Super cute place with great views of the city. We didn't get to stay long as we got there not long…read morebefore closing time (I believe closing at 10 pm on a Saturday night). They have some signature drinks as well as a full bar. I recommend to go early, probably best to go for the sunset.

Atmosphere Rooftop Bar has one of the best views of historic Vienna. Situated up a flight of stairs…read morefrom the 7th floor of the Ritz Carlton you'll find a spot that is great for afternoon spritz, light snacks or a much needed cocktail. The views are to die for, absolutely breathtaking 360 of many sights that you typically can't view from this vantage point. Cocktails are mid range price commensurate with Ritz Carlton level of service. Wait staff is younger so there is a hip vibe. For my taste there is too much smoking allowed in public outdoor spaces, this being one of those spaces. Of course it depends on who is sitting adjacent to you, but it is annoying. It is a smallish area but there's is a good number of tables, some with umbrellas, which comes in handy when it's sunny. It is worth seeing and experiencing, noting there are a handful of roof top options.

Love love love Aurora! The best drinks, the best vibe. The staff is amazing and the drinks are…read morestrong! Definitely recommend if you haven't been

Super hard to get into, was very busy when I was there. Impossible to sit somewhere without cig…read moresmoke all around or in your face. They have a large cocktail selection which was enjoyable and the craftsmanship on the cocktail was good. I prefer a different environment with less smoke.

As a big of fan of architecture/design and alcohol, I made a point to visit the Loos Bar when a…read morefriend and I visited Vienna a few weeks ago. The Loos Bar was designed by famous Viennese architect and design Adolf Loos in 1908. It's 290 square feet of onyx, marble, and mahogany. It really is an incredible space. (They do have outdoor seating but if it's your first visit to the Loos Bar, you want to sit inside - it's part of the experience.) It's a cocktail bar, so my friend and I each ordered a cocktail according to our preferences from the menu - which is huge. My friend had a cocktail made with mezcal, and I had the Adolf Loos Spritzer (champagne, soda, strawberries, and mint). We both enjoyed our cocktails. Mine was exactly what I wanted on a warm afternoon day - refreshing and light. We went in the early afternoon, because I worried that this tiny little bar would get packed if we went at a more traditional hour for cocktails. It was pretty empty when we arrived and sat inside. So that's what's great about the Loos Bar - the design, the style, the drinks, the history. What's not so great? The service wasn't great, pretty unfriendly/unwelcoming (our bartender seemed almost offended we'd bothered him by ordering a drink). And they have a dress code - no flip flops, backpacks, or shorts (although "elegant shorts are welcome outdoors"). The dress code is reasonable, I suppose, and I probably wouldn't have minded if it weren't for the poor service. Despite this bad service, I can't give the Loos Bar any less than four stars, because it was one of the coolest bars I've ever visited: an amazing, historic space and some great cocktails, too.

Best Cocktail Concepts Ever! I stayed at the Ritz in Vienna during a month-long trip to Europe and…read moreD-Bar was one of the highlights of my visit. Their cocktail menu is unbelievably creative. I have never seen anything that compares and I am a well-traveled individual. If you visit Vienna, you absolutely need to visit here.

A fantastic bar in Vienna, all due to the impeccable service. They'll provide the expertise to get…read morejust the right spirit for your craft cocktail. Stephan and Christoph are seriously the best bar tenders I've ever encountered - personable, entertaining, and great senses of humor. They are actually the best part of staying at the Ritz- I even went to the bar 3 nights in a row. They made it a point to remember preferences and embodied hospitality. You won't be disappointed paying them a visit! And if you have a hankering for dessert, don't miss out on the cheesecake as it is phenomenal!

Exquisite. I would have guessed a bar with so much blue decor might look tacky, but nope! It is…read moretruly magical here. Aside from the well-crafted drinks, the service here is impeccable. The bar is part of a hotel so they warmly welcomed people dressed more casually, but the servers here treated everyone like VIPs. I was pretty tired from jet lag so could only stick around for one drink, but what an experience that one drink was! If you'd like an elegant bar to grab some unique cocktails, then definitely make a stop here.

