Bar with a great theme and very cozy even when packed with people. It's been renovated in the last…read morecouple of years, new toilets, new air conditioner system in the whole bar and some smaller stuff! Also, superb location and drinks are cheap!

This is a dive bar. The bartender was very cool and the vibe is was as great... music awesome. If…read moreyou are tired of hip BS bars come here, but don't expect to order in English.

A real "locals" bar. 1950s speakeasy feel to the entrance…read morebut once inside you are welcomed by very friendly staff and a great atmosphere. Wall projected pictures and 60s style hanging speakers abound in this very funky bar/chill out lounge. Large bar and ample space to sit, including cinema style seating along one wall. Not too pricey and a good "before club" or "after party" spot.

Donau is located on a side street and has no sign indicating its presence; a friend and I walked…read morepast it at first while we were looking for it but quickly realized the door in the wall led to a dark (but creatively lit) space pulsing with chill beats. We got there super early (around 9PM), and the place was empty--as one expected on a Friday evening that early. To our surprise, and to our wallet's delight, 9-10Pm was happy hour that night; cocktails were 1/2 off. We both ordered long islands; usually I can't taste the alcohol in a long island, but the bartender had fixed us up with a generous amount of alcohol. Our bartender was dressed in head to toe black, including black skinny jeans, with a mop of shaggy dark hair; he floated around the bar looking more the part of a tortured artist than a bar tender, but he did fit the grungy-in-a-hip-way atmosphere. By midnight, the place was pretty packed with people. Groups of friends sat along the walls in faded yellow movie theater seats, around the bar in the center of the bar, and stood in clumps, chatting with heads cocked sideways and a drink in hand once all the seating areas had filled up. I didn't get the sense that this is a bar that gets raucous or overly crazy; the crowd was tame even when the bar filled up--this was in stark contrast to the bars we visited in Budapest. The music was good, but nothing too special. There were a few cool trap tracks dropped; luckily no dupstep or pop. Nothing really memorable though. Donau would definitely be a place to frequent if I lived in Vienna! Definitely check it out if you're in the city.

After a long of night of living it up and experiencing life. Me and my crew decided to look…read moresomewhere for yummy bites and coffee. The incredible ambience immediately brightened my mood and the food and drinks just made it even better. My quiche was full of flavors my tongue has never experienced, but the mix of that, my donut, and my coffee instantly cleared my headache, and brought my smile back to face. Danke Adlerhof

Drinks are overpriced, even for a city with a lot of tourists. €13,50 for a mixed drink of only 60…read morecl (2 oz. UK/US). Fun to sit outside but not worth it for the price.

2 o'clock in the morning and you still need a couple of cold ones to hammer your brain into…read moreoblivion. "Zipp!!!!!!" When you enter the bar, it's like in the movie backdraft, where the guy opens the door and a exploding fireball blasts into his face. Entering Zipp is a similar experience though, instead of the explosion, there is loud rock music and drunken singing, and instead of the fireball, an accumulation of smoke from a 1000 cigarrettes blasts into your face, instantly making you, your hair and clothes down to your underwear(no matter how many layers you wear) smell like cigarrettes, vomit and alcohol. If you think, drunk singing, getting drunk, heavy smoking, drunk dancing in close quarters and drunk conversation is not enough for a bar... there is also a "recreational" option... The Bar tenders and even sometimes the DJ are often quite open to a challenge of "dice poker" where the loser, you guessed it, has to pay for a vodkashot round, for all participants. Or you can try to play foosball against some really skillfull players.. where, if you lose without scoring at least once, have to invite the enemy team to a drink. Btw... one of the few bars, which serve the vodkashots icecold in a frozen shotglass. A fun and weird place to be... where time itself stumbles into the toilet to throw up.

I don't think I will be back. The place is too shabby and the bartender seemed to be too…read morepreoccupied with his friends who had come over - I felt like he was annoyed whenever someone made an order. There are many other good places in the neighbourhood, go there and not to Zipp!

Place is 5 star all day every way. Dive bar great music playing cash only. Their rules I respect…read moreit.

So fun. Great tunes. Great dive bar in Vienna. Your friend can be passed and still get served a…read moredouble rose.

If you don't go here, you suck…read more Unpretentious dive bar. Cool ass people. Classic American Metal. Dart board. Cold beer. Walked in and they were playing Metallica on the radio and Alien vs Predator on the TV. In Vienna. Fucking rad.

Loved this place. My friend and I came here to grab drinks after a long day of exploring the city…read more It's a very chill environment and great place to hangout with friends. There's WiFi if you need it. The venue is medium sized. We just grabbed a table and the waiter came over with a couple of menus. Would definitely make it a go-to spot ifi l lived in the area. Credit cards are accepted over 10 euros.

Easily the most legitimate bespoke cocktail spot during our trip to Vienna. Not to mention, one of…read morethe more unique names, and a good homage to Bob Dylan. The place is situated more like a café than a cocktail bar, but it allowed the seating to be a lot more accommodating to larger groups. The only problem was temperature control, as it was incredibly warm, with no air conditioning and only a large fan at the door. The drinks were refreshing enough, but not quite enough to beat the heat. The cocktails themselves weren't terribly unique, but they did use great ingredients, and all the flavors were very well-balanced. I got my usual old-fashioned, and tried the Moscow Mule and espresso martini. I really enjoyed the old-fashioned, and the espresso martini was very tasty. The service was very attentive, and were very quick about getting us our drinks. The prices were pretty expensive for the area at about 10 Euros each, but as they were strong and well-made, it wasn't too much of a problem. Considering that many of the bars in Vienna only served things like Long Island Iced Teas and random, hackneyed mixed drinks, it was a welcome sight. Likely the best cocktail bar in the area that isn't crowded to the brim. There were plenty of other bars nearby, but none had the repertoire and laidback atmosphere. You should definitely come here if you're looking for a good, bespoke cocktail. The best is always yet to come.