cake. A few thoughts: - I came on a Sunday morning (9:30) and it took only 10mins to get in (note there are a few cafes that form part of Hotel Sacher where you can get the cake) - The interior was comfortable, a classic Viennese coffeehouse, not too busy with tall ceilings - The cake: the cafe uses the original recipe from 1832. The cake is not a moist cake (but the jam and creme alongside help) but it is the original. It was €9.9 for the slice when I went. - The service is classic brusque Viennese service, not unfriendly but not falling over themselves to entertain you. Try it for yourself and let me know what you think! #travel #localfood #sachertorte 💰Average Price per Person:🏖️/Facilities:🏖️Ambiance/Facilities:💰Average Price per Person:

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #AustriaTravel Cafe Sacher, located in Vienna, Austria, is very famous for its chocolate cake. The chocolate cake topped with whipped cream was rich and delicious. It is a luxurious cafe, so you can enjoy coffee in a relaxed atmosphere.

#2025 Overseas Travel Event A must-visit place when traveling to Vienna, Austria! Cafe Sacher. It is one of the three major cafes in Vienna and is said to be the place where the Austrian dessert Sachertorte was first created. If you go here, the interior feels like you've entered a palace, so I recommend going there even if you don't just enjoy the coffee.

#2024mapped Café Sacher Wien This café is known for its Sachertorte, invented in 1832 by Franz Sacher, who was 16 years old at the time. It is conveniently located in Sacher Wien. The "Original Sachertorte" €8.90 features a layer of apricot jam in the middle. The sponge is moist and goes well with coffee or a latte. Enjoy the traditional flavors in the elegant store, which is decorated in deep red, pure white and gold! 🏖️BAmbiance/Facilities: Café Sacher Wien 📍Address: Philharmoniker Str. 4, 1010 Wien, Austria 💞Reasons to Recommend: Traditional cake ⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ ・⋆ #trip #travel #traveling #Vienna #ウィーン #summer #vacation

#0yentravelnovember Austria 📍 Cafe Sacher Address: Philharmoniker Str. 4, 1010 Wien, Austria If you want to eat Austria's specialty Sachertorte, this is the place to go❕ Sachertorte is a chocolate cake that originated in Vienna! It has apricot jam inside, and the rich chocolate and the sourness of the jam go well together, making it very delicious🤤 It's a very famous shop, so there's a long line! I recommend going when you have time🌟 The interior of the shop is stylish and elegant, so please come❣️ If you want to buy it as a souvenir or don't have time, they also sell takeaway Sachertorte, so I recommend buying that! The expiration date was about 2 weeks d(^_^o)

Austria is known for its delicious chocolate😋🍫 Actually, the original Sachertorte is in Vienna!!!! So I went there! Cafe Sacher☕️ When I arrived at the store before noon, there was already a line!!! But since it didn't feel like lunchtime, there wasn't a line, so I was in the store within 30 minutes!!! The inside of the store has an aristocratic🥹✨ long-established feel! As expected of the Habsburg family! It feels like tea time in a castle, and it makes me feel so good! Then, I tried the Sachertorte and hot chocolate😋 I was surprised that the Sachertorte was so sweet! I thought I should have had coffee, but it went well with the hot chocolate👍🏽 If you come to Vienna, please try the original Sachertorte! #0 yen travel autumn #sachertorte #overseas travel #austria #vienna #cafe #europe travel

What I want to do in Vienna, Austria😍 Compare the two major Sachertorte cafes, Cafe Sacher and Demel🍰 Cafe Sacher (1-5th photo) is a cafe in a long-established hotel that is always crowded with customers, and the atmosphere is like a palace🥰 Demel (6-10th photo) has a variety of sweets lined up on each floor, and the atmosphere changes depending on where you sit👀 I recommend the seats at the top of the stairs, where you can relax❤️ The difference between Cafe Sacher and Demel's Sachertorte is that Demel has apricot jam only on the surface, while Sacher has apricot jam in the middle as well😳 Both taste good, and which one you like best depends on your preference😂 Please try both and compare✨ #overseastravel #overseasfood #sweets #cafehopping #Europetrip #Vienna

