My apologies. I meant to post this review months ago. I have been to several cigar lounges both in…read morethe US and Europe. The Living Room is the best cigar lounge that I have visited. The ambiance speaks volumes. The ambiance makes you feel like you are business royalty. I will describe the ambiance because words will not give it justice-YOU HAVE TO SEE IT FOR YOURSELF. Additionally, the servers are impeccable (attentive, anticipatory, responsive and cordial). The cigar lounge has a wide range of drinks, but there cigar selection is limited (but they will allow outside cigars). The Living Room is a MUST for cigar connoisseur visiting or living in Vienna.

The veal schnitzel was thin, tender and breaded perfectly. I also really liked the greens and…read moresprouts on the potato field salad - fresh flavor and good compliment to the potatoes. And I am a sucker for a warm cake and ice cream pairing - this one did not disappoint! The restaurant is open and airy with exposed brick, comfortable seating, natural lighting and a charming outdoor space.

Came here hoping to sit outside and enjoy the fresh air. It was not the case. Clean and brightly…read morelit restaurant. Had another veal Wiener schnitzel and it was huge. Luckily I didn't order the soup. The schnitzel was great and the fries excellent. It came with a mixed side salad. Another excellent meal in Austria.

Austrian pub food. I love the patio on Judenplatz but was filled up. I was starving and desperate…read morefor a meal so I ate inside and was fine. Old school. Lots of dark wood. The staff were very nice. I had the Goulash which was also fine. I'd go back for a drink outside.

It's a great looking bar! Old school wood! The service was amazing from start to finish. I'm so…read moreglad I stopped here. The beers... wonderful. I've tried 2 flights and they are a delight. If you're near, you should be here

This place is known for the original veal Wiener schnitzel. It's also offered in turkey, pork and…read morechicken. We got the pork version with rice as a side dish since side dishes were not included. The schnitzels were two flat pieces and lightly seasoned and perfectly fried giving you a crispiness with every bite. I really enjoyed this dish. I've been having schnitzels throughout this trip and this was my favorite out of all especially when they offer rice. It's rare to see a place offer rice and that's a fact throughout Europe.

Stopped by this spot on a backpacking trip through Europe. It is just down the street from Wombats…read moreHostel, so it is an ideal location for any backpacker. For Austria, the prices were fairly reasonable. The menu, printed in English and German, was loaded with traditional Viennese fare. At first I was going to go with the standard goulash, but then I spied gnocchi in tomato sauce and I was done perusing the rather substantial menu. (I know, I know, Sacrilege ordering Italian in Austria, but hey the stomach wants what the stomach wants). The gnocchi was surprising diversion from the many servings of goulash and sacherwurstel I had had on my trip, All I good think of as I took a bit of my creamy gnocchi was that some one had kidnapped an Italian chief and chained him to the stove...I hope they give him time off for good behavior but not before I have my next visit..yum The Beer is, of course, with a wide selection. This place has a nice mix of locals and tourist so it should fit the needs of just about anyone. Service wasn't horrible, but it was a little slow even by European standards; this might have been because most of customers were sitting outside and I had taken a seat inside. The bar was really cool and I wanted to take in the decor, otherwise, I would have taken a table outside. This is a great pub, and I only wish that I had the time to stop in for a drink later in the evening.

The food was wonderful. It was an intimate setting for a wonderful date. Our server was helpful.read more

Very friendly. Awesome atmosphere. Classical music on a nice speaker system. Ambiance is great…read more Love the charm of this 100 year old plus building on a quiet side street. It's a gem of a find! Reasonable prices and creative drinks with traditional food. I wish this place was in Seattle.

I want to start by saying that Four Bells is NOT an Irish Pub. I think if it was in the states I'd…read morecall it a dive bar. Any pub that calls itself Irish needs to have more than Guinness on tap, maybe Rockshore or Harp? I couldn't find my favorite Irish whisky behind the bar. That being said I had a great time there. The pub quiz was fun, the service was good and the people were very friendly but I think everyone is friendly after a few pints of Guinness.

