We were there for a Sunday roast with a small group of 6 people. The roast was absolutely…read moredelicious. Reservations are recommended as tables are only in non-smoking and there aren't too many. Fish and Chips are also excellent! Smoking area was by the bar, but as it wasn't busy it was not smoky at all. Non-smoking area was very comfortable and even had a small fireplace. Ambience: 3-4 stars - nice wood tables and benches, open fire place. funky chairs Area: 2 stars, awkward to get to (tram/schnellbahn is easiest), parking on busy road. Staff: 5 stars - very friendly and brought extra gravy :) Quality of food: 4 stars Quality of drinks: 4 stars, has the usual Austrian beers and English beers plus nice special beers on menu Great place, worth checking out if you like a pub!

I saved a really good one for my 100th review of 2013…read more O'Connors (also known as The Old Oak or just The Oak) is the love child of a neighborhood Irish pub and a fine British gastropub. The inside is warm an inviting, the beer cold, the guineas poured perfectly, and the food out of this world!!! Gaz, the head chef, has run kitchens in Michelin-star rated restaurants in the past and his skill, palate, and range show through in the menu at O'Connors. They have the best fish-n-chips in Vienna and regularly have new specials rotating through the menu. Everything there is delicious! The hospitality is truly friendly here and it's well worth the trip to this side of the 3rd district.

A Christmas to Remember at Flanagan's…read more There's something about a good Irish pub at Christmastime. The way the warmth greets you at the door, how the low hum of conversation and clinking glasses wraps around you like an old wool coat. That's what we found at Flanagan's in Vienna, a place where Christmas wasn't just a date on the calendar but something you could feel, deep in your bones. We sat down to a Christmas lunch that was everything a holiday meal ought to be, hearty, rich, and made with care. The kind of meal that sticks with you long after you've left, not just for the taste but for the way it made you feel. The Guinness was poured thick and smooth, a dark ribbon of comfort against the winter cold outside. And dessert? The kind that makes you want to loosen your belt and stay just a little longer. But it wasn't just the food. It was the place itself. The way the lights cast a soft glow over wooden tables worn smooth by time. The way laughter and stories filled the air, like an old family gathering where nobody wanted to leave. My son took it all in, wide-eyed and happy, and that alone made it worth the visit. If you ever find yourself in Vienna on a cold December day, stop by Flanagan's. Order a pint, settle in, and let Christmas wrap around you like an old song you almost forgot you knew.

Food was excellent. Service was excellent. Friendly and professional. The waiter was actually from…read moreIreland and has been living in Vienna for several years. We were part of a large group and he had no difficulty handling that along with the regular crowd. Food and drinks came quickly. Menu is good. Typical transported Irish pub atmosphere but well maintained. This is one Austrian Irish pub I actually felt worth returning to.

Cooper's is such a fun bar! Drinks are great. The owner and staff are so welcoming and friendly…read more Music is also great!

Very unfriendly lady towards me! Also guest of this bar are lower class…read more The only positive is they have 150 different kind of whisky.

An amazing find, as a true pub should be no tv. The best Irish pub outside Ireland and way ahead of…read moremost there.

Absolutely amazing place to find in the busy city. Irish bar and everything about it is amazing…read more Darren is an amazing bartender and super personable. We wish we were in Vienna longer.

Even in Wien there are Irish Pubs. Granted I spoke German with a Turkish bartender, but the…read moremahogany is there and the Guinness is a bit more potent than what we get in the States...and nice and close to the hotel.

Every city needs an Irish pub, and if I lived in Vienna I would be a local here. The ambience is…read moredark, wooden and comfortable. The staff is. Very professional and friendly. You feel as if your friends work at the bar. The food exceeds all others in this neighborhood. Vienna I have found has some pretty mediocre food. The sushi place down the street, well meh. Molly's excels on the three occasions we were there we had fish and chips, weinerschnizel (ya got to try it in Austria.) Irish Stew and a Cheeseburger . The fish and chips were properly done, the batter was crisp and the fish was good. The Wiener schnitzel well it was a first for me, and I liked it. The Irish Stew was a big hit for this cold rainy night. My big hit was of course the cheese burger. It was immense and perfectly cooked. Fun times, we got in great conversations with the bartenders and a gentleman who shared our table. I highly, highly recommend this business.

Really like this restaurant the inside was decorated really nicely and had many different rooms to…read moredrink in. I recommend making a reservation for the nice booths in the back. I got a burger with fries and the whiskey flight. It was really good. I really enjoyed the blacks, triple threat whiskey, and the service was also very good. We were checked on regularly and ordered a couple rounds of drinks. I would recommend coming for happy hour Wednesday through Saturday from 7 to 8 PM for cheap drinks. there was also a party in DJ going on in the basement level.

This is my favourite pub in Vienna. They respect the food and drink! :D I've tried the fish and…read morechips (amazing!!) and the burger. The burger is the best in town, and I've never had anything else here since. I just cannot resist the burger. The service and staff are always great.

The service was good and they clearly are set up to manage large groups. But we went in at…read moredinnertime midweek and if we didn't have a reservation we would have been turned away. Also the fish and chips we had, was expensive and practically inedible. They told us it was cod, but it most certainly was not cod. It had neither the texture nor colour nor even the taste of cod. The batter was both greasy and overcooked. For two portions of fish and the worst chips in Vienna with 4 beers the total came to over 50 euro. And they charged 1,50 for ketchup.

Nice pub and very spacious. Downstairs has pool tables and was not crowded each time I've been…read morethere. A nice place to chill out. Imagine it to be hot during summer but a nice place to be with a group during winter.

It's a book store....it's a video store....it's a café....it's a bar....it's Pickwick's!!…read more What a great chill hangout in the center of Vienna! And hanging out is encouraged here. Appropriately it is located on the Marc-Aurel-Straße(Marcus Aurelius Street) ... because Marcus Aurelius was the thoughtful "Philosopher Roman Emperor" who lived and died in Vienna right near where this bookstore presently stands. I think Pickwick's has absorbed some of his spirit!

A very nice, relaxed place to have a drink and some café, non-wienersnitzel, food. I had the fish'n…read morechips. Yes. Not battered fish mind you, but breaded - but hey, only brits know how to do battered fish anyway. The IPA was good, as was the draft beer. Not that I had both on one visit, mind you. Had heavy science conference to go to, out at the VIC. Can't be drunk in charge of a laser pointer out there! The first lunch-time visit, just after arriving by plane, and reaching Schwedenplatz by the airport bus, I saw a one-legged football match on the big screen with a young set of newly-weds having a careful drink. The second time, on my last day, I sat in the leather sofa and took notes for a story about time-travel. Same waiter. Cool guy. Short sentences. Perfect service. Tip him well. He nods sagely. Toilets! Yes, they have one, and it is clean. Smells good, even. Very Rock'n Roll, but clean. Paper Jack on the towel machine.

We just had a ladies night here and participated in the pub quiz. It was an absolute BLAST and…read moreeveryone left with smiles on their faces! The quiz was fun- in both german and english so that was nice. The staff was lovely and very helpful. They were even accommodating with our awkwardly large group. Drinks and snacks are a good price. The place has a very laid back atmosphere and is good for a casual evening. I can't wait to come back to Na nÓg next week! And. The music was on point.