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Reviewed 07. Aug 2008
Ein großes Bierlokal im Stil der Centimeter-Kette mit nettem schattigen Innenhof-Gastgarten, aber sonst wenig aufregend.
1
points
Reviewed 22. Feb 2007
The outdoor concerts at this former squat are great. They also show movies during the summer.
2
points
Reviewed 08. Aug 2007
Yum! The concept reminds me of Subway, only with bagels instead of subs: Hardly any waiting time, lots of customization options, everything's prepared for you right in front of your eyes... and it's slightly overpriced. Good way to start your day, though. I loved the Bagel Station shake, and will be back for more.
1
points
Reviewed 19. Feb 2008
I knew I had to come back here when I randomly walked by once: Even from the outside, this cafe looks incredibly charming, radiating hospitality out into a quiet cobblestone street in the 8th district. Not unlike the Creperie in nearby Schlösselgasse, they serve a large variety of crepes, galettes and waffles – only here they're made from buckwheat and soya milk, and are a bit more expensive. They also have a huge selection of teas. The staff is very friendly, and there's a whole library of books to browse or buy.
Highly recommended.
2
points
Reviewed 22. Feb 2007
Far less sophisticated than its name might appear to suggest. Go there for some cheap late-night Schnitzel and beer (until 2am, or midnight on Sundays), as long as you don't mind mainstream radio playing in the background.
2
points
Reviewed 07. Jan 2008
To me, Cafe Europa is less of a destination than a fallback: It's the place to go for a bite after midnight (that isn't McDonald's), and the place we always seem to end up at when we can think of nothing else. Decent size, pleasant atmosphere, good tunafish Ciabatta.
2
points
Reviewed 16. May 2007
This is the cafe on top of the Hauptbücherei (main municipal library) building.
While it's definitely not the nicest place in town, I try to stop by here every now and then to enjoy the stunning view of Urban Loritz Platz you get from the three front-most tables. If those are taken, however, don't bother.
2
points
Reviewed 22. Feb 2007
Personally I don't care much for the bar part with all the live soccer transmissions, but some of the best indie concerts in Vienna have taken place here -- it's always worth checking their website to see who's playing. Beware, however, that it's often WAY overcrowded. (Examples of artists too popular for the Chelsea: Xiu Xiu, 13&God).
5
points
Reviewed 27. Mar 2007
Vienna's oldest Crêperie (that's why they got to call it just that): They serve pretty awesome crêpes until just before midnight in a somewhat plain, but very friendly atmosphere. It's not too cheap though: a crêpe costs around 4-6 euros, and you'll want to have two.
2
points
Reviewed 17. Jun 2007
Great indian/sri lankan food. People have been telling me you need to reserve ahead of time to get a table, but I've always managed to squeeze in without a reservation when I've been there.
1
points
