The Good Coffee Society Reviews
Have you ever walked into a café and felt at home? I visited The Good Coffee Society in Vienna. It is at Stumpergasse 64, 1060 Vienna, Austria Cosy and warm.
As soon as I opened the door, I smelled fresh coffee. It felt like a cozy hug after walking through Vienna’s cool streets.
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The Good Coffee Society is open Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM. On Saturday, it opens from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. On Sunday it welcomes guests from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is perfect for early birds and lazy brunch lovers like me.
The Good Coffee Society Reviews
The First Impression
The first thing I noticed was the warm and inviting atmosphere.
The interior is simple but beautiful. There are soft wooden tables, cozy chairs, and natural light that fills the room. Soft indie music plays in the background. It’s the kind of place where you want to sit for hours with a good book or a friend.
The staff were very friendly. They smiled and welcomed me in such a genuine way. I loved how they explained the coffee menu when I looked a little confused The Coffee Experience.
Great breakfast menu – very fresh and delicious
Of course, the real magic here is the coffee!
I ordered a flat white with oat milk. They offer plantbased milk alternatives like oat, almond, and soy milk, which is a big plus for someone like me who avoids dairy.
They serve many types of coffee:
Espresso
Filter coffee
Cold brew
Decaf options
I also noticed they serve breakfast items. If you are looking for a quick morning bite you’ll find croissants, sandwiches, and healthy bowls. And yes they do offer vegan options too.
The first sip of my flat white was unforgettable. Smooth, rich, with a perfect balance between the milk and the coffee. It warmed me up immediately.
Special Coffee Beans
One thing that really stood out is their rotating selection of coffee beans.
Every time you visit you can try beans from different roasters. It’s like traveling the world one cup at a time! On my visit they had beans from a small roastery in Berlin.
If you fall in love with a particular coffee you can buy a bag and take it home. I picked up a small bag for my kitchen. Now, every morning feels a little like Vienna.
Family and Pet Friendly
What made me smile even more was the family-friendly and dog-friendly environment.
Many people brought their kids, and a few even had their dogs with them. The café has a very relaxed rule about furry friends they are welcome!
There is also a nice outdoor seating area. If you visit during good weather it’s a lovely spot to sit outside sip coffee and watch Vienna’s life pass by.
More Locations
I was happy to learn that The Good Coffee Society is not just in one place.
They have a second café called The Good Coffee Society 1020 at Ilgplatz 6. This branch also serves lunch items like salads, soups, and sandwiches. It is closed on Mondays but open Tuesday to Sunday.
They also have The Good Coffee Society Lab at Liechtensteinstraße 46, 1090 Vienna. This place feels a little more experimental, perfect if you love trying new brewing methods. It is open Monday to Friday (8 AM – 5 PM) and Saturday (9 AM – 5 PM).
Every location keeps the same cozy feeling but adds its own little twist.
Reviews and Feedback
Before visiting, I checked a few reviews online. I found almost all positive comments. People love their:
- Quality coffee
- Friendly service
- Calm atmosphere
- Attention to detail
One review said:
“The Good Coffee Society feels like a little piece of Melbourne in Vienna. Every coffee is made with love.”
And honestly, I couldn’t agree more.
Personal Tips for Visiting
Here are a few tips from my experience:
- Arrive early if you want a window seat.
- Ask about the beans of the day. Staff love sharing stories about the origins.
- Try the pastries. Their almond croissant was delicious.
- Bring your dog if you have one! They even have a little water bowl outside.
- Take your time. This is not a rush-in-rush-out type of place.
Conclusion
Leaving The Good Coffee Society felt a little bittersweet. I loved every moment the smell of the beans, the taste of the coffee the kind staff and the quiet moments of peace.
It’s not just a café. It’s an experience. A little break from busy life. A warm hug in a cup.
If you are visiting Vienna I highly recommend spending a slow morning or afternoon here. Trust me you will leave with a smile.