Definitely "solid". It's "A-OK" as Yelp puts it…read more When I give 3 stars, I am being generous, had I received service like this in the US, I would give 2 Went here with a group of about 5 other people. Two or three others ordered "chips" which are steak fries really, and I ordered a bacon burger with the spicy sauce on the side. Everyone also ordered some class of beer. We got our drinks pretty quick. Guinness that I ordered was... well... Guinness. However, the foam was a bit more bitter than I have had in other places. Chips came to my friends pretty quickly, I knew that the burger might take a little longer but I was expecting not by much. Yeah... Apparently, they forgot about me, because they had to ask me again what my order was after my friends were at least halfway through their meals. When I finally got the burger my friends were done eating. I had to wait an unreasonably long time for my burger to come out, as my friends ate slowly. Meanwhile, my Guinness was getting warm as I did not want to drink on an empty stomach. Burger was not exactly what I asked for. Rather than a bacon burger with the spicy sauce on the side, I just got a "Hell's Burger" with the sauce already in it. As for the burger, it was somewhat disappointing. First, the spicy sauce was an American style barbecue sauce with something spicy mixed in, poorly, only one bite was spicy. Second, the meat was cooked well-done, and while was not charred and was well seasoned, it was bit juicy in the slightest. Third, the vegetables that were supposed to. Be in the burger were a sadder blob of tomato, lettuce, onion, and pickle than you get at McDonald's. It was like a tablespoon full of vegetables that weren't rotten or wilted, but not fresh in the slightest. Fries were good, appropriately seasoned, and cooked well. I will add this, with the burger you get a choice of salad or chips, it would have been nice if the server gave me the choice. With the service I received, a more accurate rating would be 2 stars, but I gave them the benefit of the doubt - as even the best places screw up now and again

When I think about beer, I don't often think I love beer, but really I do love beer (red wine,…read morebourbon, tequila and BEER). Craft beer! I love pairing beer with certain meals and I love a good IPA. We flew back into Wien to catch our flight back to the states and stayed one evening at Brauhof Wien. The concept may be lost on some, but I actually LOVED the fact that everything about this place was based on beer and the brewery. We were hungry when we arrived and while I wasn't planning on dining at the hotel for dinner, it was late and we ended up choosing to eat here. I was very pleasantly surprised. My dinner was fantastic, every aspect of it. I ordered a small IPA, very tasty in my opinion and I can be snobby about my beer. We both ordered the schnitzel, something I've only ever eaten once before in Berlin. It was so yummy!!! I'm the last source in the world to judge a schnitzel since I don't know a good from a bad, or how it's supposed to be but this tasted great to me. The cold potato salad it was paired with was soooooo good. It's a dish that really impressed me and I'd love to recreate at home, the small chives on top were a nice touch and I noticed the kitchen used them on an egg dish the next morning while at breakfast. We also ordered an apple strudel which was the best of the two I'd had in our few days in Vienna. The atmosphere was calm as it was near closing time 10p, but seemed like a fun spot. I'm not positive I'd say go out of your way to come here but everything was very good and service was nice and friendly. If you are staying here, dining here is a nice option if it comes down to it. I was completely satisfied with everything.

Stopped in during our visit to Vienna after the gentleman we rented our apartment from recommended…read moreit as having the best schnitzel in the area. We visited on a Sunday evening & it was not busy. We sat in the dining room as there was a chill to the air outside, but we were right next to the window looking out to the garden seating area. Our server was very blunt & to the point not appreciating our questions regarding the menu so we didn't ask too much. We ordered drinks first, followed by the beef soup with vermicelli & veal schnitzel both were tasty according to those that ate them. Hubby has a severe dairy allergy so menu choices were extremely limited according to the menu legend so he had fries & we picked up something elsewhere. It was ok but nothing we would return for during our visit.

I think I'm biased, but I'm totally in love with this place…read more the stage is extremely high and far away even if you are front row, but the atmosphere is amazing. I love the graffiti, the variety of gigs, and even the food sold. i had an amazing experience at an unique venue. it's a converted slaughterhouse, which already wins them points in my book.

Far out on the U3 line....the scrubbed former slaughterhouse walls come alive with the colors of…read moresome of Vienna's coolest graffiti art.....musical notes from an indie rock band soar through the air....a draught beer tastes extra good outside underneath the summer night skies or in one of its many nooks and crannies on a cold winter's night....this my friends is the very cool rock & indie music haven called the Vienna Arena!