Vienna Coffeehouses

A Grosser Brauner would probably do the trick (and what I usually order).
http://www.visitingvienna.com/eatingdrinking/food/coffee-glossary

This question is not one for the first time.

Emily has answered quite well previously.

Go to https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/austria/best-pastry-in-vienna

Go to the 12th post down. See if that helps you.

Latte means milk. Milk in German is Milch.

If you want an American style latte you had better ask for a Caffé Latte.

Or do as suggested above and order a Brauner.

And this, from the Julius Meinl website:

https://www.meinlcoffee.com/coffee/recipes/vienna-classics/

EDIT: I see Emily has also posted the Meinl website link, in the thread Nigel refers to above. It’s 8’th from the bottom.

Emily had posted this:
https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/austria/best-coffee-in-vienna-some-suggestions

Caffé Latte as well as American Coffee are served in Vienna due to the demand created by tourists, it is not something traditional.

A short overview of some - by far not all - variants of coffee served in Vienna:
https://www.landtmann.at/en/food-beverages/coffee-specialities.html

You want to order a melange. Don’t order a latte. Overall, you go to a Viennese coffeehouse for the ambiance, not the coffee. Waiters will be rude, so be pleasantly surprised if they are not. Viennese make an afternoon out of a coffeehouse visit, so don’t drink and dash.

Cafe Cent - I think you mean Central? Very touristy but an amazing cake display. Not worth waiting in line for.
Cafe Fraunhuber - Pretty good choice for authenticity. I think you mean Frauenhuber?
Cafe Sacher - Cafe Sacher is tourist central and Sachertorte isn’t good, in my opinion.
Cafe Gerstner - good strudel
Cafe Hawelka - coffee only, good ambiance.
Cafe Jelinek - never been
Cafe Alt Wein - Wein = wine; Wien = Vienna; never been
Cafe Sperl - good choice
Cafe Imperial - never been
Cafe Landtmann - good choice; good strudel
Cafe Diglas - great for cakes
Cafe Hummel - never been

Check out these links - https://www.viennawurstelstand.com/guide/10-coffeehouses-that-have-inspired-viennas-greatest-artists-and-writers/

https://www.viennawurstelstand.com/guide/viennas-forgotten-coffeehouses-8-of-the-best-lesser-known-coffeehouses-where-the-locals-go/

https://www.viennawurstelstand.com/guide/10-cosy-cafes-perfect-for-chilly-autumn-days-in-vienna/

And most importantly, what you should know -

https://www.viennawurstelstand.com/article/ten-things-you-should-know-about-viennese-coffeehouses/

Thank you all for the great feedback and info. I am getting a much better picture of my options.