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Visiting Vienna – Where to Eat Gluten-free, Dairy-free and Egg-free

SuperfoodFreaks January 25, 2025March 3rd, 2025
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CONTENTS

Restaurants / Cafes   svg+xml;charset=utf  01. Blueorange Coffee and Bagel   02. Gasthaus Zum Whol   03. My Secret Garden   04. TIAN Bistro am Spittelberg   05. TIAN Restaurant Wien   06. Ausnahmsweise   07. Vapiano   08. Cafe Gruner Salon   09. Restaurant Fuehrich   10. Treu am Platzl

Dessert Shops / Bakeries   svg+xml;charset=utf  01. Motto Brott   02. Veganista

 

RESTAURANTS / CAFES

01.

Blueorange Coffee and Bagel

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options

Cuisine: Cafe food, International, All-day breakfast

Address: Margaretenstrase 9, 1040 Wien, Austria – Map

What’s Good: Bagels, pink lady smoothie, coffee

A cosy breakfast/brunch/coffee spot with chill vibes. All bagels on the menu can be made gluten-free. For those who are dairy-intolerant, cream cheese can also be swapped for hummus.

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The Bacon Bagel –  Lettuce, hummus, bacon, onions and tomatoes
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Left – Mango jambo smoothie (freshly squeezed orange juice, mango puree, apple juice, chia seeds)
Right – Pink lady smoothie (berries, banana, apple, fresh mint)

The bagels here were very yummy. They have a crispy outer shell and fluffy inside. The bacon in my bacon bagel was perfectly crisp and complimented the savoury hummus and fresh veggies well.

For drinks, I really enjoyed the Pink Lady Smoothie. The strawberries and mint really shine through and the mint really elevates this drink. The Mango jambo smoothie was pretty average. It has a thinner and more juice-like consistency. The taste of mango was also subtle, overpowered by the orange juice.

Menu: https://www.blueorange.co.at/data/speisekarte.pdf

Allergens specified: Yes

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Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

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02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

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Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

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02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

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Allergens specified: No

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DESSERT SHOPS / BAKERIES

01.

Motto Brott

  • GF options
  • Vegan options

Cuisine: Bakery, French, Austrian

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 71a, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: La peche blanche

A bakery that sells a variety of classic breads, pastries and Viennoiserie specialites. However, the only gluten-free and vegan items available are 2 very pretty french pattisserie-style  cakes – La peche blanche and Le chocolat.

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Le chocolate, La peche blanche

The chocolate one did not really impress me and tasted pretty average. I did however enjoy the peach cake, as the flavours of peach and earl grey tasted really good together.

Menu: https://shop.mottobrot.at/

Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

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02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

🔝

Address: Piaristengasse 52, 1080 Wien – Map

What’s good: Sweet potato dishes, chai latte

A laid-back cafe with interesting fusion offerings. The number of gluten-free items can vary as the menu changes, so do check the menu before visiting. Sometimes there can be plenty of options, and other times not so much.

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DESSERT SHOPS / BAKERIES

01.

Motto Brott

  • GF options
  • Vegan options

Cuisine: Bakery, French, Austrian

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 71a, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: La peche blanche

A bakery that sells a variety of classic breads, pastries and Viennoiserie specialites. However, the only gluten-free and vegan items available are 2 very pretty french pattisserie-style  cakes – La peche blanche and Le chocolat.

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Le chocolate, La peche blanche

The chocolate one did not really impress me and tasted pretty average. I did however enjoy the peach cake, as the flavours of peach and earl grey tasted really good together.

Menu: https://shop.mottobrot.at/

Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

🔝

02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

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Allergens specified: No

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10.

Treu am Platzl

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options

Cuisine: Cafe, International, Fusion

Address: Piaristengasse 52, 1080 Wien – Map

What’s good: Sweet potato dishes, chai latte

A laid-back cafe with interesting fusion offerings. The number of gluten-free items can vary as the menu changes, so do check the menu before visiting. Sometimes there can be plenty of options, and other times not so much.

DESSERT SHOPS / BAKERIES

01.

Motto Brott

  • GF options
  • Vegan options

Cuisine: Bakery, French, Austrian

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 71a, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: La peche blanche

A bakery that sells a variety of classic breads, pastries and Viennoiserie specialites. However, the only gluten-free and vegan items available are 2 very pretty french pattisserie-style  cakes – La peche blanche and Le chocolat.

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Le chocolate, La peche blanche

The chocolate one did not really impress me and tasted pretty average. I did however enjoy the peach cake, as the flavours of peach and earl grey tasted really good together.

Menu: https://shop.mottobrot.at/

Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

🔝

02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

🔝

Allergens specified: No

🔝

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10.

Treu am Platzl

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options

Cuisine: Cafe, International, Fusion

Address: Piaristengasse 52, 1080 Wien – Map

What’s good: Sweet potato dishes, chai latte

A laid-back cafe with interesting fusion offerings. The number of gluten-free items can vary as the menu changes, so do check the menu before visiting. Sometimes there can be plenty of options, and other times not so much.

DESSERT SHOPS / BAKERIES

01.

Motto Brott

  • GF options
  • Vegan options

Cuisine: Bakery, French, Austrian

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 71a, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: La peche blanche

A bakery that sells a variety of classic breads, pastries and Viennoiserie specialites. However, the only gluten-free and vegan items available are 2 very pretty french pattisserie-style  cakes – La peche blanche and Le chocolat.

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Le chocolate, La peche blanche

The chocolate one did not really impress me and tasted pretty average. I did however enjoy the peach cake, as the flavours of peach and earl grey tasted really good together.

Menu: https://shop.mottobrot.at/

Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

🔝

02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

🔝

Allergens specified: No

🔝

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09.

Restaurant Fuehrich

  • GF options
  • Vegan options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Austrian

Address: Fuhrichgasse 6, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cauliflower barbecue wings, gnocchi

A restaurant offering traditional Austrian food made from fresh seasonal produced sourced regionally. The owner has an understanding of people with food intolerances and has been slowly incorporating more gluten-free and vegan options on the menu. These are clearly labelled and make ordering a breeze.

10.

Treu am Platzl

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options

Cuisine: Cafe, International, Fusion

Address: Piaristengasse 52, 1080 Wien – Map

What’s good: Sweet potato dishes, chai latte

A laid-back cafe with interesting fusion offerings. The number of gluten-free items can vary as the menu changes, so do check the menu before visiting. Sometimes there can be plenty of options, and other times not so much.

DESSERT SHOPS / BAKERIES

01.

