Cafe Pruckel - Menu

It was a Saturday afternoon and we wanted to have a good Wiener Schnitzel. Luckily we chose Café Restaurant Pruckel. The atmosphere was Viennese, service was good and we really got good and original schnitzels. Very Austrian.

A traditional, well worth a visit. The real Vienna coffee house atmosphere, where you find yourself in between a student cramming for exams, girlfriends having a coffee, an office worker reading a newspaper on a break, and so on. Great apfelstrüdel. Nice place.

Café tradicional, ideal para tomar un café y una tarta tranquilo. Bastante población local. Dos cafés y dos tartas unos 14 €, parece caro pero es lo normal en Viena. Puedes probar la Sacher para comparar. Camareros muy serviciales. Te recomiendo que vayas al baño, casi atraviesas la cocina....

Zeitbudget abfragen. Ausreichend? Dann Tagesteller mit Bier, dann ab zur Tortenvitrine, dann Torte bestellen und dazu eine Melange, dann Zeitungen holen, dann Zeitung lesen und Torte essen und Kaffee trinken dann immer noch Zeitung lesen und mitserviertes Wasser trinken, dann Rechnung anfordern, dann 10min Zeitung weiterlesen bis der Kellner zur Abrechnung kommt.

Un Café tradicional vienés de concurrencia preferentemente local, excelente carta de almuerzo casero, pero también comida mas sofisticada.Atención muy profesional por mozos orgullosos de serlo y sin un lapiz para memorizar las ordenes. Gran relacion calidad precio. Lo recomiendo de todas maneras particularmente a quienes quieran salirse del mundo del turista en esta maravillosa ciudad

There are friendlier places in Vienna with more inspiring food (Cafe Museum, for example). Cash only. Food arrived quickly enough, but the menus were basically tossed at us, at the beginning. All the traditional Viennese cuisine is offered. The melange was maybe the weakest part...of the meal. Decor could use a face-lift as well (stained couches). Recommended to us by locals, but the place is not welcoming to tourists. 3 out of 5 for decent food.

This traditional cafe has been a cornerstone of Viennese restaurants for over a hundred years. I go there for lunch with colleagues once in a while because of the convenient location and vintage interior. In addition to staples of Austrian cuisine, they have an impressive selection of daily specials, some of them vegetarian. Their desserts are delicious, and you might find interesting performances in the small theater in their basement. Don't let the grumpy waiters bother you though, they are part of the typical Vienna Kaffeehaus experience ;-)Bring enough cash, they do not accept credit cards.

עברית בהמשך We were in Stadtpark, so we decided to try Cafe Prueckel, which Google recommended for its famous cheesecake. The cold coffee (there was a heat wave in Vienna) was significantly cheaper than Demel or Landtman, but so was the quality. The cheesecake turned...out to be a Topfen cake, which is a sour and crumbly cheese associated with making yogurt. I actually like it, but it's definitely not your regular cheese. It had a top layer of thin tart that dried out a bit (intentionally) an interesting abrasion. The cafe is not fancy and there is no air conditioning inside. Outside there are large parasols.

We decided to try this unknown for us restaurant in Vienna, after I noticed was a banner commemorating the 100 years in operation.It looked quite different to what we are used to in Canada, the place looked like it had been decorated and seen its best times years ago, several solo customers were seating in their tables reading newspapers quietly while having lunch.It did not looked fancy or trendy, but we were tired and hungry so we decided to stay.We ordered a herring salad, goulash and and some kind of vegetable strudel.....they were all sublime!Then we ordered the different cakes as dessert, we had two first but they were so good we had to try and share a third one.I am sure that everythi...