#100TravelStyles 📍Cafe Sacher 📌Location: Philharmonikerstrasse 4 Hotel Sacher Wien, Vienna 1010 Austria 📌Opening Hours: 07:00-23:00 every day ✨ Cafe Sacher is one of the top 3 cafes in Vienna, Austria! I went there because it was said to be the original place for the cake called Sachertorte And when you're in Vienna, you have to try Vienna coffee at least once?! So I didn't know anything ㅋㅋ My friend and I each ordered 1 Vienna coffee and 1 Sacher.. The Sacher was delicious, but um.. it's not much different from Korean cakes Wow, the Vienna coffee was too rich and tastelessㅠㅠ So if you go with a friend or more than 2 people, you should try it, so order only one Vienna and Sacher and order something else to share. It would be okay to order 1 cake per person, but the coffee is really rich,,!! ✨ I think you're most curious about the waiting time! Cafe Sacher is famous for having a lot of people who make reservations and long waiting times... I went on a weekday afternoon, so I didn't have to wait long, maybe 5-10 minutes The seats weren't that good, but the weather was so hot that I was satisfied with getting in quickly ㅎㅎ ✨ The entire cafe was really red! There was no tipping, it was just friendly and very exotic ✨ Overall: It's worth a visit! However, I don't recommend waiting for more than 30 minutes, and since it seems like the main purpose here is eating rather than enjoying the atmosphere, I recommend going to another pretty cafe right after eating Based on my experience, I recommend going once!🍀 #AustriaTravel #AustriaVienna #AustriaCafe #ViennaTravel #ViennaCafe #CafeSacher #CafeRecommendation #Couple #SacherTorte

📍Philharmoniker Str. 4, 1010 Wien, Austria I visited Cafe Sacher, one of the top 3 cafes in Vienna, Austria! I ordered two famous menus The cake, Sachertorte, is a representative Austrian dessert made by putting apricot jam between chocolate sheets that are heavier than chiffon and coating them with rich chocolate When talking about Austria, you can't miss Viennese coffee It's Americano with whipped cream The original name is Melanche, but these days, it's more commonly called Vienna coffee, Einspanner, etc. #JulyTravelSupportEvent #ViennaTravel #CafeSacher

#HotelAccommodationEvent If you come to Vienna, try the original Viennese coffee. One of the top 3 cafes in Vienna Address: Philharmoniker Str. 4, 1010 Wien, Austria Atmosphere/Facilities: A place with a long history, it feels like drinking coffee in a museum Key Points: A place where you can taste the original Viennese coffee and the first Sachertorte cake Average price per person: 20 euros

If you go to Vienna, you have to drink Viennese coffee, right? There are 3 famous cafes in Vienna. I visited Cafe Sacher among them. Cafe Sacher is where Sachertorte, a chocolate cake born in Vienna, was first created, so it is a must-visit place in Vienna. ‘Sachertorte’ is a chocolate cake with apricots. I don’t really like chocolate cake, but it was delicious. ‘Melange’ with espresso + steamed milk + cream was also delicious. 🤍 The luxurious red tone and large chandelier that reminded me of an opera house were so pretty.✨ If you go to Vienna, be sure to stop by 👍🏻 🍯 Tips for visiting Cafe Sacher ✔️If you go around 9pm after dinner, there will be a waiting line❌ (The waiting time is long during the day.) ✔️You can take pretty pictures if you wear black clothes. ✔️The 2nd floor is prettier, so be sure to go to the 2nd floor. ✔️Sachertorte + Melange combination 👍🏻 📍Cafe Sacher Café Sacher Wien ⏰ Everyday 8:00 - 24:00 #Overseas travel #Austria #Austrian Vienna #Vienna #Vienna travel #Cafe recommendation #Couple

Must-visit in Austria Cafe Sacher The famous chocolate cake with over 100 years of history I think it's popular because of its story. I wonder if modern bakery technology is far superior But it's still a delicious chocolate cake. #TravelSupportEvent #CafeSacher #Sacher #Sacher

#EuropeTrip If you go to Vienna, there is a cafe I recommend you visit. This is Cafe Sacher. The interior is very stylish and the atmosphere is more than just a restaurant. The Sachertorte is very rich and goes perfectly with black tea! The restaurant is so popular that you may have to queue, so make sure you have plenty of time. They also serve breakfast, so I would like to go and try it myself. I hope everyone will try Cafe Sacher.