Motto Brott

  • GF options
  • Vegan options

Cuisine: Bakery, French, Austrian

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 71a, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: La peche blanche

A bakery that sells a variety of classic breads, pastries and Viennoiserie specialites. However, the only gluten-free and vegan items available are 2 very pretty french pattisserie-style  cakes – La peche blanche and Le chocolat.

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Le chocolate, La peche blanche

The chocolate one did not really impress me and tasted pretty average. I did however enjoy the peach cake, as the flavours of peach and earl grey tasted really good together.

Menu: https://shop.mottobrot.at/

Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

🔝

02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

🔝

Allergens specified: No

🔝

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09.

Restaurant Fuehrich

  • GF options
  • Vegan options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Austrian

Address: Fuhrichgasse 6, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cauliflower barbecue wings, gnocchi

A restaurant offering traditional Austrian food made from fresh seasonal produced sourced regionally. The owner has an understanding of people with food intolerances and has been slowly incorporating more gluten-free and vegan options on the menu. These are clearly labelled and make ordering a breeze.

10.

Treu am Platzl

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options

Cuisine: Cafe, International, Fusion

Address: Piaristengasse 52, 1080 Wien – Map

What’s good: Sweet potato dishes, chai latte

A laid-back cafe with interesting fusion offerings. The number of gluten-free items can vary as the menu changes, so do check the menu before visiting. Sometimes there can be plenty of options, and other times not so much.

DESSERT SHOPS / BAKERIES

01.

Motto Brott

  • GF options
  • Vegan options

Cuisine: Bakery, French, Austrian

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 71a, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: La peche blanche

A bakery that sells a variety of classic breads, pastries and Viennoiserie specialites. However, the only gluten-free and vegan items available are 2 very pretty french pattisserie-style  cakes – La peche blanche and Le chocolat.

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Le chocolate, La peche blanche

The chocolate one did not really impress me and tasted pretty average. I did however enjoy the peach cake, as the flavours of peach and earl grey tasted really good together.

Menu: https://shop.mottobrot.at/

Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

🔝

02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

🔝

Their locations all feature lots of spacious seating with a relaxing vibe. Great place to chill for long hours.

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Verdure (GF base) – grilled veggies, mushrooms, red onions, vegan mozarella
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Pizza Hawaii (GF base) – tomato sauce, vegan mozarella, italian cooked ham, pineapple

Taste-wise I’d say that the pizzas were pretty average. The iced chocolate I had was not bad. Would be great if they could offer gluten-free pasta as well as those looked pretty good.

Menu: https://www.vapiano.at/files/PressFiles/file/Wickelfalz-135x297mm-052024-EN-V6.pdf

Allergens specified: No

🔝

08.

Cafe Gruner Salon

  • 100% GF cafe
  • Vegan options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Cafe food, Breakfast, Raw vegan desserts

Address: Hirschengasse 8, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: Salon breakfast

This cafe is a modern take on the traditional Viennese coffehouses. They have a popular salon breakfast that they serve from Friday to Sunday (9am to 2pm) that is a curated selection of breakfast dishes. The owner drew his inspiration for this cafe from his great-grandmother and grandmother who were castle cooks who served the royalty.

09.

Restaurant Fuehrich

  • GF options
  • Vegan options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Austrian

Address: Fuhrichgasse 6, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cauliflower barbecue wings, gnocchi

A restaurant offering traditional Austrian food made from fresh seasonal produced sourced regionally. The owner has an understanding of people with food intolerances and has been slowly incorporating more gluten-free and vegan options on the menu. These are clearly labelled and make ordering a breeze.

10.

Treu am Platzl

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options

Cuisine: Cafe, International, Fusion

Address: Piaristengasse 52, 1080 Wien – Map

What’s good: Sweet potato dishes, chai latte

A laid-back cafe with interesting fusion offerings. The number of gluten-free items can vary as the menu changes, so do check the menu before visiting. Sometimes there can be plenty of options, and other times not so much.

DESSERT SHOPS / BAKERIES

01.

Motto Brott

  • GF options
  • Vegan options

Cuisine: Bakery, French, Austrian

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 71a, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: La peche blanche

A bakery that sells a variety of classic breads, pastries and Viennoiserie specialites. However, the only gluten-free and vegan items available are 2 very pretty french pattisserie-style  cakes – La peche blanche and Le chocolat.

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Le chocolate, La peche blanche

The chocolate one did not really impress me and tasted pretty average. I did however enjoy the peach cake, as the flavours of peach and earl grey tasted really good together.

Menu: https://shop.mottobrot.at/

Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

🔝

02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

🔝

Their locations all feature lots of spacious seating with a relaxing vibe. Great place to chill for long hours.

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Verdure (GF base) – grilled veggies, mushrooms, red onions, vegan mozarella
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Pizza Hawaii (GF base) – tomato sauce, vegan mozarella, italian cooked ham, pineapple

Taste-wise I’d say that the pizzas were pretty average. The iced chocolate I had was not bad. Would be great if they could offer gluten-free pasta as well as those looked pretty good.

Menu: https://www.vapiano.at/files/PressFiles/file/Wickelfalz-135x297mm-052024-EN-V6.pdf

Allergens specified: No

🔝

08.

Cafe Gruner Salon

  • 100% GF cafe
  • Vegan options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Cafe food, Breakfast, Raw vegan desserts

Address: Hirschengasse 8, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: Salon breakfast

This cafe is a modern take on the traditional Viennese coffehouses. They have a popular salon breakfast that they serve from Friday to Sunday (9am to 2pm) that is a curated selection of breakfast dishes. The owner drew his inspiration for this cafe from his great-grandmother and grandmother who were castle cooks who served the royalty.

09.

Restaurant Fuehrich

  • GF options
  • Vegan options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Austrian

Address: Fuhrichgasse 6, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cauliflower barbecue wings, gnocchi

A restaurant offering traditional Austrian food made from fresh seasonal produced sourced regionally. The owner has an understanding of people with food intolerances and has been slowly incorporating more gluten-free and vegan options on the menu. These are clearly labelled and make ordering a breeze.

10.

Treu am Platzl

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options

Cuisine: Cafe, International, Fusion

Address: Piaristengasse 52, 1080 Wien – Map

What’s good: Sweet potato dishes, chai latte

A laid-back cafe with interesting fusion offerings. The number of gluten-free items can vary as the menu changes, so do check the menu before visiting. Sometimes there can be plenty of options, and other times not so much.

DESSERT SHOPS / BAKERIES

01.

Motto Brott

  • GF options
  • Vegan options

Cuisine: Bakery, French, Austrian

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 71a, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: La peche blanche

A bakery that sells a variety of classic breads, pastries and Viennoiserie specialites. However, the only gluten-free and vegan items available are 2 very pretty french pattisserie-style  cakes – La peche blanche and Le chocolat.

