Do you know the old coffee shop "Havika" in Vienna?

Havika is a small place with only more than 20 square meters, but the beams and next door of the old house fill the space with tortuous, slightly sunken floors, dark wood panels that have not been repaired for decades, and hidden and comfortable corners everywhere. maybe you and your acquaintances have been sitting here all day without seeing each other.

Havika is full of voices all day long, and the air is full of noisy thoughts and the stimulation of caffeine. The old lady's coffee stove is still giving you acceleration, and all the thoughts are crashing into the narrow space. It is a mystery how many seats there are. Mr. Harvika said that there were more than 70 seats. Mrs. Havika said at least 90, and the store was full again. She made a small corner after doing it. As long as she likes you, she's not afraid there's no place to sit. If she doesn't like it, she'd better not even enter the door! In Harvey card, the elbow and shoulder of your next guest is often only two centimeters away!

Harveka Coffee Shop

Shop owner

Father Havica is 85 and Mrs. Havica is 82 (about 90 years old). In the past, Havika was open almost 24 hours a day, the old man worked the day shift, and the old lady mastered the situation at night. At 6: 00 in the morning, the couple met in the square halfway, explained the needs of the family store, and then broke up. Meet again in the square like this at six o'clock in the evening.

A legendary couple born to be cafe owners have lived around the strict center of life for more than 50 years: 6 Dahote Street.

The old lady is the last generation of "salon hostess" in Vienna, with outstanding silver hair. Standing upright until 02:30 at night, her glamour reminds you of how many coffee shoppers she must have fallen for when she was young.

Since "Havika" became famous, many people thought they knew the hostess very well and greeted them violently when they entered the door. in fact, when their real old friends came, most of them sat quietly in their accustomed seats, and the old lady would come and pat on the shoulder no matter how busy she was. if you talk in detail, you have to wait until you've finished the work at hand.

I would like to meet the elderly for a while, to avoid the day when there are too many outsiders. At that time, Mrs. Hou was apt to be grumpy and came at night. After 11:00, the old lady recognized you as a "havika" and would let you share a little regulars' treatment. Then her muffin Buchteln just came out of the oven, the room was full of fragrance, and the old guests were all alive, and the best part of Harvika's day really began. The time when this came out has not changed for decades.