Really very good rental store, even though I do feel that the overnight fees are a bit hefty. But I guess that's the price to pay for a superb selection and staff that actually knows their way around movies that don't feature Steven Seagal.

Right at the beginning of the Augarten Park, the Atelier Augarten provides people with a cafe that serves some nice hot beverages. The interior is rather modern, but not in an uncomfortable way.

When you've seen enough of the crumbling Flak tower, go there to relax.

Really has a lot of the things they don't sell here for a reason. Which is exactly what I like.

I wish they had a much wider selection of beef jerky.

Well, can't really share fabbaz' enthusiasm here. While they may have a very nice selection for a non-chain bookstore, it's not exactly overwhelming.

I still prefer Thalia.

One of the best, if not the best cinema in town that focuses on English language films. Showing "The Third Man" once every week.

Two screens, the large one even has an old-school gallery. Make sure not to get seats next to pillars, otherwise you'll suffer from craned-neck syndrome after a while.

No fresh popcorn, packed only.

A charmingly trashy place. Food straight from the micro, but alright tasting and very reasonably priced.

Below mentioned "Koksi" can drastically cut short your evening, mainly due to its inconspicuous taste and below average price (both factors prove fatal for people who usually measure their alcohol intake by taste or wallet).

I really liked the old Drechsler, and while I think it's a good thing to not let something like that just die, I'm not a huge fan of the redecoration.

The food is alright, but for someone like me, portions are a bit small. And they only have small beers.

Nice place to feel hip. Also have performances in the back room once in a while.

Small, but tres chic.

An oasis in the desert that is the 20th district. Great music, relaxed atmosphere, nice audience.

Fabbaz' review is quite accurate, but I'd like to add that the music usually played at any Centimeter is beyond anything you'd ever want to listen to while chowing down mediocre food.

So if you must go there, bring some earplugs.