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Le chocolate, La peche blanche

The chocolate one did not really impress me and tasted pretty average. I did however enjoy the peach cake, as the flavours of peach and earl grey tasted really good together.

Menu: https://shop.mottobrot.at/

Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

🔝

02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

🔝

Allergens specified: No

🔝

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07.

Vapiano

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Italian

10 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Verdure pizza

A chain restaurant with a made-to-order, self-service concept where you order at the counter and your food is made fresh on the spot. Main gluten, dairy and egg free options are the pizza. For pasta, they only offer zoodles as a GF option.

Their locations all feature lots of spacious seating with a relaxing vibe. Great place to chill for long hours.

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Verdure (GF base) – grilled veggies, mushrooms, red onions, vegan mozarella
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Pizza Hawaii (GF base) – tomato sauce, vegan mozarella, italian cooked ham, pineapple

Taste-wise I’d say that the pizzas were pretty average. The iced chocolate I had was not bad. Would be great if they could offer gluten-free pasta as well as those looked pretty good.

Menu: https://www.vapiano.at/files/PressFiles/file/Wickelfalz-135x297mm-052024-EN-V6.pdf

Allergens specified: No

🔝

08.

Cafe Gruner Salon

  • 100% GF cafe
  • Vegan options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Cafe food, Breakfast, Raw vegan desserts

Address: Hirschengasse 8, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: Salon breakfast

This cafe is a modern take on the traditional Viennese coffehouses. They have a popular salon breakfast that they serve from Friday to Sunday (9am to 2pm) that is a curated selection of breakfast dishes. The owner drew his inspiration for this cafe from his great-grandmother and grandmother who were castle cooks who served the royalty.

09.

Restaurant Fuehrich

  • GF options
  • Vegan options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Austrian

Address: Fuhrichgasse 6, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cauliflower barbecue wings, gnocchi

A restaurant offering traditional Austrian food made from fresh seasonal produced sourced regionally. The owner has an understanding of people with food intolerances and has been slowly incorporating more gluten-free and vegan options on the menu. These are clearly labelled and make ordering a breeze.

10.

Treu am Platzl

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options

Cuisine: Cafe, International, Fusion

Address: Piaristengasse 52, 1080 Wien – Map

What’s good: Sweet potato dishes, chai latte

A laid-back cafe with interesting fusion offerings. The number of gluten-free items can vary as the menu changes, so do check the menu before visiting. Sometimes there can be plenty of options, and other times not so much.

DESSERT SHOPS / BAKERIES

01.

Motto Brott

  • GF options
  • Vegan options

Cuisine: Bakery, French, Austrian

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 71a, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: La peche blanche

A bakery that sells a variety of classic breads, pastries and Viennoiserie specialites. However, the only gluten-free and vegan items available are 2 very pretty french pattisserie-style  cakes – La peche blanche and Le chocolat.

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Le chocolate, La peche blanche

The chocolate one did not really impress me and tasted pretty average. I did however enjoy the peach cake, as the flavours of peach and earl grey tasted really good together.

Menu: https://shop.mottobrot.at/

Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

🔝

02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

🔝

Allergens specified: No

🔝

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07.

Vapiano

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Italian

10 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Verdure pizza

A chain restaurant with a made-to-order, self-service concept where you order at the counter and your food is made fresh on the spot. Main gluten, dairy and egg free options are the pizza. For pasta, they only offer zoodles as a GF option.

Their locations all feature lots of spacious seating with a relaxing vibe. Great place to chill for long hours.

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Verdure (GF base) – grilled veggies, mushrooms, red onions, vegan mozarella
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Pizza Hawaii (GF base) – tomato sauce, vegan mozarella, italian cooked ham, pineapple

Taste-wise I’d say that the pizzas were pretty average. The iced chocolate I had was not bad. Would be great if they could offer gluten-free pasta as well as those looked pretty good.

Menu: https://www.vapiano.at/files/PressFiles/file/Wickelfalz-135x297mm-052024-EN-V6.pdf

Allergens specified: No

🔝

08.

Cafe Gruner Salon

  • 100% GF cafe
  • Vegan options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Cafe food, Breakfast, Raw vegan desserts

Address: Hirschengasse 8, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: Salon breakfast

This cafe is a modern take on the traditional Viennese coffehouses. They have a popular salon breakfast that they serve from Friday to Sunday (9am to 2pm) that is a curated selection of breakfast dishes. The owner drew his inspiration for this cafe from his great-grandmother and grandmother who were castle cooks who served the royalty.

09.

Restaurant Fuehrich

  • GF options
  • Vegan options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Austrian

Address: Fuhrichgasse 6, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cauliflower barbecue wings, gnocchi

A restaurant offering traditional Austrian food made from fresh seasonal produced sourced regionally. The owner has an understanding of people with food intolerances and has been slowly incorporating more gluten-free and vegan options on the menu. These are clearly labelled and make ordering a breeze.

10.

Treu am Platzl

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options

Cuisine: Cafe, International, Fusion

Address: Piaristengasse 52, 1080 Wien – Map

What’s good: Sweet potato dishes, chai latte

A laid-back cafe with interesting fusion offerings. The number of gluten-free items can vary as the menu changes, so do check the menu before visiting. Sometimes there can be plenty of options, and other times not so much.

DESSERT SHOPS / BAKERIES

01.

Motto Brott

  • GF options
  • Vegan options

Cuisine: Bakery, French, Austrian

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 71a, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: La peche blanche

A bakery that sells a variety of classic breads, pastries and Viennoiserie specialites. However, the only gluten-free and vegan items available are 2 very pretty french pattisserie-style  cakes – La peche blanche and Le chocolat.

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Le chocolate, La peche blanche

The chocolate one did not really impress me and tasted pretty average. I did however enjoy the peach cake, as the flavours of peach and earl grey tasted really good together.

Menu: https://shop.mottobrot.at/

Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

🔝

02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

🔝

Address: Himmelpfortgasse 23, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Signature truffle pasta

A rare Michelin-starred vegan/vegetarian restaurant that draws inspiration from organic seasonal produce, sometimes from rare and almost forgotten fruits, grains and vegetables, to bring to the table an exquisite meal of distinctive flavours.

Menu: https://www.tian-restaurant.com/wien/menue/

Allergens specified: No.

Vegan and gluten-free requests for omakase menu have to be made in advance.

🔝

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06.

