The Kunsthistorisches Museum café and restaurant sits under the museum’s grand dome, surrounded by marble columns and gold accents. Serving Austrian classics, seasonal dishes, and gourmet dinners, it’s a great spot to pause during your exploration of artistic treasures.
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You do not need a ticket to enter the Kunsthistorisches Museum cafe and restaurant., but you must purchase a museum ticket to dine here. You can book your Kunsthistorisches Museum tickets online in advance and have a meal at the cafe during your trip. This includes the weekend breakfast and Thursday night dinner as well.
Coffee and snacks at the cafe will cost around €5–€10, while lunch or a light meal is priced between €7.90 and €28. Weekend breakfast dishes are available from €4.50–€25.90. Dinner at the museum is priced from €43 per person for the 3-course meal to €99 per person for the premium 5-course menu that includes wines.
Yes, children are welcome at the cafe. The restaurant is family-friendly, and the relaxed atmosphere makes it a suitable stop for visitors of all ages. The gourmet dinner on Thursday night also offers a special children’s menu at €35 for kids between 6 and 12 years old.
Yes, the Kunsthistorisches Museum cafe serves a selection of wines, beers, and spirits, including Austrian wines and classic cocktails. You can enjoy a glass of wine or champagne during your visit.
There is no strict dress code for the café and restaurant. Casual attire is acceptable when you’re visiting the cafe during your museum trip or for weekend breakfast. However, if you’re attending a gourmet dining event, dressing up slightly (smart casual to semi-formal) is recommended due to the restaurant’s historic and elegant setting.
No, outside food and drinks are not allowed at the cafe.
Yes, the cafe-restaurant is wheelchair-accessible. You can enter the museum via the Burgring entrance, located on the building’s north-eastern side. This entrance is barrier-free and has ramps. From there, you can take one of the two wheelchair-accessible elevators that will take you up to the café floor.
