Vienna Cafe and Bistro

Yuck. Served coffee in lipstick stained mug and when I complained the waiter not only didn’t care to apologize, but also looked annoyed.
Will never go there again.

Been here many, many times both for lunch and dinner. Sometimes for a casual family lunch or romantic dinner. Service has always been GREAT! Try the beef stroganoff.

Great breakfast place. The décor is great and has an English theme and the food is top notch.
Hidden gem in a shopping center. Had their croissant sandwich for breakfast and it was delicious. I’ll definitely be coming here again on the weekends.

Absolutely wonderful. From the customer service all the way to dessert — this place whisks you away from feeling like you’re in Cooper city to feeling like you are meters away from the Eiffel Tower. Highly recommend and will be coming by regularly!

This place is amazing! First time in today and everyone was very helpful and sweet. The menu is great and the food was so delicious. We’re both stuffed for days! What a treat for Mother’s Day. We’ll definitely be back; so many more things to try on the menu.

The food is fine and the price is reasonable. It’s a nice little brunch place if you’re in the area.

What a nice place to have breakfast it makes you feel like you are somewhere other than Cooper City. The food was delicious.

Food is good. Had the rib of beef was really good. My friend had the crab cake sandwich which was also good. Good atmosphere.

Maybe it was the violin background music but stepping into this quaint little place made me feel like I could have been in Budapest. I could tell by the interior it was owned by a woman and sure enough met the well dressed English lady who owned the place… great coffee… had the English breakfast… very nice… try it out.

I LUV this place :) I’ve been a couple times in the past for lunch. Their salads cannot be beat. SO fresh and so many varieties. I went for the first time this morning just for breakfast. We had veggie crepes and blueberry scones, which leads me to the real reason Vienna Café deserves 5 stars.
Two weeks ago my lady family members and I went for high tea. They offered about 10 different varieties of tea. There’s also a choice of soup or salad. 3 of us got the salad which, as always, is super fresh and yummy. My aunt got the French onion soup which she said was amazing. It smelled so good, but I didn’t taste as it’s usually made with beef broth.
Then the 3 tier tray comes out with finger sandwiches, scones, and what I would call a big ice cream bon bon :) The group favorite was the blueberry scones (which I bought 2 of today when I went back for breakfast). They are just buttery goodness. warm and crispy!!! Amazing, almost too good for me to write about on Unilocal.Just don’t eat them all on me: D
High tea is $ 35/​pp Also, sign up for their text alerts. Sometimes they offer free glasses of wine. I’ve yet to go for the free wine, but hope to soon.

Went there for high tea with a group. The service was great even when there was 16 of us. The English tea and the finger sandwiches and scones were delicious and filling.

An amazing café and restaurant tucked away in Cooper City. We were brought here by family on a visit and were told it was their favorite restaurant. It quickly became clear why.
The husband and wife owners both came to our table to say hello and introduce themselves, with a true interest in getting to know us– even with a fully packed space.
Our waiter was personable and thoughtful. Every dish was absolutely delicious (I recommend the Spicy Thai Pecan salad!)

