What a great place! We came here for a work dinner and had the absolute best time...While I'm not…read morethe greatest fan of meat fondue, the experience itself was really memorable, and if I came back to Kitzbuhel I'd definitely come back for a quick bite to eat! What was really nice was that we were allowed to make music requests to the staff, and this helped make it such a fun night :)

The bar is cosy with good beers and a very welcoming atmosphere - come here on Tuesday nights to…read moreenjoy the weekly jam seesions! It is also very nice to come here for a beer before jazz concerts in the hall next to the bar - these concerts are of course what Jazzit is famous for!

pop in here for the spiff decor in the back room. i marveled at how authentic the walls looked, to…read morehave my companion laughingly inform me that i was touching the mountain part of the town is built up into. i consider that worth the price of admission, so i'll bump this to a 3. barring that, however, my experience was: when we first walked in: bitchy, stuck-up bartendresses, who took forever to serve us overpriced drinks, despite no crowd competing for their attention. when we walked into the back: the BO from the few dancing (and, er, partying..?) revelers punched us in our faces when we pushed open the glass door. not the usual musky smell; someone might have been slowly dying. it was probably just one off dude (hopefully your results vary..), and we might've adjusted, but a few guys attempted the ol hump from behind, too. it was all very Night at The Roxbury, without the irony.

Went here on a Tuesday night--Reggae night. Apparently Soda Club, along with another place called…read moreRepublic, are the main night life spots that isn't just a bar. Tiny tiny club, and wasn't super packed at all (At first I figured it was because it was a Tuesday, but then I noticed the bar next door was slam packed). There is a separate dance area in the back that has its own bar. The walls had this cool, raw texture--like it was cave and there were these psychadelic string lights attached to the ceiling. It was a really chill experience compared to clubbing in LA--way less rude people in Austria.