What makes Café Leopold so special is its exciting mix of Asian and international cuisine, rounded off with Austrian classics. In summer, the outdoor seating area in the MQ's main courtyard invites you to linger.
Café Leopold offers sophisticated Asian fusion cuisine alongside Viennese favorites and products from regional suppliers. From sushi, poke bowls and bulgogi to Wiener schnitzel and hot chocolate muffins, there's something for everyone.
At the top of the Leopold Museum, you'll find the incredible guest garden of Libelle, a one-of-a-kind rooftop bar. Their aperitivo drinks and Negronis are absolutely unmissable!
Café Restaurant Kaan is ideal for a quick lunch, a long dinner, or coffee and cake in the afternoon.
French architects Anne Lacaton and Jean Philippe Vassal are responsible for the outstanding design. The patterned floor tiles evoke a Turkish café. They were designed especially for the space by the architects in partnership with the Vienna-based Turkish artist Asiye Kolbai-Kafalier and were hand-crafted in Istanbul.
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DSCHUNGEL CAFÉ is a meeting place for young and old, for creatives and MQ visitors, a space for the whole family to enjoy with a mix of modern interpretations of regional and international cuisine.
Housed in the spacious, inviting foyer of the DSCHUNGEL WIEN theater, DSCHUNGEL CAFÉ is a place for the whole family, for gourmets, and for theater-lovers alike. Breakfast, lunch platters for every day of the week, small dishes to keep you going, Dshungel burgers, crèpes, home-made cakes, or, in summer, organic ice cream – all the food is made fresh every day with selected produce from all over Austria, always with well-balanced options for children. The café serves a varied, natural, and healthy mix of modern interpretations of regional and international cuisine. The drinks menu offers juices, soft drinks, international beers, cocktails, selected wines, specialty teas, and Hawelka coffee. The specially designed children’s corner ensures even the smallest visitors don’t get bored while their parents enjoy their meal.
Under the motto “Viennese with a twist,” the legendary Glacis Beisl offers culinary tradition with a mix of classics of Viennese and old Austrian cuisine.
Located at the exit from the MuseumsQuartier onto Breite Gasse and Spittelberg, Glacis Beisl offers the perfect symbiosis of the modern and the traditional both on the plate and in the setting. On the menu you’ll find classics of Viennese and old Austrian cuisine such as Schnitzel and goulash alongside lardo from Turopolje pork on violet potatoes. The Glacis Beisl building was designed by Arkan Zeytinoglu, combining the look of a traditional Viennese Beisl (pub) with modern elements. The overall impression is created by dark wood combined with absinthe-green Resopal tabletops and a poured terrazzo floor, integrating the tradition of an authentic Beisl into the urban environment. The garden with its secluded bower under tall nut trees is a highlight in summer.
Breakfast, lunch, snack or after-work drink: there’s something for everyone at kantine in the MuseumsQuartier – for museum visitors, tourists, or friends looking to hang out.
Between the Walther König bookshop and Electric Avenue, this is a meeting place for a diverse public. On the menu: breakfast, vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes of the day, an international selection of hot meals, and soups and salads with produce from organic farms. In the evening there are cocktails and a bar atmosphere with music. Coffee and all dishes are also available as takeout.
In summer, you can relax at one of the many tables in the MQ Main Courtyard and take in the bustling activity of the MuseumsQuartier.
Breakfast, a quick coffee, lunch break, meetings in a relaxed atmosphere – there’s always a good excuse for going to MQdaily!
MQDaily offers a varied menu: breakfast, good value set lunches, delicious salads and specialties, vegetarian dishes, international starters, snacks, and homemade cakes. Something for everyone! Great attention is paid to the origins of the produce. For example, the aromatic Italian coffee comes from a small roastery in Milan, the craft beers from a private brewery in the Waldviertel, and most of the wines and fresh produce from Austrian growers. All dishes are also available as takeout.
In summer, the large garden in the MQ Main Courtyard, just next to the main entrance, is the perfect place to relax and top up on sunshine.
With a passion for ice cream and extravagant varieties, Veganista has changed the ice cream world in Vienna and convinces with 100% vegan production and natural ingredients only: no pastes, no ice powder mixtures, no artificial colors, no artificial flavors, no flavor enhancers.
Veganista ice cream is freshly made every morning, served in biodegradable ice cream cups in the spirit of sustainability.