Die Blaue Bar ist Wiens diskrete Bühne für späte Stunden: gedämpftes Licht, präzise Drinks und ein Raumgefühl, das eher an ein gut gehütetes Atelier als an eine klassische Bar erinnert. Zwischen eleganter Nonchalance und kunstvoller Konzentration trifft sich hier die Stadt, wenn der Abend leiser, aber anspruchsvoller wird.
We ordered the burger and the crispy chicken. The food tasted good, but the burger was extremely small. The dining room is very small and there was no air conditioning, which made it uncomfortable. Also, there doesn’t seem to be any dress code, so some guests were wearing very casual clothes, such as Nike shorts and basic work shirts. Overall, the food was good, but the overall dining experience could be improved.
They give you some snacks while you drink, but the drinks are very pricey and high end. We tried the original sacher cake it is very dry. The hard chocolate shell and seal were nice. This place is less well known the sacher cafe and worth visiting. This time we got lucky with no reservation, but a reservation is highly recommended. You can also walk around the hotel lobby and see the wall of famous people while you…
This bar was a lot smaller than I expected it to be. As such, it can be hard to get a seat unless you plan ahead. We did not manage to get one our first night in town (a Wednesday in late November) but came back the next day, and the host graciously squeezed my partner and me in at the bar. The bartender really knew how to make great drinks and even mixed things up a bit for our second round after asking some…