Ausnahmsweise

  • 100% GF Cafe
  • Vegan

Cuisine: Cafe food, Desserts, Coffee

Address: Hofmuhlglasse 18/5, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cheescake, raspberry coconut muffin, brownie, tropical tango smoothie

A small and cosy cafe serving delicious gluten-free and vegan cakes, cookies and muffins baked fresh daily from their bakery. There is no fixed menu for the bakes as they change it up seasonally. They also offer a seasonal quiche that changes weekly, for those looking for a warm meal. A good selection of drinks is also offered here ranging from coffee, smoothies, juices and lemonades to wines and spritzers.

 

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Chocolate hazelnut cookie, Chocolate chip cookie, Almond apple tart, Raspberry coconut muffin
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Cherry cheesecake
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Peanut brownie
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Tropical tango smoothie – mango, banana, coconut milk
Lime mint lemonade

I particularly enjoyed the bakes here and I’d say that they are the best GF and vegan bakes in Vienna I’ve eaten so far! Everything is spot on and very similar in taste and texture to non-GF and non-vegan bakes.

Menu: Drinks (in German) and seasonal quiche

Allergens specified: No

🔝

07.

Vapiano

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Italian

10 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Verdure pizza

A chain restaurant with a made-to-order, self-service concept where you order at the counter and your food is made fresh on the spot. Main gluten, dairy and egg free options are the pizza. For pasta, they only offer zoodles as a GF option.

Their locations all feature lots of spacious seating with a relaxing vibe. Great place to chill for long hours.

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Verdure (GF base) – grilled veggies, mushrooms, red onions, vegan mozarella
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Pizza Hawaii (GF base) – tomato sauce, vegan mozarella, italian cooked ham, pineapple

Taste-wise I’d say that the pizzas were pretty average. The iced chocolate I had was not bad. Would be great if they could offer gluten-free pasta as well as those looked pretty good.

Menu: https://www.vapiano.at/files/PressFiles/file/Wickelfalz-135x297mm-052024-EN-V6.pdf

Allergens specified: No

🔝

08.

Cafe Gruner Salon

  • 100% GF cafe
  • Vegan options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Cafe food, Breakfast, Raw vegan desserts

Address: Hirschengasse 8, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: Salon breakfast

This cafe is a modern take on the traditional Viennese coffehouses. They have a popular salon breakfast that they serve from Friday to Sunday (9am to 2pm) that is a curated selection of breakfast dishes. The owner drew his inspiration for this cafe from his great-grandmother and grandmother who were castle cooks who served the royalty.

09.

Restaurant Fuehrich

  • GF options
  • Vegan options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Austrian

Address: Fuhrichgasse 6, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cauliflower barbecue wings, gnocchi

A restaurant offering traditional Austrian food made from fresh seasonal produced sourced regionally. The owner has an understanding of people with food intolerances and has been slowly incorporating more gluten-free and vegan options on the menu. These are clearly labelled and make ordering a breeze.

10.

Treu am Platzl

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options

Cuisine: Cafe, International, Fusion

Address: Piaristengasse 52, 1080 Wien – Map

What’s good: Sweet potato dishes, chai latte

A laid-back cafe with interesting fusion offerings. The number of gluten-free items can vary as the menu changes, so do check the menu before visiting. Sometimes there can be plenty of options, and other times not so much.

DESSERT SHOPS / BAKERIES

01.

Motto Brott

  • GF options
  • Vegan options

Cuisine: Bakery, French, Austrian

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 71a, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: La peche blanche

A bakery that sells a variety of classic breads, pastries and Viennoiserie specialites. However, the only gluten-free and vegan items available are 2 very pretty french pattisserie-style  cakes – La peche blanche and Le chocolat.

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Le chocolate, La peche blanche

The chocolate one did not really impress me and tasted pretty average. I did however enjoy the peach cake, as the flavours of peach and earl grey tasted really good together.

Menu: https://shop.mottobrot.at/

Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

🔝

02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

🔝

Address: Himmelpfortgasse 23, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Signature truffle pasta

A rare Michelin-starred vegan/vegetarian restaurant that draws inspiration from organic seasonal produce, sometimes from rare and almost forgotten fruits, grains and vegetables, to bring to the table an exquisite meal of distinctive flavours.

Menu: https://www.tian-restaurant.com/wien/menue/

Allergens specified: No.

Vegan and gluten-free requests for omakase menu have to be made in advance.

🔝

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06.

Ausnahmsweise

  • 100% GF Cafe
  • Vegan

Cuisine: Cafe food, Desserts, Coffee

Address: Hofmuhlglasse 18/5, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cheescake, raspberry coconut muffin, brownie, tropical tango smoothie

A small and cosy cafe serving delicious gluten-free and vegan cakes, cookies and muffins baked fresh daily from their bakery. There is no fixed menu for the bakes as they change it up seasonally. They also offer a seasonal quiche that changes weekly, for those looking for a warm meal. A good selection of drinks is also offered here ranging from coffee, smoothies, juices and lemonades to wines and spritzers.

 

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Chocolate hazelnut cookie, Chocolate chip cookie, Almond apple tart, Raspberry coconut muffin
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Cherry cheesecake
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Peanut brownie
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Tropical tango smoothie – mango, banana, coconut milk
Lime mint lemonade

I particularly enjoyed the bakes here and I’d say that they are the best GF and vegan bakes in Vienna I’ve eaten so far! Everything is spot on and very similar in taste and texture to non-GF and non-vegan bakes.

Menu: Drinks (in German) and seasonal quiche

Allergens specified: No

🔝

07.

Vapiano

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Italian

10 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Verdure pizza

A chain restaurant with a made-to-order, self-service concept where you order at the counter and your food is made fresh on the spot. Main gluten, dairy and egg free options are the pizza. For pasta, they only offer zoodles as a GF option.

Their locations all feature lots of spacious seating with a relaxing vibe. Great place to chill for long hours.

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Verdure (GF base) – grilled veggies, mushrooms, red onions, vegan mozarella
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Pizza Hawaii (GF base) – tomato sauce, vegan mozarella, italian cooked ham, pineapple

Taste-wise I’d say that the pizzas were pretty average. The iced chocolate I had was not bad. Would be great if they could offer gluten-free pasta as well as those looked pretty good.

Menu: https://www.vapiano.at/files/PressFiles/file/Wickelfalz-135x297mm-052024-EN-V6.pdf

Allergens specified: No

🔝

08.

Cafe Gruner Salon

  • 100% GF cafe
  • Vegan options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Cafe food, Breakfast, Raw vegan desserts

Address: Hirschengasse 8, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: Salon breakfast

This cafe is a modern take on the traditional Viennese coffehouses. They have a popular salon breakfast that they serve from Friday to Sunday (9am to 2pm) that is a curated selection of breakfast dishes. The owner drew his inspiration for this cafe from his great-grandmother and grandmother who were castle cooks who served the royalty.

09.

