ULRICH
Vienna
4.5
5,529 reviews
Restaurants
Drop by on a weekday morning for a relaxed outdoor breakfast — order the “Wake-Up” vegan plate and enjoy the sunshine in the square before the crowds arrive.
Ulrich is a neighbourhood favourite in Vienna’s 7th district, known for its relaxed vibe, great brunch, and all-day menu that blends international and Austrian flavours. Mornings start with rich coffee, fresh bread, and standout dishes like the vegan “Wake-Up” plate. Later in the day, try their crisp tarte flambée or colourful salads, best enjoyed with a glass of wine on the sunny terrace.
Inside, it’s stylish yet cozy, with wood and brick details that make it feel welcoming year-round. Prices are fair, the staff are warm, and the menu changes seasonally, so there’s always something new to try. Whether you’re popping in for a quick coffee or lingering over dinner with friends, Ulrich nails the balance of comfort and quality.
Inside, it’s stylish yet cozy, with wood and brick details that make it feel welcoming year-round. Prices are fair, the staff are warm, and the menu changes seasonally, so there’s always something new to try. Whether you’re popping in for a quick coffee or lingering over dinner with friends, Ulrich nails the balance of comfort and quality.
Frequently Asked Questions
Reservations are a good idea for weekend brunch or dinner, but they also accept walk-ins.
Monday to Friday from 07:30 to 01:00, weekends and holidays from 09:00 to 01:00.
Yes, the terrace is popular in good weather and offers great views of the square.
Yes, including a full vegan breakfast plate and other plant-based options.
Yes, brunch begins at 9 am on weekends and public holidays.
Mains average around €15. A dinner for two with drinks is usually under €40.
Yes — expect a curated drinks list with cocktails, wines, beers, and lemonades.
Modern international cuisine with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients.
Yes, it's casual and welcoming, especially during breakfast and brunch hours.
St. Ulrichsplatz 1 in Vienna’s 7th district, right by the Baroque Ulrichskirche.
