Felixx opened on Gumpendorfer Strasse in 2004 in the Naschmarkt gay village, with crystal chandeliers, life-sized portraits, a wine and cocktail bar upstairs and a club room with sound rig in the cellar.
TipOutdoor tables in summer; the basement opens for events. Cocktails are stronger than the price suggests.
Why Not opened on Tiefer Graben in 1980 as the oldest queer dance club in Vienna, with three floors, a darkroom and a regular weekend rotation of drag and go-go nights pulling a mixed gay and straight crowd from the 1st district.
TipFree entry before midnight Friday and Saturday; the dancefloor fills after 01:00. ID checks at the door, ages 18 plus.
Mango opened on Laimgrubengasse in 1981 in the Naschmarkt gay village, with mirror walls, a young queer crowd and a record bag that leans on dance music from the late 70s and 80s into the small hours.
TipWalk-up; no entry fee. The room is compact and fills fast on weekends, so arrive before midnight.
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