Vienna
Looking for an Irish pub in Vienna for more than a quick drink? This guide compares venues across districts, from Rennweg and Landstraße to Meidling, Hernals and Alsergrund.
Consider the atmosphere you want, whether the visit centres on sports, quizzes or live music, and how late the kitchen or bar stays open. For busy event nights, reserving ahead can make the evening easier.
The order reflects the practical differences between venues: their setting, drinks and food offer, entertainment programme, opening pattern, neighbourhood location and suitability for groups or quieter visits. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
At Rennweg 68, Cooper’s No1 brings together an authentic Irish pub atmosphere, carefully served beer and a food menu suited to an evening out. The bar team is approachable and happy to suggest a beer, while signature drinks include the Black & Tan, Bloody Paddy and Gold Velvet.
With late opening hours throughout the week, it works equally well for a relaxed drink, dinner or a longer night in Vienna.
#2
Regular traditional music sessions
The Green Room Irish Bar brings a lively pub atmosphere to Hernalser Hauptstraße in Vienna’s 1170 district, around a five-minute walk from the U-Bahn. It is especially known for creamy pints, Irish whiskey and regular traditional music sessions, with the late opening hours suited to relaxed evenings and post-work drinks.
A friendly crowd and classic Irish-bar character make it a natural choice for fans of Guinness and live pub culture.
#3
Irish Pub Na Nog offers Irish atmosphere in Vienna’s 1180 district, with a programme built around weekly pub rituals, quiz nights, darts tournaments and live football. Its whiskey selection and friendly service suit both a casual drink and a group evening, while the lively setting comes into its own for major matches and celebrations.
The pub opens late most days, with Sunday as the weekly closing day.
#4
isaac's pub is an international Irish pub in Vienna’s Alsergrund district, built around sports screens, pub quizzes, darts and late-night socialising. The drinks list includes draft beers, while the kitchen adds pub food and lava-stone-grill dishes for a more substantial visit.
Its relaxed, everyday character makes it feel like a living room away from home, with opening hours extending into the early morning on Fridays and Saturdays.
#5
The Golden Harp - Irish Pub Landstraße is a relaxed Erdbergstraße venue for Guinness, familiar Irish pub drinks and casual evenings with friends or colleagues. The atmosphere is lively enough to feel social without becoming overwhelming, while the food leans toward burgers and shareable starters.
Friday and Saturday service runs until 2 am; Monday through Thursday closes at midnight, and the pub is closed Sunday.
#6
Live stage, music and karaoke
The Golden Harp Irish Pub Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus combines Irish pub, restaurant and Kaffeehaus elements on Johnstraße in Vienna’s 1150 district. Its long opening hours make it flexible for morning coffee, lunch, family meals or a late evening, while the interior, live stage, music and karaoke add a more social dimension after dark.
Guinness, Kilkenny, whiskey and other pub staples round out a venue suited to groups and event nights.
#7
Dublin Irish Pub on Gumpendorfer Str. 93 combines a cosy Irish-pub interior with fast service, good food, and a useful range of non-alcoholic beer options. It suits relaxed student meetups, casual meals, and groups looking for a comfortable place to sit into the evening, including those avoiding alcohol.
The pub opens daily from 4 pm, staying open until 2 am on Fridays and Saturdays and until midnight on Sunday.
#8
Live music, karaoke, quizzes, and bingo
The Golden Harp - Irish Pub Meidling combines an Irish-pub identity with restaurant service, outdoor seating, and a broad entertainment programme that includes live music, karaoke, quizzes, and bingo. The venue also carries familiar pub drinks such as Guinness, Kilkenny, cider, and whiskey, making it suitable for group evenings built around events.
Reserve ahead for busy football nights or larger gatherings. It opens daily, from morning through late evening.
#9
The Bogside Inn - Irish Country Pub gives Landesgerichtsstraße 18 in Vienna’s 1010 district an easygoing, polished Irish-pub feel. It is well suited to Guinness, a broad drinks menu and live sports on traditional screens, with spacious booths, wide aisles and quick service making longer stays comfortable.
