Avoid this club at all costs. We first spent €168 for a table and a bottle of vodka, only to get…read morethrown out 40 minutes later. My phone was still in the club and i was leaving the country the next day, but the bouncers refused me to go back and get it, and proceeded to push me and hit my friend. Ended up going back to my country without my phone..

This disco and club has been famous for decades and has been refurbished a few years ago. Still it…read moreis full of students and teenagers on a Tuesday night and on weekends and there are huge queues waiting to be let it. During the week they also have other events, but the themed club nights are definitely the best.

My 1100th review goes to the goth club Cabaret Fledermaus!…read more Turns out Cabaret Fledermaus was very easy to find, right by St Stephen's Cathedral! It's in a very busy tourist area, and a lot of people were out and about late at night, so I felt very safe walking around here. Service is AMAZING. They let me in free of charge, telling me there was no cover charge tonight. The bartender was so sweet to me, she got me a glass of Green Fairy absinthe, and let me take a photo of the bottle. A guy approached me and asked me if he could get me a drink, which was very nice of him. He first asked in German, and when I told him I speak English, he switched to English. I politely declined, telling him I already had a drink. I had SO MUCH fun dancing too goth music (quite a handful of VNV), and especially enjoyed a remix of The Cure's "Love Song," a remix of Depeche Mode's "Enjoy the Silence," and a remix of NIN's "Head Like a Whole." Danced my way to my Fitbit calorie goal of 2100 before I headed back to my hotel room to rest up for another day of exploring Vienna!

We went on a Wednesday night, it was quite empty but we actually enjoyed it that way. It was free…read moreentrance plus we get one free shot. Had a lot of space to dance around. Very good music. Cheap drinks, recommend this to anyone who's into decades music.

i was last night there . For my surprise the security chef of the club is in my opinion a racist…read more we were in line to get in and he wouldn't let us in because according to him we were 5 men alone. the line was full of men alone and in groups. in order for him to let us in, one of my group paid the security guard secretly to let us through. the thing is that he wouldn't let us in because we were 3 black people and one of Arab ethnicity. after entering i dedicated myself to observing who was entering. well all the men in line entered without problems but of course they were all white. that club is a disgrace today I felt discriminated against and treated like a second-class person because of my skin color. of course I will never go there again a place like that will not receive a cent from my wallet. If you are not white or are not welcome there

My niece asked me if she could have a bachelorette party since she is getting married in March. I…read moresaid "Let's go to Vienna because they have the friendliest people there," Everything is going well until we went to Sass Club. We got our first round of drinks and sat by the bar. Loud music and lots of people(very crowded).. and lots of friendly people. Then a guy was behind us and wanting to order drinks and tells me he was from South Africa...so I said, of wow! We were thinking of going to South Africa this year. He then said "if a dark skinned person was visiting South Africa people would think you are a slave."'I asked him if he thinks I am dark skinned and he said yes. I yelled at him and I said I am not a slave. Sass Bartender named Patrick (with a pony tail) came to me and told me to keep it down because they won't tolerate us being loud. I raised my voice to tell the the guy I am not a slave. Patrick took his side not mine.

I was here twice during my stay in Vienna. The first time was pretty early during happy hour and I…read morewas the only one in there. I had just arrived in the city and wanted a beer nearby. The bartender was really friendly and was a good source of information for the city. The 2nd time I stopped by was on a Monday night. For a Monday night it had a pretty good crowd there. Of course they were mostly very young. After a few beers I took off as I felt a bit old for the crowd there. I can see this place being very popular for someone in the right age group.

