Simply an amazing experience. The staff is extremely nice and friendly, service is flawless and the setting is cozy, inviting and altogether very relaxed. Garden offers a refuge from the busyness of the city and provides a quiet atmosphere for morning coffee or afternoon brunch. Very good, honest food and great coffee. I would recommend the Fotter chilli bowl or the avocado bowl.

Lovely cafe to have a breakfast/ brunch - the food is good, as well as coffee. The atmosphere is relaxing, a lot of cute things inside. Though, the place is a bit pricey and it’s almost impossible to be seated without a reservation, even on Monday morning.

Location: there's a bus stop nearby called Attemsgasse. Therefore it's right in the university neighborhood. Café: there are several rooms, so although they can host a lot of guests, you are still separate from each other and it doesn't get to loud. They also have a garden. Staff: friendly and efficient Menu: breakfast was good. I can recommend the Salmon Croissant. Also their bacon was one of the bests I had in Graz. Bathroom: very clean.

A lovely café with it's own character, a very cosy atmosphere, a beautiful rose garden during the warm months and very nice staff. I used to like coming here for breakfast on Saturdays every now and then, but last time I came they had unfortunately changed their menu. Instead of the normal menu you can now only order a €21 multi course breakfast. There are different options for what you get in that, but otherwise you can only order individual drinks, like coffee or tea - the previous, individual and smaller items are now off the menu. I wouldn't mind the price for a special breakfast or brunch with friends, but for me and actually half of our group, this menu was just too much, so half of us were unpleasantly surprised by the change and had just tea/coffee without food and we probably won't be back on weekends under these conditions. The service was also very slow last time (both for checking up if anyone wanted something else and for bringing out the food), but they were as friendly and welcoming as always.

Breakfast at this place is always very good. For me without any doubt one of the best breakfast in Graz. The garden area is just amazing.

Lovely place, helpful staff. Don't miss it if you are around. They have beautiful garden but reservation is recommended.

The place is very cute and cosy. The food is amazing - a ton of super delicious and healthy options to choose from! Perfect for breakfast brunch and lunch! Also a nice place for a drink and chat with friends!

Great breakfast selection, lovely decorated! During spring and summer the rose garden is definetly a must-see! Would recommend to make a reservation in advance!

The staff are caring and supportive They are very nice What I also liked they provide tap water without adding extra costs which is nice. Their food was nice and I liked the atmosphere They have also a nice garden I'm general I liked the experience and wanted tos agre and support nice staff and their service

Really a pearl! It was so nice to find this place and experience the backyard. It was nera to magical. If you got a chance to try it, just don't think about it - do it!

Perfect little breakfast/brunch cafe. We enjoyed a shaded spot in the Rose garden outside and a wonderful farm to table breakfast.

Lovely cafe with delicious breakfast and service with a smile :)

The place, without a doubt, is charming and the food, from what I could tell, looked decent. However, one of their staff members was unreasonable and gratuitously rude. So, basically, this is what had happened. We were refused seating when there were quite a few unreserved seats. Further, a couple who didn’t have a reservation (like us) and who were behind us in the queue decided to walk past us and were given priority while we were denied seating. And when we asked one of the staff members, why we couldn’t get a seat even though we were first in line, he started insulting us in front of his other customers. We remained polite and respectful the whole time but this encounter definitely left us in shock. As an expat mother, an experience like this can affect you very deeply and change your perception of a place. In the end, we stood at the door step and ate a cake as I had promised my little boy some sweets.