A menu, opening-hours information and contact details are available, while the pub remains open late until 4 am on Fridays and Saturdays.
#10
Charlie P’s on Währinger Str. 3 combines Irish pub flair with food, beer, whiskey, music and sport. Multiple screens make it a practical choice for watching football with company, while burgers and steaks suit a more substantial evening.
Service is geared toward a relaxed pub setting, with opening hours extending to 3 a.m. on Saturday and late evenings throughout the week.
#11
The Green Bogey Irish Pub is located on Ottakringer Str. 19 in Vienna’s 16th district. It offers a compact pub setting with a cosy feel, cool music and accessible pricing.
The venue is best suited to straightforward drinks and an informal evening rather than a destination meal. Opening hours, food availability and current programme should be checked before travelling.
#12
Billabong – International Pub sits on Parkring 4 in central Vienna, offering an international pub format with beer and Australian-inspired specialities. Its Down Under identity comes through in the focus on Aussie ale and hearty Australian dishes, making it a more distinctive stop than a standard beer bar.
It opens from 3 p.m. daily, until midnight on Sunday and 2 a.m. on other days.
#13
The Twins Irish Pub on Hütteldorfer Str. 299 is a long-opening neighbourhood venue with a broad drinks selection and an expanding food menu. It opens from 11 a.m. on most weekdays and Saturdays, staying open until 2 a.m.
on Friday, Thursday and Saturday. Prices can feel elevated for some drinks, so checking the current drinks menu and reserving ahead for busy periods is worthwhile.
#14
Shebeen Irish Pub on Lerchenfelder Str. 45 offers a lively setting for groups, with an outdoor terrace, cold beer and a menu centred on pub favourites such as burgers. It suits relaxed social evenings in Vienna’s 7th district, particularly when terrace seating is appealing.
The kitchen can be busy, so reserving ahead is sensible; opening runs from 3 p.m. until 1 or 2 a.m., depending on the day.
#15
The Bell Pub-Bar-Restaurant combines a cozy, dimly lit atmosphere with the easygoing character expected from a Vienna pub. Its appeal lies in the balance between relaxed surroundings and a substantial food-and-drink offer, including well-regarded beer and satisfying pub food.
At Fugbachgasse 7 in Vienna’s 2nd district, it suits an informal evening close to the city center. Listed hours begin at 4 pm on most days, continuing until midnight or 2 am, with Sunday service from 4 to 10 pm.
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Use the map to compare locations before choosing a meeting point. It helps show how venues are spread between the 3rd, 6th, 9th, 12th, 15th, 17th and 18th districts, so you can weigh walking distance, public transport and the best area for your group.
Check the route and opening hours before setting off.
Several venues suit music-focused evenings. The Green Room Irish Bar is associated with traditional music sessions, while Golden Harp locations in Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus and Meidling add live stages, karaoke or broader entertainment.
Check the programme for your chosen date and reserve if the event is popular.
Irish Pub Na Nog centres some evenings on live football, and isaac's pub combines sports screens with drinks, darts, quizzes and food. For an important match, contact the venue first to confirm the screening and ask whether tables can be held for your group.
Yes. Options include burgers and shareable starters at The Golden Harp in Landstraße, pub food and lava-stone-grill dishes at isaac's pub, and broader pub meals at other Golden Harp venues.
Menus and kitchen hours can vary, so check before arriving hungry.
It is sensible for groups, Friday and Saturday evenings, major matches, quizzes and live entertainment. The Golden Harp venues in Meidling and Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus are especially worth contacting ahead for event-led visits.
For a spontaneous drink, ask about current capacity and table availability.
Some venues are more flexible than a late-night bar. The Golden Harp in Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus combines pub, restaurant and Kaffeehaus elements, while other locations may open later.
Check the day’s schedule, especially if you are planning coffee, lunch or an early group meeting.