Coffee, anyone?

Saturday, 17 October 2015

French Feast in Vienna
Café Le Bol


A quiet moment
great coffee


latent temptations
dreams within and beyond


and the sugar bowls,
always full

Photographed 31 July 2013
Café Le Bol
Pâtisserie, Bistro
Neuer Markt 14

Link:
-> La Carte @ LE BOL Pâtisseries * Café * Bistro * Table d´hôtes
I have had breakfast, lunch, dinner, coffee, alone and in company,
many many times, and it was always a feast for the senses.
I love the service, the cuisine, the atmosphere, in quiet and in busy times
Tip: Walk by and make a reservation in person, ahead of time. You'll thank me.

11 comments:

  1. It's rare on this side of the Atlantic to find sugar cubes.

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  2. Interesting. We walked past Le Bol today, took at look at the "uppityness" of the scene, and headed elsewhere for lunch. Maybe we'll return on a weekday. :)

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    1. How would you define uppityness and by whom? I feel like being in a homey, welcoming place there. Granted, at the community table (which I love), it's elbow to elbow, but once seated, the bustle around magically retreats into the background. That's my experience and everyone else's of the many friends I have been there with. And as I said above, I also love slipping in there on my own, for a cup of coffee or/and an open-faced sandwich with smoked duck and a small salad. In short, a congenial place, in my experience.

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    2. I can not speak to the congeniality of Le Bol. We just happened to be walking by at lunch time and saw lots of non-diverse people in expensive-looking attire gathered at the outside tables--not really our preferred scene. Perhaps just bum luck for us on the first day the sun was shining in almost a week and everyone was out, or, perhaps it's acceptable to not love all things Vienna. ;)

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  3. Beautifully photographed Merisi and it looks delicious...

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    1. Thank you!
      Yes, the coffee is very good, as is the atmosphere there.

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  4. James, Williamsburg, VA18 October, 2015

    I often marvel that one woman should have so many cups of coffee, so many pastries and so much fun in just one lifetime.

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  5. I would go for the smoked duck alone, but of course a coffee

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    1. Me too, I am addicted to their Tartine Landaise:
      Smoked duck breast, honey with caraway, orange slices, and grapes,
      with a small salad on the side. Great value for the money.

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