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Sunday Inspiration: Looking for the perfect café.

von Marie-Charlotte am June 30th 2013 Tags: café, Graz, Mutter-Kind-Café, Wien

This Sunday we are going on a mission. We start our search for the perfect Motter-child-Café. This hunt will bring us to places all over the world, from Germany and Switzerland over Sweden to the USA. What are we looking for?

We want to find cafés with a nice atmosphere, with enough space for children, with owners, staff and other guests who are glad to see children and don´t start to roll their eyes when they see mums with strollers walk in. We are looking for really good coffee, that helps every exhausted mum to finish the day and for the best cake.

Does anything like this really exist? It does! Great bloggers all over the world gave us hints. In the next weeks and months we are going to present cafés which are worth visiting.

Today we hear about Graz and Wien. The Austrian bloggers and mothers Daniela and Martina from “Die kleine Botin” tell us where they like to go with their kids.

Café Kawango in Graz 

I was looking for: Café – shop – art…. a place which is nice for children and which has great food – many wishes, I know, but they come true in Kawango.

There is enough space for the small guests with a children’s play area and when the weather is fine, the kids can also play outside. Besides they have homemade cakes and live-concerts, great breakfast and lunch. This is really a must-go in Graz.

Martina and her son at home in Graz.

Himmelblau in Wien

The café is nicely done up in pastel colours – you seem to come to someones living room. It really invites to stay there. You can have breakfast until 3 o´ clock and different kinds of offee and tea. If you like to, just choose a piece of the freshly baked cakes and tortes.

There is enough space for the stroller, the childrens food you bring with you from home is warmed up  and there are no smokers!

In the summer months you can sit outside and right next to the café is a small, but very nice playground where the kids can have fun.

Daniela and her daughter.