Open from early morning to night! Convenient cafe focusing on gelato and sweets.

There are seven TV sets facing outward, and you can see the interior through the glass. As soon as you get off the Schweden platz, at the very end of the Rotenturm strase, this bright night spot is perfect for watching late sports.

The main dishes are desserts such as cakes, but they also have beer and cocktails, so there are endless group customers. In addition to about 60 4-seat tables, there is a standing table near the entrance and another floor separated by a wall that has a calm atmosphere. The capacity is over 300 people when full.

But since the TV is at a high position, it is easy to see when it is crowded and you can spend a relaxing time.

A light meal for lunch, and enjoy the sweetness of Austria at night.

Austria, the kingdom of sweets, is famous for its cakes. The rich chocolate Sachertorte (3.20 euros.) has plenty of fresh cream. They also have 24 types of gelato, 18 types of cake, 30 types of parfait with lots of fruits, gelato drink and ice cream.

Breakfast is served in the early hours, and minestrone (3.5 euros
), risotto, pasta (5.80 euros
), and salad (3.50 euros
) are available for lunch, but be aware that the kitchen closes after 20 o'clock. It is also convenient to take a break with a light meal such as panini while watching TV.

We are proud of our cakes.	Vienna Specialty – Sachertorte

You can choose from authentic to non-alcoholic beer.

The beer they are selling is Zipfer (2.50 euros.) which is popular in Vienna and has a light taste and is easy to drink. Weizen (3.70 euros.) of German beer is for you who are serious. Wine, red, white and cocktails are available, and the non-alcoholic beer schlossgold is safe for those who are concerned about calories.

A store with a modern interior	Zipfer popular with Viennese children