A fantastic spot to watch the sunset over Vienna. Sip champagne while enjoying light bites, all…read morewith sweeping views of the city. The service was excellent, making for a memorable experience.

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.

The waiter Felix SCREAMED at us for sitting at a reserved table that clearly said reserved for…read more21:00 when it was 22.00 when we sat down. He said "FUCKING HELL" and then grabbed our glasses and threw it on the ground at the bar. I frequent this bar but will never be coming back after this. It was so rude and out of proportion. We finished our drinks and no one had even sat down at the table past 23.00. Save your time and go elsewhere if you don't want to be yelled at by an uggo.

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.

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.

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SCAM ALERT. Let me tell you how this will go:…read more The Nigerian bartender will befriend you, find out what you like, let you grab a seat, order your cocktail, and then an hour or two into the evening he will approach your table with an unsolicited tray full "samples" in whatever particular genre of spirits or cocktails he has figured out you enjoy. Only, these are not samples. If you go along with it, you will be unceremoniously charged at the end of the night for every item he brings, which you didn't order. If you protest, highlight the fact you never ordered those drinks, or question this con-artist, he will make an overly dramatic display feigning that he was insulted or even emotionally hurt by your accusations, and at the end of the evening you'll STILL be charged for the drinks you never ordered. This is exactly how it played out for my friend and I. We asked for the manager in order to explain the situation. Then, and this is the amazing part, the bartender who attempted the scam us admitted to overcharging us on purpose! The manager then exclaimed, "I hate drama!" Well, us too. The bartender, upon being caught, then knocked 2 of the drinks we did not order off the tab (still overcharging us 3 rounds) and would go no further, which was the same moment the manager disappeared from view. At one point the classic threat was issued by either the manager or the bartender "we could call the police" to which my friend and I replied "Please do." Both the bartender and manager backed down immediately. They are clearly aware that fraud is being perpetrated at this establishment. I travel often, having spent much time in the developing world, and have seen just about every scam out there. This one was particularly shocking however, given that we were in the heart of Austria. This is not a swindle I expected to find in a beautiful, well run and organized city such as Vienna. As my work takes me back to Vienna often, I'll be sure to continue seeing the rest of that fine city, though I'll probably skip Albertina Passage. I look forward to filing a police report on this incident in the meantime.

Went there as part of a group…read more Great location and ambience, but the tram noise above head got annoying after a while. Service was good but with too much interference during ongoing table conversations. Live performance was good if you come for drinks. For dining it does not work as it kills table conversations. We moved closer together for a better chance to hear each other, hardly an ideal solution. Food was tasty overall, with the cabbage dish being over salted. Flavor and portion sizes (thank goodness for the ongoing supply of bread) are not in line with the price level. Budget EUR 100 per person with drinks and tip... and for that it lacks on several fronts to make it a memorable stay.

This was near the hotel we were staying at and what a find this was! The food was beyond good and…read morethe portions were huge. We ordered the chicken burger, falafel burger and the schmarren. The burgers were both wrapped in a pita bread like bun and was a nice surprise to the burgers I normally get in an American bun. They also come with giant fries. The chicken burger was a piece of fried chicken with lettuce, and dressing. My sister enjoyed her falafel burger also. The schmarren was also a huge portion and it took us a day or two to finish as we were too full from the burgers. Great place to try, if you are near the area.

This is not a place for people in a hurry and without patience or for a quick meal. I had to wait…read morefor 20 minutes from Yelp check-in until my bottled beer was served. My food was served after 40 minutes (Spaghetti Bolognese). They have just opened, so maybe they need to learn how to run this place. They definitely need more than one waitress who also runs the bar. The pasta was good, but came without parmesan cheese. Overall the place is nice, lounge-like and has tables outside.

Delightful place to land for a coffee, champagne and a delightful bite. The team welcomes you…read morewarmly and tells you the food choices. The desserts are delectable. It has a Gatsby-esque vibe ... imagine Lady Gaga "Bad Romance" with a jazz flair and you're here! My new fav Viennese place. Ask for Martina and Karim & tell them that the American Julie sent you.

The service was outstanding and the ambiance was lovely. The food was delicious as well. The bread…read moreservice features some sides that were insanely good. We ordered the monk fish for two plus the traditional Austrian boiled beef with various sides, and the goulash. My favorite was the boiled beef, followed by the monk fish and then the goulash. The boiled beef was very tender and the horseradish mix it came with really brought out the flavors. The fish was a very healthy portion, and tender as well. The beef in the goulash was a bit chewy -- a shame because otherwise the flavors were pretty good. The beers were a bit of a disappointment, but not bad.

Restaurant is beautiful and the veal goulash was amazingly. We had a late dinner and enjoyed it…read moreimmensely. The service was what you would expect at a five star restaurant and it did not disappoint. The Apple strudel for dessert was one of the best we had in Vienna or Germany. If you are staying at the Bristol which I highly recommend you cannot go wrong with dinner her.