Cafe Sluka

CAFE SLUKA

The Sluka on Rathausplatz has been an institution since 1891, when it became the k.u.k. Court supplier of confectionery goods. Since 2017, the cafe-pastry shop has a second location on Kärntnerstraße in the Inner City, which stands out for its chic style.

But even in imperial and royal times the café was famous for its traditional confectionery. times, the café was famous for its traditional confectionery art. Quickly after its opening, the Sluka on Rathausplatz developed into a cult café. This includes the daily fresh offer of homemade cakes and pies. And they can be seen and tasted. Because in the Sluka one cultivates the high craftsmanship of the confectionery with special success. The café is also known for the excellent quality of its products.

For 125 years, the Sluka has been a treat for the eyes, mouth, body and soul. You are spoilt for choice between the legendary Sluka cake, the Dobosch cake and various homemade petits fours. In addition, the Sluka also offers a selection of savory treats and exquisite hot dishes.

The location on Rathausplatz has also always been a popular meeting place for fine Viennese society. The pretty little room with its classic Thonet chairs is reminiscent of a highly elegant salon in a princely palace. Even personalities such as Empress Elisabeth or Oskar Kokoschka have graced this café as regular guests. Today you will often find yourself in the company of politicians from the nearby parliament.

Location Kärntnerstraße:

True to its motto "Preserve the old, create the new," the Sluka presents itself on Kärntnerstraße. Here, one finds oneself in an opulent setting with generous vaults, stucco and roof glazing between graceful columns. Architectural details from the 1920s and sophisticated mirror constructions give the new branch of Sluka a glamorous atmosphere. There is an excellent lunch menu here, which changes weekly. The range of cakes on offer in the showcase also matches the high standards of Sluka on Rathausplatz.