Nightflys American Bar
Vienna
At a glance
Nightfly's American Bar, located at Dorotheergasse 14 in Vienna, offers an inviting retreat for cocktail enthusiasts and connoisseurs of fine spirits. Situated a short walk from St. Stephen's Cathedral and the Opera House, this establishment provides a cozy haven for those looking to unwind in a setting that combines sophisticated charm with a relaxed atmosphere.
The bar is distinguished by its extensive drink selection. With more than 250 cocktails, guests can explore a vast array of flavors, each crafted with attention to detail. The menu also features a thoughtfully curated selection of whiskies and rums sourced from various parts of the world. Cigar lovers are also catered to with a range of choices that complement the bar's spirit offerings.
Inside, the ambiance is warm and intimate, making it a perfect spot for a night out with friends or a laid-back evening enjoying the tunes of live music events like their Sparkling Piano Nights. The musical backdrop provides an additional layer of charm, enhancing the overall experience without overpowering the conversation.
Nightfly's American Bar appeals to those who appreciate a well-mixed drink as well as an atmosphere where quality takes precedence over quantity. It's a place where the art of cocktail-making is celebrated alongside the enjoyment of music, creating memorable evenings for its patrons.
Reviews
My friend and I were the only two people in the bar, and had an amazing time. The bartender/owner was so welcoming and cheerful we stayed for 3 hours. He gave us a tour of his whiskey collection, whiskey literature, and shared some of the history of the place. My favorite part was introducing him to Bad Bunny's music 💃🏻💃🏻🥃🥃🥃
One of my favorite bars in Vienna. Excellent drinks & music and the friendly bartender/owner always make it a great experience. I've always met fun people there, clientele is pleasant and not pretentious. It's a great place for dates or just hanging out with friends. This bar also has a great history, American GIs hung out here between 1945 and 1955 for example and played Jazz music.
