Café Korb

Its 1904 opening party was attended by Emperor Franz Joseph I; rebuilt in the 1950s, it kept the booths and retro fittings from that decade. Freud's other regular, later a late-night venue for psychoanalytic argument and a haunt of Nobel laureates, with an Artlounge and a bowling alley attached. Breakfast is served all day, the Wiener schnitzel is a house item, and the portrait on the wall is the owner, Susanne Widl.

Street Address

Brandstätte 9, 1010 Wien

Opening Hours

Mo-Sa 08:00-00:00; Su,PH 10:00-23:00

Indoor Seating

Yes

Website

www.cafekorb.at

Category: Food & Drink

Tags: 1904, 1950s booths, freud, bowling alley

Coordinates: 48.2100533, 16.3707177

Part of Vienna's historic coffeehouses, the Kaffeehaus institutions

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