Restaurant Fuehrich

  • GF options
  • Vegan options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Austrian

Address: Fuhrichgasse 6, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cauliflower barbecue wings, gnocchi

A restaurant offering traditional Austrian food made from fresh seasonal produced sourced regionally. The owner has an understanding of people with food intolerances and has been slowly incorporating more gluten-free and vegan options on the menu. These are clearly labelled and make ordering a breeze.

10.

Treu am Platzl

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options

Cuisine: Cafe, International, Fusion

Address: Piaristengasse 52, 1080 Wien – Map

What’s good: Sweet potato dishes, chai latte

A laid-back cafe with interesting fusion offerings. The number of gluten-free items can vary as the menu changes, so do check the menu before visiting. Sometimes there can be plenty of options, and other times not so much.

DESSERT SHOPS / BAKERIES

01.

Motto Brott

  • GF options
  • Vegan options

Cuisine: Bakery, French, Austrian

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 71a, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: La peche blanche

A bakery that sells a variety of classic breads, pastries and Viennoiserie specialites. However, the only gluten-free and vegan items available are 2 very pretty french pattisserie-style  cakes – La peche blanche and Le chocolat.

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Le chocolate, La peche blanche

The chocolate one did not really impress me and tasted pretty average. I did however enjoy the peach cake, as the flavours of peach and earl grey tasted really good together.

Menu: https://shop.mottobrot.at/

Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

🔝

02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

🔝

Vegan and gluten-free requests for omakase menu have to be made in advance.

🔝

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05.

TIAN Restaurant Wien

  • GF option on request
  • Vegan and vegetarian restaurant

Cuisine: Michelin-star restarurant, Fine-dining, Omakase, European, Fusion, healthy food

Address: Himmelpfortgasse 23, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Signature truffle pasta

A rare Michelin-starred vegan/vegetarian restaurant that draws inspiration from organic seasonal produce, sometimes from rare and almost forgotten fruits, grains and vegetables, to bring to the table an exquisite meal of distinctive flavours.

Menu: https://www.tian-restaurant.com/wien/menue/

Allergens specified: No.

Vegan and gluten-free requests for omakase menu have to be made in advance.

🔝

06.

Ausnahmsweise

  • 100% GF Cafe
  • Vegan

Cuisine: Cafe food, Desserts, Coffee

Address: Hofmuhlglasse 18/5, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cheescake, raspberry coconut muffin, brownie, tropical tango smoothie

A small and cosy cafe serving delicious gluten-free and vegan cakes, cookies and muffins baked fresh daily from their bakery. There is no fixed menu for the bakes as they change it up seasonally. They also offer a seasonal quiche that changes weekly, for those looking for a warm meal. A good selection of drinks is also offered here ranging from coffee, smoothies, juices and lemonades to wines and spritzers.

 

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Chocolate hazelnut cookie, Chocolate chip cookie, Almond apple tart, Raspberry coconut muffin
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Cherry cheesecake
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Peanut brownie
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Tropical tango smoothie – mango, banana, coconut milk
Lime mint lemonade

I particularly enjoyed the bakes here and I’d say that they are the best GF and vegan bakes in Vienna I’ve eaten so far! Everything is spot on and very similar in taste and texture to non-GF and non-vegan bakes.

Menu: Drinks (in German) and seasonal quiche

Allergens specified: No

🔝

07.

Vapiano

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Italian

10 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Verdure pizza

A chain restaurant with a made-to-order, self-service concept where you order at the counter and your food is made fresh on the spot. Main gluten, dairy and egg free options are the pizza. For pasta, they only offer zoodles as a GF option.

Their locations all feature lots of spacious seating with a relaxing vibe. Great place to chill for long hours.

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Verdure (GF base) – grilled veggies, mushrooms, red onions, vegan mozarella
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Pizza Hawaii (GF base) – tomato sauce, vegan mozarella, italian cooked ham, pineapple

Taste-wise I’d say that the pizzas were pretty average. The iced chocolate I had was not bad. Would be great if they could offer gluten-free pasta as well as those looked pretty good.

Menu: https://www.vapiano.at/files/PressFiles/file/Wickelfalz-135x297mm-052024-EN-V6.pdf

Allergens specified: No

🔝

08.

Cafe Gruner Salon

  • 100% GF cafe
  • Vegan options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Cafe food, Breakfast, Raw vegan desserts

Address: Hirschengasse 8, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: Salon breakfast

This cafe is a modern take on the traditional Viennese coffehouses. They have a popular salon breakfast that they serve from Friday to Sunday (9am to 2pm) that is a curated selection of breakfast dishes. The owner drew his inspiration for this cafe from his great-grandmother and grandmother who were castle cooks who served the royalty.

09.

Restaurant Fuehrich

  • GF options
  • Vegan options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Austrian

Address: Fuhrichgasse 6, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cauliflower barbecue wings, gnocchi

A restaurant offering traditional Austrian food made from fresh seasonal produced sourced regionally. The owner has an understanding of people with food intolerances and has been slowly incorporating more gluten-free and vegan options on the menu. These are clearly labelled and make ordering a breeze.

10.

Treu am Platzl

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options

Cuisine: Cafe, International, Fusion

Address: Piaristengasse 52, 1080 Wien – Map

What’s good: Sweet potato dishes, chai latte

A laid-back cafe with interesting fusion offerings. The number of gluten-free items can vary as the menu changes, so do check the menu before visiting. Sometimes there can be plenty of options, and other times not so much.

DESSERT SHOPS / BAKERIES

01.

Motto Brott

  • GF options
  • Vegan options

Cuisine: Bakery, French, Austrian

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 71a, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: La peche blanche

A bakery that sells a variety of classic breads, pastries and Viennoiserie specialites. However, the only gluten-free and vegan items available are 2 very pretty french pattisserie-style  cakes – La peche blanche and Le chocolat.

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Le chocolate, La peche blanche

The chocolate one did not really impress me and tasted pretty average. I did however enjoy the peach cake, as the flavours of peach and earl grey tasted really good together.

Menu: https://shop.mottobrot.at/

Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

🔝

02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

🔝

Vegan and gluten-free requests for omakase menu have to be made in advance.

🔝

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05.

TIAN Restaurant Wien

  • GF option on request
  • Vegan and vegetarian restaurant

Cuisine: Michelin-star restarurant, Fine-dining, Omakase, European, Fusion, healthy food

Address: Himmelpfortgasse 23, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Signature truffle pasta

A rare Michelin-starred vegan/vegetarian restaurant that draws inspiration from organic seasonal produce, sometimes from rare and almost forgotten fruits, grains and vegetables, to bring to the table an exquisite meal of distinctive flavours.

