Why Not Vienna
Vienna
At a glance
Why Not Vienna is a prominent queer nightclub situated in Vienna, renowned for its dynamic and inclusive atmosphere. This lively venue spans three floors and features three well-stocked bars, catering to diverse moods and musical tastes. Patrons commence their night at the ground floor bar, often engaging in conversation and leisurely drinks, setting the tone for an eventful evening ahead. As the night progresses, the dancefloor becomes the focal point, resonating with a blend of pop anthems, club classics, and late-night tunes that keep the energy high and the crowd moving.
Characterized by an open and welcoming environment, Why Not Vienna appeals to locals and visitors alike, creating memorable nights filled with fun, enchantment, and camaraderie. Known for attracting a diverse crowd, the club ensures that everyone who steps in feels included and free to express themselves without reservations.
The club operates primarily on weekends, opening its doors on Fridays and Saturdays, with extended hours on the eve of public holidays. This schedule allows attendees to unwind and enjoy without the confines of a typical nightlife timetable. With an adaptable setting accommodating different events and occasions, Why Not Vienna is suitable for spontaneous nights out or planned celebrations, making it a versatile choice for a vibrant nocturnal experience.
Reviews
Alfonso and Michael are very good bartenders!!! They’ve made such a good drinks and were super kind to us!!! The best club and the best bartenders
it's a nice bar, but why did the basement get even smaller? it was small enough before.
After giving myself two days to think about it and writing this with a clear head, I still can’t believe the entrance fee is €15. On top of that, you pay €2 for the jacket. I didn’t even order a single drink and I was already €17 lighter. In my opinion, that is simply too expensive for what you actually get in return. There is no welcome drink, no special atmosphere, nothing that justifies that price. The place has potential, but the organization and the way guests are treated raise serious concerns. The biggest issue is the staff. Some waiters (not all of them) seem to have their own “special prices,” take tips without asking, and act as if they operate by their own rules. That seriously damages trust and the overall experience. When I pay €17 before even having a drink, I expect professionalism, transparency, and at least a decent overall experience. Unfortunately, that is not the case at the moment. I hope the management takes this as constructive criticism, because with proper control and accountability, this place could be much better. Right now, the price and the experience are simply not aligned.
We went here last Saturday. We ran away, it didn't seem like a gay bar, there were almost only screaming woman, and too many people for the space available. Very bad impression
