Cafe Tomaselli

I can't control my craving for ice cream. This time when I came to Europe, I had to eat ice cream at least twice a day. I really like this kind of lifestyle. In a country like Europe, you need a good stomach for all kinds of cold food.

[Taste] The second oldest coffee shop, it is said to be loved by famous celebrities such as Mozart. I ordered coffee, cake, ice cream and sausage. The cake with the big musical note must be delicious. The ice cream is very rich, especially the sausage. There are two kinds of sauces. The white one is very choking. [Environment] In the old town of Salzburg, it is very popular and it is hard to find an outdoor location. We waited for nearly 20 minutes and sat on the terrace on the second floor, watching people coming and going in the small square. [Service] The waiters are all old, the female waiters push carts to sell sweets, and the male waiters are responsible for drinks.

Café Tomaselli is the oldest café in Austria. It was founded in 1705 and has a history of more than 300 years. The café is located on the west side of the Royal Palace Square in the center of Salzburg. Although the café is well-known, the price is not high and the taste is good. We recommend the Mozart cake, which is said to be Mozart's favorite at the time.

A very nice place! It is a very famous and historic coffee shop in Salzburg! In the afternoon, go to the second-floor platform to order a cup of coffee or an ice cream, and sit and watch the people coming and going on the street square. It is very pleasant. However, they start to "clear the place" and prepare to go off work at 7 pm, and the seats on the second-floor platform are very limited, so you may need to wait.

Café Tomaselli, founded in 1703, is a café with a history of more than 300 years. The café is divided into two floors, the upper floor is an open-air café, and the lower floor is indoors. The waitress is still wearing a retro maid costume, and the way she serves snacks is also quite special. She will bring a large plate of snacks to the guests for them to choose. We chose the famous Sacher cake, but after tasting it, I felt it was too sweet.

Tomaselli Cafe, I checked the information and found out that this is a century-old coffee shop. Europeans really like to drink coffee. The whole cafe was full. I saw that the empty table was reserved, so I waited patiently. The waiter was very gentlemanly and thoughtful, and was enthusiastic to find an empty seat for us. The ordering process was also very pleasant. The decoration of the cafe is very retro, which reminds me of the scene of Sherlock Holmes. For me, who doesn't drink coffee usually, I don't know how to taste coffee, but just come to integrate into the pace of life of the locals.