I mean, you have to do something at Hotel Sacher when you're in Vienna. And this tiny little…read moreintimate bar room is very fun. Maybe 4-5 tables total, it can be hard to get a seat, but you feel super Euro classy (or at least I did) when you're here. Drink prices are high, but it's a hotel bar at a very fancy hotel - maybe the only hotel that I think would give my Hotel Imperial a run for it's fancy money. They have an extensive cocktail list, plus all the usual suspects, this is one of those bars where you can basically get anything you want. Service is excellent, given the small audience. Very attentive, very knowledgeable, and the night we were there, very personable. He even gave us all Hotel Sacher pens, although I can't remember what prompted that...but I definitely still have mine. I feel like this should be a bit of a checklist item. Go see a concert or an opera, and stop back here for a coffee/cocktail and some Sachertorte.

Man, hard to believe that this is Austria! Best cocktails, best service, best sound system, stylish…read moremusic, and very very merry. What more could you want?! A night to never forget. Great stand up bar with booth seating, everything brand spanking new. Enjoy!

From the owner: Stadtbar is a new cocktail bar in the heart of Vienna. Located in between the famous opera, the…read moreAlbertina museum and the beautiful Burggarten, Stadtbar combines tradition and modernity. A wide veriety of cocktails offers the right drink for every taste.

Cool spot with a great vibe and quick service. They also have smaller private areas to sit with…read moreyour group.

When the bartender at a 5-star hotel refers you to another bar, you know that it must be something…read morespecial. That's how I came upon Nightfly's. While staying at the Le Meridien, I wandered into the hotel's bar and asked for a Sazerac, and the bartender got a wistful look and smile and said that he didn't have all the makings of it, but he knew where I could go to find a true cocktail lounge. I wandered in on a cold and rainy night, and sat down at the bar. I asked the bartender if he had absinthe for a Sazerac, and told him about Silver Bar and Keita. He had a chuckle, and said that he knew Keita and respected his opinion, but that he made all the classics. As there were only a few other patrons, we had a chance to speak at length, and I soon learned that the bartender was actually Gerhard, the owner. For nearly 24 years, Gerhard has run this small temple to mixology, and he has stocked it with the finest of what the world has to offer. In particular the rums and whisk(e)ys span the world and the decades, with vintages I've never seen before (like a 25-year old Edmund Dantes Havana Club). In terms of variety, Nightfly's is maybe second only to The Brandy Library in New York City, but in a much more intimate environment. The space is dark and feels like you're walking into someone's den or study. The bar itself is underground, and the staircase leading you in is lined with boxes and bottles of glorious spirits that have been enjoyed by prior guests. The main seating area will be right in front of you, with small tables perfect for couples or small groups. To the right is the small bar, with room enough for 6 or so, and just past the bar is a sealed non-smoking room. Yup - Nightfly's is smoker-friendly, and you can either bring your own cigarettes, cigars, vape, or select from Gerhard's great stock of cigars for sale. If you sit at the bar, you can enjoy both Gerhard's company as well as watch the man at work. Each drink is made precisely, and will be mixed while the glass in which it is served is cooled down with ice cubes that are carefully drained so that you're never getting excess water in your cocktail. After each drink is made, Gerhard hands his tools off to his talented apprentice, who serves as both waiter in the main room as well as barback. Each shaker, blender, and stirrer is cleaned within minutes of being used behind the bar, and prepared for the next round. It's fast, efficient, and a marvel to watch. In my few days in Vienna, I managed to make it here twice regretting only that it could not be more. If you only have one evening for a well-made cocktail or top-shelf whisk(e)y or rum, Nightfly's is where you should go. If you actually live in Vienna, well then I can only congratulate you for being so fortunate as to come here whenever you wish. I wish Gerhard many more years behind the bar, and look forward to enjoying his craft again next time I'm in Vienna.

Great cocktails, fantastic bartenders with a great knowledge of rare gins. A little pricey, but…read morehey, you're in the center of Vienna!

They served us nachos with uncooked steak. Everything was pretty blah and bland. Service was very…read moreslow. Drinks were ok.

Rude and dismissive servers, even to a handicapped woman with obvious trouble getting around…read more Asked for a mocktail and tea to take-away and the waiter snorted "we do not DO take away" as though pseudo-Mexican cuisine an Ocean away from Mexico is somehow "too good" to sell 12EU of beverage for take away. The popularity of this place seems mostly derived by smokers on the patio who've never had real Mexican food.