Menu: https://www.tian-restaurant.com/wien/menue/

Allergens specified: No.

Vegan and gluten-free requests for omakase menu have to be made in advance.

🔝

06.

Ausnahmsweise

  • 100% GF Cafe
  • Vegan

Cuisine: Cafe food, Desserts, Coffee

Address: Hofmuhlglasse 18/5, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cheescake, raspberry coconut muffin, brownie, tropical tango smoothie

A small and cosy cafe serving delicious gluten-free and vegan cakes, cookies and muffins baked fresh daily from their bakery. There is no fixed menu for the bakes as they change it up seasonally. They also offer a seasonal quiche that changes weekly, for those looking for a warm meal. A good selection of drinks is also offered here ranging from coffee, smoothies, juices and lemonades to wines and spritzers.

 

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Chocolate hazelnut cookie, Chocolate chip cookie, Almond apple tart, Raspberry coconut muffin
svg+xml;charset=utf
Cherry cheesecake
svg+xml;charset=utf
svg+xml;charset=utf
Peanut brownie
svg+xml;charset=utf
Tropical tango smoothie – mango, banana, coconut milk
Lime mint lemonade

I particularly enjoyed the bakes here and I’d say that they are the best GF and vegan bakes in Vienna I’ve eaten so far! Everything is spot on and very similar in taste and texture to non-GF and non-vegan bakes.

Menu: Drinks (in German) and seasonal quiche

Allergens specified: No

🔝

07.

Vapiano

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Italian

10 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Verdure pizza

A chain restaurant with a made-to-order, self-service concept where you order at the counter and your food is made fresh on the spot. Main gluten, dairy and egg free options are the pizza. For pasta, they only offer zoodles as a GF option.

Their locations all feature lots of spacious seating with a relaxing vibe. Great place to chill for long hours.

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Verdure (GF base) – grilled veggies, mushrooms, red onions, vegan mozarella
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Pizza Hawaii (GF base) – tomato sauce, vegan mozarella, italian cooked ham, pineapple

Taste-wise I’d say that the pizzas were pretty average. The iced chocolate I had was not bad. Would be great if they could offer gluten-free pasta as well as those looked pretty good.

Menu: https://www.vapiano.at/files/PressFiles/file/Wickelfalz-135x297mm-052024-EN-V6.pdf

Allergens specified: No

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08.

Cafe Gruner Salon

  • 100% GF cafe
  • Vegan options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Cafe food, Breakfast, Raw vegan desserts

Address: Hirschengasse 8, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: Salon breakfast

This cafe is a modern take on the traditional Viennese coffehouses. They have a popular salon breakfast that they serve from Friday to Sunday (9am to 2pm) that is a curated selection of breakfast dishes. The owner drew his inspiration for this cafe from his great-grandmother and grandmother who were castle cooks who served the royalty.

09.

Restaurant Fuehrich

  • GF options
  • Vegan options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Austrian

Address: Fuhrichgasse 6, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cauliflower barbecue wings, gnocchi

A restaurant offering traditional Austrian food made from fresh seasonal produced sourced regionally. The owner has an understanding of people with food intolerances and has been slowly incorporating more gluten-free and vegan options on the menu. These are clearly labelled and make ordering a breeze.

10.

Treu am Platzl

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options

Cuisine: Cafe, International, Fusion

Address: Piaristengasse 52, 1080 Wien – Map

What’s good: Sweet potato dishes, chai latte

A laid-back cafe with interesting fusion offerings. The number of gluten-free items can vary as the menu changes, so do check the menu before visiting. Sometimes there can be plenty of options, and other times not so much.

DESSERT SHOPS / BAKERIES

01.

Motto Brott

  • GF options
  • Vegan options

Cuisine: Bakery, French, Austrian

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 71a, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: La peche blanche

A bakery that sells a variety of classic breads, pastries and Viennoiserie specialites. However, the only gluten-free and vegan items available are 2 very pretty french pattisserie-style  cakes – La peche blanche and Le chocolat.

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Le chocolate, La peche blanche

The chocolate one did not really impress me and tasted pretty average. I did however enjoy the peach cake, as the flavours of peach and earl grey tasted really good together.

Menu: https://shop.mottobrot.at/

Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

🔝

02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

🔝

What’s good: Indian dal, curries, vegan cheesecake

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Courtyard

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Indian Dahl (GF, vegan) – red lentils refined with sauteed onions, chopped tomatoes and authentic Indian spices, served with organic brown rice

I only managed to try the dahl here but I must say it was one of the best I’ve eaten. Very balanced, creamy and hearty!

Lots of people also rave about their curries and raw cakes, so do give them a try if you visit!

Menu: https://www.secretgardenrestaurant.at/speisekarte/

Allergens specified: Yes

🔝

04.

TIAN Bistro am Spittelberg

  • GF option on request
  • Vegan and vegetarian restaurant

Cuisine: Omakase, European, Fusion, healthy food

Address: Schrankgasse 4, 1070 Wien – Map

What’s good: Signature TIAN Beetroot Tartare, desserts

A stylish vegan and vegetarian restaurant serving omakase-style food from fresh seasonal produce from small organic farms in the region. Their food menu is designed for sharing of parties of 2 or more people.

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TIAN Tartare
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Pasta | Leek
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Melon | Cucumber | Tarragon
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Eggplant | Green Strawberry | Almond
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Coconut Rice Pudding | Hazelnut | Cherry

The dishes here were really special and creative and I’ve enjoyed every single one! The standouts for me were the signature TIAN beetroot tartare, watermelon tartare, leek pasta and dessert.

Check out my full review of TIAN Bistro here.

Menu: https://www.tian-bistro.com/speisekarte/

Allergens specified: No.

Vegan and gluten-free requests for omakase menu have to be made in advance.

🔝

05.

TIAN Restaurant Wien

  • GF option on request
  • Vegan and vegetarian restaurant

Cuisine: Michelin-star restarurant, Fine-dining, Omakase, European, Fusion, healthy food

Address: Himmelpfortgasse 23, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Signature truffle pasta

A rare Michelin-starred vegan/vegetarian restaurant that draws inspiration from organic seasonal produce, sometimes from rare and almost forgotten fruits, grains and vegetables, to bring to the table an exquisite meal of distinctive flavours.

Menu: https://www.tian-restaurant.com/wien/menue/

Allergens specified: No.

Vegan and gluten-free requests for omakase menu have to be made in advance.

🔝

06.

