Want to experience the delicacies of Vienna without any worries? To try the local menu without compromise? Step into Ohel Bakery and enjoy a selection of fresh pastries, desserts, dishes, and coffee in the best Viennese tradition. All food served is strictly kosher under the supervision of Rabbi Margulies.
The authentic Ohel shop is located on a small, quiet street in the heart of the Jewish Quarter, not far from the Hotel Stefanie, the Chabad House, and the “Lemehadrin” kosher supermarket. At “Ohel,” you’ll find a variety of especially delicious homemade foods. The place combines a bakery and patisserie with a pleasant café, offering the chance to try a kosher Viennese breakfast. In fact, this is the only place in Vienna where you can eat an authentic Viennese-style kosher breakfast.
In the bakery and patisserie, you can find the best pastries that Austrians love, such as Topfengolatsche, Schokoschnecke, Sachertorte, and of course, apple strudel, just like the ones served in Vienna’s historic coffee houses. All pastries are made on-site, with fresh-from-the-oven treats offered daily. Before Shabbat, you can buy fresh challah bread baked right there.
This is what the fresh and kosher pastries at Ohel Bakery look like
What can you find at “Ohel”?
- Viennese breakfast
- Sachertorte cake
- Apple strudel
- Fresh pastries
- Fresh sandwiches to-go
- Fine Viennese coffee from Alt Wien
- Soft drinks and freshly squeezed orange juice
- Fresh challah for Shabbat
- Authentic Shabbat foods – Cholent and Kugel
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If you want to eat kosher at your hotel, you can order your food in advance and simply come to pick it up.
Additional Essential Information for Your Visit
Kosher Certification: Strictly kosher under the supervision of Rabbi Margulies.
Opening Hours:
- Monday to Thursday: 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
- Friday: 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM
- Sunday: 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM
- Please note: The kitchen is only open until 2:00 PM.
Contact:
- Email: Info@ohel.at
- Phone: +43-1-214-5617
How to get there:
- From the Taborstrasse subway station: It’s about a 10-minute walk, or you can take tram line number 2 and get off at the Karmeliterplatz station, from which it’s a 2-minute walk.
- From the Schwedenplatz subway station: It’s about a 5-minute walk towards the Jewish Quarter.
Address: Lilienbrunngasse 18, 1020 Wien
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Read about Lemehadrin Supermarket – the oldest kosher supermarket in Vienna.
