Coffee Pirates Bakery — Restaurant in Vienna

👍 CoffeePirates – established in 2012 – was the first organic certified 3rd wave coffee shop and speciality roastery in Vienna, the city in which the renowned European coffee tradition all began. Our goal is to source, roast and craft the finest coffees from outstanding coffee farms around the world.

Where there is coffee, there are people.

We travel to origin countries at least twice a year with the aim of creating transparency and traceability. There are people and stories behind every coffee we roast and serve you in a cup.

We see the work with coffee as a valuable handcraft. Every single step of the process is taken pretty seriously. We go beyond fairtrade by rewarding coffee farmers for their efforts in planting, harvesting and processing exceptional coffees. Therefore, with our focus on quality and sustainability, we pay up 3-5 times higher than the market or fairtrade prices. But CoffeePirates is more than a roastery and speciality coffeeshop. After all these years we are already an institution for the 9th district and the university nearby, and a modern translation of the traditional Viennese...

CoffeePirates is a true gem in Vienna’s specialty coffee scene. Unlike the traditional historic cafés, this place offers a modern, relaxed, and creative vibe that makes it perfect for coffee lovers looking for something unique. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, with plenty of seating and a laid-back energy that invites you to stay longer. The baristas are highly skilled and passionate, and they prepare each cup with precision and care. Their espresso is rich and full-bodied, while the filter coffee brings out delicate flavors that reflect the quality of the beans they use. CoffeePirates also offers a great selection of pastries and light snacks, making it a wonderful spot for breakfast or an afternoon break. Whether you are a coffee connoisseur or just someone who enjoys a perfectly brewed cup, this café is an absolute...

What a wonderful place. The staff is tremendously friendly (you'll be hard pressed to find any place in Vienna to match their level of friendliness), the seating comfortable and interior design fantastic (albeit some couches could use new upholstery - or leather on top of the worn old one). I don't drink coffee, so it's important for me what food or juice a coffee shop has. And I absolutely love their toasted bread with brie/apple or mozarella/tomato. People are pretty young and hip on average, although there is a fair share of older and/or alternative people as well. The only real downside about this is that I'm usually busy during their opening hours. But I of course don't blame them if it doesn't make sense financially to extend the opening hours into...