Neat view with nice servers who spoke English. Was not the easiest to find a table and it's a bit…read moreconfusing between which are reserved and which are open for taking. The cocktails were tasty along with the wine.

By far the best cocktails my wife and I have had. Better than NYC, Savannah, Cleveland,London…read morePrague. We recommend the Dead Composer for an amazing pistachio drink. Super friendly staff. Great for English speakers. Just be kind, the bartenders deserves love.

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.

Great local bar if you don't need the tourists in the center of Vienna. I Was here alone but it…read morefelt like i was a part of the neighborhood, everybody was very welcoming.

From the owner: Top Party Location in 1150 Wien. Die Relax BOCS verbindet modernes Design mit Wiener Gemütlichkeit…read more Longdrinks - Cocktails - Shots - Bier - Happy Hour - Karaoke - Events

Chill cocktail bar that I recommend visiting. Huge selection of drinks, most of which are tasty…read morecocktails. The service was good too and the waiters were friendly. I recommend visiting Hammond Bar if you want to stop for a drink.

The Hammonds has a very broade range of drinks in its menu, you can choose between 500 drinks, 230…read moreof it are cocktails. It is dedicated to a older and more stylish audience. The cocktails (as far as i tested) are very good, you also get free nuts with your order. The furnishing reminds me a little bit of a brothel, but in a good way. Its very cuddly with dark red lounges for two an nice music.

What a cool spot to grab cocktails and catch up with old friends. That's exactly what I did while…read moretraveling through Vienna. Visually stunning, to include the cocktails. I wish the kitchen was open, but they were renovating it and didn't get a chance to try their food. Highly recommend coming here for a cocktail and conversation!

Blue Mustard has been a real surprise. We were actually not expecting to go to a one-star Michelin…read morerestaurant, and it was a real surprise. The menu is just amazing. A true journey around the world, perfectly well organized by the staff. The service is just amazing and friendly. The food is original, tasty, beautiful and just makes you travel to unexpected places. You will forget Wien for a few hours and fly to China, France or Male. The place is wonderfully decorated. Nothing bad to say, really. I would totally come back.

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.