Ausnahmsweise

  • 100% GF Cafe
  • Vegan

Cuisine: Cafe food, Desserts, Coffee

Address: Hofmuhlglasse 18/5, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cheescake, raspberry coconut muffin, brownie, tropical tango smoothie

A small and cosy cafe serving delicious gluten-free and vegan cakes, cookies and muffins baked fresh daily from their bakery. There is no fixed menu for the bakes as they change it up seasonally. They also offer a seasonal quiche that changes weekly, for those looking for a warm meal. A good selection of drinks is also offered here ranging from coffee, smoothies, juices and lemonades to wines and spritzers.

 

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Chocolate hazelnut cookie, Chocolate chip cookie, Almond apple tart, Raspberry coconut muffin
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Cherry cheesecake
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Peanut brownie
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Tropical tango smoothie – mango, banana, coconut milk
Lime mint lemonade

I particularly enjoyed the bakes here and I’d say that they are the best GF and vegan bakes in Vienna I’ve eaten so far! Everything is spot on and very similar in taste and texture to non-GF and non-vegan bakes.

Menu: Drinks (in German) and seasonal quiche

Allergens specified: No

🔝

07.

Vapiano

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Italian

10 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Verdure pizza

A chain restaurant with a made-to-order, self-service concept where you order at the counter and your food is made fresh on the spot. Main gluten, dairy and egg free options are the pizza. For pasta, they only offer zoodles as a GF option.

Their locations all feature lots of spacious seating with a relaxing vibe. Great place to chill for long hours.

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Verdure (GF base) – grilled veggies, mushrooms, red onions, vegan mozarella
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Pizza Hawaii (GF base) – tomato sauce, vegan mozarella, italian cooked ham, pineapple

Taste-wise I’d say that the pizzas were pretty average. The iced chocolate I had was not bad. Would be great if they could offer gluten-free pasta as well as those looked pretty good.

Menu: https://www.vapiano.at/files/PressFiles/file/Wickelfalz-135x297mm-052024-EN-V6.pdf

Allergens specified: No

🔝

08.

Cafe Gruner Salon

  • 100% GF cafe
  • Vegan options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Cafe food, Breakfast, Raw vegan desserts

Address: Hirschengasse 8, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: Salon breakfast

This cafe is a modern take on the traditional Viennese coffehouses. They have a popular salon breakfast that they serve from Friday to Sunday (9am to 2pm) that is a curated selection of breakfast dishes. The owner drew his inspiration for this cafe from his great-grandmother and grandmother who were castle cooks who served the royalty.

09.

Restaurant Fuehrich

  • GF options
  • Vegan options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Austrian

Address: Fuhrichgasse 6, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cauliflower barbecue wings, gnocchi

A restaurant offering traditional Austrian food made from fresh seasonal produced sourced regionally. The owner has an understanding of people with food intolerances and has been slowly incorporating more gluten-free and vegan options on the menu. These are clearly labelled and make ordering a breeze.

10.

Treu am Platzl

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options

Cuisine: Cafe, International, Fusion

Address: Piaristengasse 52, 1080 Wien – Map

What’s good: Sweet potato dishes, chai latte

A laid-back cafe with interesting fusion offerings. The number of gluten-free items can vary as the menu changes, so do check the menu before visiting. Sometimes there can be plenty of options, and other times not so much.

DESSERT SHOPS / BAKERIES

01.

Motto Brott

  • GF options
  • Vegan options

Cuisine: Bakery, French, Austrian

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 71a, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: La peche blanche

A bakery that sells a variety of classic breads, pastries and Viennoiserie specialites. However, the only gluten-free and vegan items available are 2 very pretty french pattisserie-style  cakes – La peche blanche and Le chocolat.

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Le chocolate, La peche blanche

The chocolate one did not really impress me and tasted pretty average. I did however enjoy the peach cake, as the flavours of peach and earl grey tasted really good together.

Menu: https://shop.mottobrot.at/

Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

🔝

02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

🔝

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02.

Gasthaus Zum Whol

  • 100% GF restaurant
  • Vegan Options
  • Dairy-free Options
  • Lactose-free restaurant

Cuisine: Austrian and European food

Address: Stumpergasse 61, 1060 Wien, Austria – Map

What’s good: Styrian bruschetta, coconut panna cotta, gluten-free beer

100 percent gluten-free and lactose-free restaurant with great ambiance and friendly staff. They offer a wide menu of fresh and wholesome food, sourced from regional suppliers, including organic draft beer and juices.

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Styrian Bruchetta – roasted pumpkin, pumpkin hummus, chopped pumpkin seeds and pumpkin seed oil
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“Zum Whol” Wild Salmon Burger – gluten-free sesame bun with red onion jam, vegan mayo, tomatoes, a thick and juicy salmon patty and a side of rocket and salami salad

The bruschetta was quite special, using everything pumpkin here. The roasted pumpkin on top was so beautifully caramelized, it really added an extra boost of flavour to this already standout starter.

I also enjoyed the salmon burger here. The fish patty was thick and juicy, which I think all fish burger lovers would really enjoy.

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Right: Organic Apple Cherry Juice
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“Zum Whol” Wild Salmon Burger
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Coconut Tonka Beans Panna Cotta

For drinks, they offer homemade iced teas and lemonades as well as organic juices that are freshly harvested and prepared in their own fruit processing plant. Many people also rave about the organic gluten-free draft beer, which is worth a try if you enjoy a good ol’ glass of cold beer.

For dessert, I had the most amazing panna cotta. It was a light cream to curd texture with robust vanilla bean flavour. The sweet and tangy compote of strawberries, raspberries and currants complimented the vanilla and dessicated coconut really well. A definite top on my list for desserts.

Menu: https://www.zumwohl-gastro.com/speisekarten/speisekarte-winter

Allergens specified: Yes

🔝

03.

My Secret Garden

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian restaurant
  • Dairy-free Options

Cuisine: Cafe food, International, Raw desserts, Healthy food, Raw cakes

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 45, 1060 Wien – Map

A vegan and vegetarian cafe with plenty of gluten-free options, this cafe offers a small selection of healthy meals from warm soups and curries to refreshing salads. They also have a great drink selection ranging from homemade lemonades and iced teas to traditional Indian chai and Viennese coffee.

Both indoor and outdoor seating available. The outdoor seating features a small and beautiful courtyard.

What’s good: Indian dal, curries, vegan cheesecake

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Courtyard

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Indian Dahl (GF, vegan) – red lentils refined with sauteed onions, chopped tomatoes and authentic Indian spices, served with organic brown rice

I only managed to try the dahl here but I must say it was one of the best I’ve eaten. Very balanced, creamy and hearty!

Lots of people also rave about their curries and raw cakes, so do give them a try if you visit!

Menu: https://www.secretgardenrestaurant.at/speisekarte/

Allergens specified: Yes

🔝

04.

