Eis Greissler
- The file
- The practical details Claire checked before this went into the index.
- Where
- Multiple locations, Vienna (check website for current addresses)
- Price
- €3–6 per scoop
Eis Greissler is a handmade ice cream shop with multiple locations across Vienna — the original on Neubaugasse in the 7th is worth the detour. They make gelato from fresh organic milk from their own cows, which means the flavors taste like themselves: Alpine caramel, Zotter chocolate, goat cheese, seasonal fruit. The Sachertorte ice cream is a specifically Viennese touch. Open April through September, roughly 11h–22h depending on the location. €3–6 per scoop. The ritual of a proper ice cream break is part of the point.
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