If you come to Vienna, you should definitely visit this restaurant! Cafe Sacher ✨ This is the birthplace of Sacher Torte ❤️ It's one of the oldest restaurants, and it's no exaggeration to say that it's always featured in guidebooks and other places. 😌 There's usually always a line. This time, we'll introduce the classic recommended menu and the least crowded times 🙌 📖Recommended menu ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ 🍰 ORIGINAL SACHER-TORTE €8.9☕️ SACHER MELANGE €6.9 First of all, you can't miss the Original Sacher Torte! If you come here, I definitely recommend you try it😍 The whipped cream that comes with it is not too sweet and light, and it goes really well with the cake☺️ Also, there are various drinks on the menu, so you can choose whatever you like, but I recommend the Sacher Melange, which is named after the cake☕️ I loved the feeling of the cream gradually melting! 👀 How to beat the queue at Cafe Sacher! ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ As it is a famous, long-established store in a tourist area, it is very crowded. There is often a long line in front of the store. The best time to go is definitely dinner time! I went there around 7pm, and was shown in without having to wait in line🫶 When I went in, there were quite a few customers in the store, but after 8pm I was the only one left😳 Thanks to that, I was able to take a picture of a wonderful space with no one around✨ Dinner time is recommended! ✍️Honest Review ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ Value for money: ★★★★ Photogenic: ★★★★★ Overall rating: ★★★★★ Comments: ✅The yen is weak right now, so I can't say it's good value for money, but if you think about being able to enjoy the original Sachertorte at a famous, long-established store, it's not that bad! ✅The staff are polite and pleasant to serve you✨ The food is served quickly! (Maybe because it's a standard menu) ✅As long as you don't go when it's busy, you can really enjoy the cafe at your own pace, so I recommend it! The interior is also very beautiful and glittering, so I hope you'll take your time 🥰✅I think people who like sweet things will enjoy it, and they also have a meal menu, so even those who don't like sweet things can enjoy the atmosphere! 🍽Store information━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━📍Store name: Cafe Sacher🗺Address: Philharmoniker Str. 4, 1010 Wien, Austria🚗Access: Right next to the Vienna State Opera⏰Opening hours: 8:00-22:00💳Payment method: Cash/Credit card💵Budget: €15~ #besttrip2023 #Viennatrip #Europetrip #cafe #solotrip #sachertorte

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[Sacha Cafe Sacher] Friends who like desserts must know a famous chocolate cake called Sacher Cake, whose original creator is Franz Sacher, the founder of the Sahe Hotel. But there is a dispute about the originality of this cake: another cafe Demel claims that they are the original creators of Sahe cake, Sacher himself as a 16-year-old apprentice, he just designed the prototype of this cake. The two had a ten-year lawsuit and the court finally ruled that the name "Original Sachertorte" was owned by Sacher and that Demel could continue to sell, but the name could only be called Demels Scher Torte. The Sahe Caf is behind the Austrian National Opera and there is always a long queue at the door. The signature coffee Sacherkaffee, with a small cup of Sacher, 8.9 euros, a set of Sachera filled with a variety of delicate desserts, containing two Sacher cakes, a total of 29 euros. The Sahe cake sells for 6.9 euros.

The advantage of traveling with gourmets is that they always find food and warmly take me to Caf Sacher, a Shah Cafe in Vienna. Unexpectedly, in the many cake houses in Vienna, you can win the Shahi cake, because Shahe cake is Austrian national treasure, and Shahe cafe Caf Sacher is the only birthplace of Shahe cake. From birth to the present, Shahe Cafe has never leaked secret recipes, thus ensuring that the cakes produced here are the most authentic and pure. Even the Austrian-Hungarian Queen Sissi is in love with this, so star-like temperament, how can I not try? If the tea arrives here in the afternoon, queuing is a must. Every detail here has a sense of history. Don't worry if you can't read the menu when ordering, just click on the Sacher dessert and coffee in the name. Shahe cake is sweet and tastes better with coffee. Address: Philharmonikerstrasse 4 01 Business hours: 10 per day