Extremely toxic and manipulative conduct by some of the"employees". Have been always a correct…read morecustomer, with zero track record of troublemaking here or elsewhere. After what happened on Friday, I am disgusted by the behaviour of some of the staff. A woman stumbled and dropped her drinks while I was literally around four metres behind the spot. Zero chance of any physical contact from me. One of the external Staff who works for the sister venue "Let's be frank" was somehow quick to claim that they were "sure" I had done it. In reality what just happened is that, the woman had told them that I caused the drinks to drop. Without having been there physically, this Let's be frank employee came on to me, aggressively told me that "everyone has seen that you caused the drinks to drop". I multiply denied that and yet she tried gaslighted me for "contradictory statement", while I was standing my ground and repeatedly sayingI had not been involved in the drink incident, the accusation suddenly escalated into "don't touch me". This female staff , who as said works at the sister restaurant Let's Be Frank, then brought me outside to the bouncer. A completely minor incident of a fallen drink had suddenly been augmented with an allegation of inappropriate physical contact. Other staff eventually came outside, the situation was de-escalated, confirmed it was not me, and most importantly, the very staff who accused me of inappropriate touch apologised to me. Yet later her friend, who also apparently works at Let's Be Frank, approached me. She insulted my attire and called me names. I told her not to continue behaving this way and that she would be held accountable for her conduct. She then went around talking about me to others and repeating the allegation. At that point I lost my cool and raised my voice because I was genuinely and deeply offended. A third Travel Shack employee, then blindly joined the situation and repeated the same accusations. So let me get this chronology straight: the woman I supposedly touched apologised to me, her friend later propagated the accusation, and another employee then repeated it as though repetition somehow turns an allegation into a fact. At that point, I had understood enough. My impression is that some of these employees treat customers as disposable people who can simply be labelled and accused however they please. Perhaps they think they work at a crappy place and therefore assume the customers must be crappy people too. I genuinely wonder what this behaviour says about how they see themselves. I was so disturbed by the accusation that I walked to a police station at 3 a.m. The officer ultimately advised me not to "break my head over it" and explained that the legal route in such a situation is complicated. That does not make the conduct acceptable. It only shows how easily people can make serious accusations while leaving the person on the receiving end to deal with the consequences. And unfortunately, this was not my first disturbing experience with staff there. On a previous occasion, another employee joined a guest who I later figured out to be a former employee, against me in a similarly hostile situation. When he apparently realised that the situation had gone too far, he came to me and effectively threatened me with a ban if I "snitched to the owner". It is absurd how far some people are willing to cross another person's boundaries while apparently believing that they themselves will never be held accountable. I have directly contacted the owner and management. But contacting management privately is not a free ticket for the staff involved to cover themselves and make the experience disappear and I believe it says something deeply troubling about the staff culture. For anyone who is not willing to put their reputation on the line unnecessarily, I strongly suggest to steer clear. You won't know when and how things hit you. The owner seriously needs to reassess who is working for this business and what image these employees project to customers. Disgusting

Lutz- Bar on the first floor- yes. Lutz club- underground…read morenot so much-- stange public, no dresscode- come in a sports cloth if you like..prullete :)

nice club, enjoyable atmosphere. 3 different floors, 1 of them with dancefloor. music was not bad,…read morebut not that good either. I got the impression that there were mostly gay men and few lesbians. anyways, lovely place to party

Every neighborhood should have a cool dive bar and late-night spot. Well Celeste fills that bill…read morefor me. It's only a few minutes walk from my apartment and is a very good place to meet up with friends late at night, hear some music and grab a few beers. Chill is the key word here and if you can leave your 'uptight' behind then I think you will enjoy the anarchistic setting. This is also a popular place for such diverse activities as a jazz jam or to hold your birthday party...especially downstairs in the keller. The revolution may not start in Celeste, but it sure doesn't end here!

Celest is a great place to have a party - one of my friends rented the whole cellar - i wa just…read moregreat for partying!!! Enough space, a whole dance floor, a nice bar with a cute bartender AND she could se up an own buffet. I am not sure, but she had to claim for at least 500€ minimum consumption, but with a bunch of guests this was easy to reach. the place offered space for sitting, chatting and eating and dacing.... the toiletts are upstairs, you have to pass by rooms full of art, which is also quiet interessting.

This former electrician's shop on Mariahilfer Strasse has become a popular meeting place for…read moreviennese hipsters and alike. Minimalist furnishings, enjoyable music and affordable beer makes this quaint little place a gem to visit.