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CLUB1019B+Worth Trying

Althanstraße 12, 1090 Wien, Austria · Jazz club, Bar · 4.6/5 Google (432 reviews)

Reservations

Intimate live-music basement bar with friendly vibe, strong local scene, reasonable drink prices, and occasional sound or service delays; no kitchen, but outside food allowed.

Why it gets a B+ for overall quality

CLUB1019 excels as a live music destination with reliable programming, intimate underground appeal, and strong repeat patronage. Friendly staff and reasonable drink pricing support the experience, though crowding on peak nights and occasional service waits prevent higher distinction. For music-focused visitors, this is a reliable local gem.

Restaurant Summary

Down a few steps in the 9th, CLUB1019 feels like an intimate underground music den: small stage, close sightlines, and a friendly crowd that leans local. One guest summed it up neatly: great bands, reasonable drinks, just expect the volume to soar. It can run hot and crowded on peak nights, and bar waits stretch when the room fills. The programming is the draw—rock, soul jams, and eclectic bookings that make it a reliable live-music stop. This is a bar-first setup rather than a cocktail temple; service is personable but not fussy, and you are here for the energy more than for mixology theatrics. Sound is generally solid, though a few shows skewed too loud or a bit rough around the edges. There is no kitchen, but outside food is welcome, which helps if you are planning a longer set. For families, the combo of late-night volume, limited seating, and a bar-centric format means it suits music-loving adults far better than kids.

At a Glance

What Sets It Apart

What People Love

Points of Concern

Service & Dining Experience

Service StyleCounter With Seating Average Cost€16-28 per person ReservationsRecommended

What to Order

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Location Insights

Area: Student and residential district with university presence; creative, casual nightlife spots mixed with local businesses.

Safety: Generally safe, well-trafficked main streets; late-night alley approaches can feel quiet but typical for Vienna.

Nearby: Near Franz-Josefs-Bahnhof and university buildings; hidden basement-style venue off main thoroughfares.

AlsergrundThe neighborhood has a lively yet relaxed atmosphere, with many cafes, bars, and restaurants catering to a diverse crowd including university students and cultural enthusiasts. Dining options range from traditional Viennese to international cuisine, often accompanied by a vibrant social scene.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Monday19:00–03:00 Tuesday19:00–03:00 Wednesday19:00–03:00 Thursday19:00–03:00 Friday19:00–03:00 Saturday19:00–03:00 Sunday

Available: Reservations

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