TIAN Bistro am Spittelberg

  • GF option on request
  • Vegan and vegetarian restaurant

Cuisine: Omakase, European, Fusion, healthy food

Address: Schrankgasse 4, 1070 Wien – Map

What’s good: Signature TIAN Beetroot Tartare, desserts

A stylish vegan and vegetarian restaurant serving omakase-style food from fresh seasonal produce from small organic farms in the region. Their food menu is designed for sharing of parties of 2 or more people.

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TIAN Tartare
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Pasta | Leek
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Melon | Cucumber | Tarragon
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Eggplant | Green Strawberry | Almond
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Coconut Rice Pudding | Hazelnut | Cherry

The dishes here were really special and creative and I’ve enjoyed every single one! The standouts for me were the signature TIAN beetroot tartare, watermelon tartare, leek pasta and dessert.

Check out my full review of TIAN Bistro here.

Menu: https://www.tian-bistro.com/speisekarte/

Allergens specified: No.

Vegan and gluten-free requests for omakase menu have to be made in advance.

🔝

05.

TIAN Restaurant Wien

  • GF option on request
  • Vegan and vegetarian restaurant

Cuisine: Michelin-star restarurant, Fine-dining, Omakase, European, Fusion, healthy food

Address: Himmelpfortgasse 23, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Signature truffle pasta

A rare Michelin-starred vegan/vegetarian restaurant that draws inspiration from organic seasonal produce, sometimes from rare and almost forgotten fruits, grains and vegetables, to bring to the table an exquisite meal of distinctive flavours.

Menu: https://www.tian-restaurant.com/wien/menue/

Allergens specified: No.

Vegan and gluten-free requests for omakase menu have to be made in advance.

🔝

06.

Ausnahmsweise

  • 100% GF Cafe
  • Vegan

Cuisine: Cafe food, Desserts, Coffee

Address: Hofmuhlglasse 18/5, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cheescake, raspberry coconut muffin, brownie, tropical tango smoothie

A small and cosy cafe serving delicious gluten-free and vegan cakes, cookies and muffins baked fresh daily from their bakery. There is no fixed menu for the bakes as they change it up seasonally. They also offer a seasonal quiche that changes weekly, for those looking for a warm meal. A good selection of drinks is also offered here ranging from coffee, smoothies, juices and lemonades to wines and spritzers.

 

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Chocolate hazelnut cookie, Chocolate chip cookie, Almond apple tart, Raspberry coconut muffin
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Cherry cheesecake
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Peanut brownie
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Tropical tango smoothie – mango, banana, coconut milk
Lime mint lemonade

I particularly enjoyed the bakes here and I’d say that they are the best GF and vegan bakes in Vienna I’ve eaten so far! Everything is spot on and very similar in taste and texture to non-GF and non-vegan bakes.

Menu: Drinks (in German) and seasonal quiche

Allergens specified: No

🔝

07.

Vapiano

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Italian

10 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Verdure pizza

A chain restaurant with a made-to-order, self-service concept where you order at the counter and your food is made fresh on the spot. Main gluten, dairy and egg free options are the pizza. For pasta, they only offer zoodles as a GF option.

Their locations all feature lots of spacious seating with a relaxing vibe. Great place to chill for long hours.

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Verdure (GF base) – grilled veggies, mushrooms, red onions, vegan mozarella
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Pizza Hawaii (GF base) – tomato sauce, vegan mozarella, italian cooked ham, pineapple

Taste-wise I’d say that the pizzas were pretty average. The iced chocolate I had was not bad. Would be great if they could offer gluten-free pasta as well as those looked pretty good.

Menu: https://www.vapiano.at/files/PressFiles/file/Wickelfalz-135x297mm-052024-EN-V6.pdf

Allergens specified: No

🔝

08.

Cafe Gruner Salon

  • 100% GF cafe
  • Vegan options
  • Dairy-free options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Cafe food, Breakfast, Raw vegan desserts

Address: Hirschengasse 8, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: Salon breakfast

This cafe is a modern take on the traditional Viennese coffehouses. They have a popular salon breakfast that they serve from Friday to Sunday (9am to 2pm) that is a curated selection of breakfast dishes. The owner drew his inspiration for this cafe from his great-grandmother and grandmother who were castle cooks who served the royalty.

09.

Restaurant Fuehrich

  • GF options
  • Vegan options
  • Lactose-free options

Cuisine: Austrian

Address: Fuhrichgasse 6, 1010 Wien – Map

What’s good: Cauliflower barbecue wings, gnocchi

A restaurant offering traditional Austrian food made from fresh seasonal produced sourced regionally. The owner has an understanding of people with food intolerances and has been slowly incorporating more gluten-free and vegan options on the menu. These are clearly labelled and make ordering a breeze.

10.

Treu am Platzl

  • GF options
  • Vegan and vegetarian options
  • Dairy-free options

Cuisine: Cafe, International, Fusion

Address: Piaristengasse 52, 1080 Wien – Map

What’s good: Sweet potato dishes, chai latte

A laid-back cafe with interesting fusion offerings. The number of gluten-free items can vary as the menu changes, so do check the menu before visiting. Sometimes there can be plenty of options, and other times not so much.

DESSERT SHOPS / BAKERIES

01.

Motto Brott

  • GF options
  • Vegan options

Cuisine: Bakery, French, Austrian

Address: Mariahilfer Str. 71a, 1060 Wien – Map

What’s good: La peche blanche

A bakery that sells a variety of classic breads, pastries and Viennoiserie specialites. However, the only gluten-free and vegan items available are 2 very pretty french pattisserie-style  cakes – La peche blanche and Le chocolat.

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Le chocolate, La peche blanche

The chocolate one did not really impress me and tasted pretty average. I did however enjoy the peach cake, as the flavours of peach and earl grey tasted really good together.

Menu: https://shop.mottobrot.at/

Allergens specified: Yes, but not for all items

🔝

02.

Veganista

  • GF options
  • Vegan ice creamery

Cuisine: Desserts

12 locations in Vienna

What’s good: Lavendar, Basil

Veganista offers a good selection of interesting flavours. They use only natural ingredients free from any artificial colours, flavours or enhancers. Their emphasis is on high quality ice cream that is made fresh daily, and use organic products wherever possible.

Their ice cream is mainly made from soy milk, but also offer alternatives made from almond, oat, rice or coconut milk. Gluten-free cones are available for those on a gluten-free diet, great for cone-lovers!

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Many reviews rave about the lavender blueberry flavour and I must say that it did not dissapoint! It was so subtly floral yet creamy, very addictive indeed. The basil flavour was another surprisingly good one which was very refreshing.

Menu: Changes according to seasonal offerings

Allergens specified: Check with staff which items are gluten-free

🔝

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