Café Sacher Graz

Nice experience of trying out original Sacher cake, however, not a big fan of the cake ?

Tasty, not too sweet chocolate cakes, good coffee, nice service and open till 9pm on Saturday

The famous Sacher Cafe of Wien in Graz. A nice spot in the main street for a coffee and their signature deserts. They also have a restaurant that have daily menu offerings.

Very nice place. The staff is very respectful, friendly and willing to take a small special request (asked for an iced coffee). And they also speak English. It is located right in the centre of the city.

Nice and cosy place in the city centre where you can get the original Sacher cake and other tasty cakes. Coffee was also nice.

The famous Café Sacher (est. 1832) you might know from Vienna, located on the opposite of the Wiener Staatsoper, the renowned Vienna Opera House. But for several years there is also a Café Sacher here in Graz. It is one of the few grand cafés in this students town. The location of the Café Sacher in Graz is in the Herrengasse, Graz’ main street. So from here you are in every part of the old town within a few minutes by foot. The entry of the Sacher at the Herrengasse is already quite elegant and hard to miss with all its splendor. You either stay in the part of the Sacher directly at the Herrengasse or you go through a long hallway into the rear part, where it is more comfortable and also tables for dining are set. The staff is very friendly and the opening hours are nice every day till 21:00, except Sunday (18:00). The rear part is my favorite, with its comfy benches and splendid interior. You might think now, that I took a Sacher Torte, this very special tart. Far from it! I took a Kleiner Brauner (literally: small brown one), this small coffee with milk, famous all across Austria, together with a Moccaeclair, an éclair filled with mocca…yummy. Having had this in that kind of interior is really a special experience, since the elegant decoration of the Sacher blends in with the delicious dessert and coffee. From Graz with Love! Dr. Dr. Immanuel Fruhmann

The sacher was fantastic but the blonde barman at the cash desk was really rude and annoying, I wanted to buy a Sachertorte but after the mood how this man treated my friend I leave the shop. I hope that other Café Sacher are more professionally and I suggest to direction to choose people that want to do their job.

If you want to try sacher cake, this is the place! But it comes with a price and not so friendly staff. Having read reviews prior to going it is not a surprise, it appears they don't like tourists