Suche
Mein Konto
New café-bistro Bruno-e-Marrone brings Italian coffee enjoyment to Donaustadt
Discover the newly opened café “Bruno-e-Marrone” in Seestadt! Enjoy first-class, home-roasted Italian coffee and experience the perfect combination of tradition and modernity.
New café-bistro Bruno-e-Marrone brings Italian coffee enjoyment to Donaustadt
A new café-bistro is attracting attention: “Bruno-e-Marrone”, which has opened at Wangari-Maathai-Platz 3 in Seestadt, offers its guests a selection of “damn good” coffee, made from home-roasted beans. The cozy place not only promises excellent coffee enjoyment, but also a welcoming atmosphere for anyone looking for a break from everyday life.
The founders, Aramis Karyagdi and Julian Preusch-Spiegelfeld, created the café from a spontaneous idea. “We met through our children and that’s how the project came about,” says Karyagdi. Interestingly, the names “Bruno” and “Marrone” are fictional characters that reflect the different personalities of the founders. Karyagdi brings his gastronomic experience, while Preusch-Spiegelfeld is known as a passionate jazz musician.
Jazz and coffee culture
Preusch-Spiegelfeld's musical background could influence the atmosphere in the café. “We want Bruno-e-Marrone to become the third living room after work and home, where people can relax with good coffee and good music,” he explains. The café is located near Lake Aspernsee, a place that is ideal for relaxing afternoons.
The coffee preparation at “Bruno-e-Marrone” is based on traditional Italian coffee culture. Karyagdi emphasizes that only sustainable coffee beans are used to ensure that every sip is not only delicious but also ethically sourced. The beans are roasted by the founders themselves to bring in the individual tastes of the two characters and ensure that the coffee meets the high standards of the customers.
Future plans and opening times
The first few months after opening were promising, and the founders are confident that they can attract more residents of the 22nd district. “We have many ideas on how we can expand our offering, including planning to offer the coffee beans for sale,” explains Karyagdi.
For coffee lovers, “Bruno-e-Marrone” is open several days a week: Monday to Thursday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Friday and Saturday until 8 p.m. The café remains closed on Sundays. The two founders are looking forward to enriching the community with their unique coffee experience and invite people to try one of the best coffees in the city.