Vienna, Austria: Café Demel - Rick Steves’ Europe Travel Guide - Travel Bite

More info about travel to Vienna: www.ricksteves.com/europe/aust... This video takes us through Café Demel, showcasing the desserts Vienna is famous for: schnitzel, strudel, and Sacher-Torte. #ricksteveseurope #ricksteves #vienna
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[@kaiax4110]

1:26 its not lemon sauce its simply melted butter

[@sahim68]

ci sono stato anche io... è un posto meraviglioso!! superfluo parlare dei dolci...IL TOP!!! Bellissimo vedere anche la preparazione dei dolci

[@365documentaries]

Yum your making us hungry! Another great video :)

[@n11743]

It's wonderful! Yes, it is a little dry but great...

[@luvperu1]

will have to visit...

[@carolasvensson8382]

Café Demel and Hotel Sacher have been fighting who of the two was first to serve the famous Sacher torte, the cake of cakes.

[@ingridstanko6886]

We have a similar fight between two restaurants in my home state of Minnesota concerning Juicy Lucies.

[@2929geo]

Great video. But when you say that they use filo to make the turkish baklava, it seems that you do not know that "filo" is a greek word and baklava is a traditional sweet in Greece and Turkey.If baklava was a turkish sweet, not greek, then they wouldn't use a greek "word" for the recipe, but a turkish one.

[@jesusgamboa9899]

Does anybody know the name of the waltz that begins at 0:14? Thanks!

[@tzkelley]

Was the cake as dry as it looked?

[@islandbee]

tzkelley That's exactly what I was thinking.

[@AlexP-jz9sg]

It is pretty dry but it's forking good with some whipped cream.

[@diekeksdose2010]

"Apples are from Germany"? We have apple trees in Austria too..

[@markb9880]

In 5 minutes, i would be in a sugar coma! :p

[@lougehrig9787]

Nobody does sweets and desserts like the Austrians and Germans

[@andyayala9119]

If you go to these coffeehouses all you see now a days are social media addicts taking pictures of cakes, coffee, and the toilet.