Cooper City is a bit out of my oeuvre, but while heading to a Costco binge with a co-​worker we decided to stop here for a snack. Am I glad we did! Clearly the other municipalities of Broward County are home to many a culinary delight and top of that list for Cooper City is the Vienna Café and Bistro. As has been told to me and maybe you’ve heard, some of Broward’s best restaurants reside in forgettable little strip malls — but you’ve got to give them the chance. When I go out west I don’t know my University from my Sunrise and each same blah beige mall seems to be inevitably anchored by a Publix and a string of stores in either direction; a liquor store, a jewelry store, a pub or bar, perhaps a pet store, often a dollar store too. And don’t forget the ubiquitous hair salon — which is right next to Vienna Café and is an amusing place to people watch the alta cacas dying their remaining strands of hair and trying to turn the clock back so they can look a fey and gamin young 66… oh those halcyon days.
Naturally, if your older and well heeled you’ve probably done a bit of traveling and certainly would have the Western European capitals under your belt. Well if you’re missing that mystery allure that stock the boulevards of Paris, the wide Avenues of Vienna or the sprawling streets of London — this is the nook for memories to come back to life. Very friendly spot on service matches a quaint selection of tables and chairs that have just enough well placed planters and foliage to make you feel you’re back in the Tuileries. The food matches both one’s memories and expectations. I dove into an «as good as it gets» French onion soup that was piping hot and on point. I also asked for a basket of bread (who can resist a yummy baguette) that was so appealing (not to mention delicious) my two «ever dieting» female companions couldn’t resist — the bread was gone quite quickly.
Vienna Café is known for serving up a traditional English High Tea ($ 29 for Regular; $ 39 for Royal treatment) every day from 9 AM to 4 PM (reservations required). Who could resist a return to dreamy coast of Brighton (which is where I experienced my first High Tea) to indulge into scones, crumpets, Devonshire cream and little finger sandwiches of watercress, cucumber and egg salad?! I bet this is a lovely chance for mothers to bond with daughters and for anyone who wants to step momentarily into another old world culture to also feed a handsome culinary fetish. By golly I want my fine bone china lined with rose petals and topped with petit fours right now!

This place is amazing. The high tea is second to none. They are always so nice to my grandmother and service is impeccable.

If you want good heavy Parisian or European style lunches then this is a can’t miss. The Brie cheese with different types of fruit filling (apricot is the bomb) is a grand slam.
My favorite here is the roast beef or some kind of meat with the horseradish… Can’t miss on the chips.
Great service and people working here

Fell in love the other morning for brunch with my cousin. This place is a little hidden gem in Cooper City.
The latte I had was amazing. We shared the Brie plate, and although it was light on the fig jam, the server promptly brought us some more.
Can’t wait to go back.

Vienna is a quaint space tucked away behind the façade of its own oasis. Its own patio seating out front literally almost hides itself from being spotted from afar. However, it’s a pretty legit find once you get in & try it.
I remember that on my first visit, I ordered the turkey & brie sandwich. Savory goodness. I think Acelyn B ordered the loaded turkey sandwich which was fantastic as well. This time, we decided to go with the crab cake sandwich & the club. Can’t say much about the club. Pretty difficult to mess it up. The crab cake sandwich was yummy! I was afraid it would come out too thick. It was just right. Barely spilled out of my croissant. The flavor had a nice spice. Probably barely noticeable for most people, but I have very delicate tongue for spicy.
Service was on point this time around. Perhaps prime location is by the bar. I noticed that they seemed to be a little overstaffed. It looked like they were all getting in each other’s way. For such a small place, I thought a staff of 4 would be plenty.

One of my favorite places in Cooper City and had been very consistent over the years always serving delicious food. My favorite is the Thai salad and I pair it with a homeade soup of the day or splurge on a chicken salad on baguette. Love it here.

My daughters and I had seen this little café tucked away in the Publix plaza and had meant to try their food but never got around to it until now. I read the reviews and decided to try it out. We had bangers and mash, Monte Carlo sandwich and quiche. The food was very good although I was disappointed to get potatoes chips with my sandwich. We didn’t try any of the desserts because we were full.
The only down side for me was the service, because the place is super cute and cozy we were expecting really friendly servers but they felt short of our expectations. They weren’t terrible they were just alright. Overall food was good, place is super cute and clean and worth the visit.

Five stars all the way. If you are looking for ambience and a romantic place to eat this is your spot. My husband and I are regulars. The service is always extra special. Sandra the owner and her husband are some of the sweetest people I’ve met in Florida. I have not even mentioned the food. DELICIOUS! We have never been disappointed. A must try is the baked raspberry brie, the lamb which is prepared to perfection, the rib beef sandwich, the butternut squash soup (any soup actually), the crepes and frankly anything on the menu. Desserts are always decadent. One of my favorite things as well about this place is that I can order a pot of tea (cinnamon spice) and take in the ambience which can easily make you de-​stress and forget about time. Come during the holidays, the place is transformed into a Christmas wonderland starting in November.