

Bojito
Stephansdom, Vienna
Bar in Vienna, Austria
The Read
Price
$20–30per person
Why go
Bojito is a practical pick for an evening drinks stop in Vienna's first district, especially for dates or small celebrations that do not need a full restaurant structure. Go earlier for conversation; use later hours for a looser bar-led night. If dinner certainty matters, compare restaurant peers before committing.
About Bojito
Bojito in Vienna is best planned around its practical details, especially its evening and late-night schedule: closed Monday and Sunday, open Tuesday through Thursday from 6 PM to 1 AM, and open Friday and Saturday from 6 PM to 4 AM.
A Vienna evening stop for plans that may run late
The useful read here is timing. Plan around Bojito as a Vienna venue with evening hours and a casual dress code. For a special occasion, confirm the current offering and any booking or seating expectations directly before going.
The late Friday and Saturday hours are the main practical distinction. If the occasion needs a quieter or more predictable experience, consider the earlier part of the evening and confirm any booking or seating expectations directly with the venue. If the plan is simply to keep the night going in Vienna, the hours make Bojito easier to consider than venues that close earlier.
Use it for timing, not certainty around dinner
Do not rely on Bojito as a full dining plan without checking the current offering directly. If the evening needs a guaranteed meal, compare restaurant options separately instead of assuming Bojito will cover that role.
The dress code is casual. The hours also rule out lunch planning: Bojito opens at 6 PM on its operating days. Tuesday through Thursday it closes at 1 AM, while Friday and Saturday extend to 4 AM.
Where it fits in a Vienna night out
For broader planning around the city, use Our full Vienna bars guide and Our full Vienna restaurants guide to compare other options. Hotel-led evenings can start with Our full Vienna hotels guide, while daytime add-ons can be considered separately through other Vienna planning resources.
Planning details
- Location
- Köllnerhofgasse 3, 1010 Wien, Austria
- Reservations
- Book on TheFork
- Website
- bojito.at
- Phone
- +434312958899
The take
The Take
The Vibe
Bojito sits in Vienna’s Innere Stadt and reads like a confident neighborhood entry that responds to an exacting dining context. The room is defined by a collaborative approach between kitchen and floor, and the menu’s fusion leanings—highlighted by tacos and a truffle focaccia—give the place a contemporary, polished edge. It positions itself beneath the Michelin tier yet beside very accomplished peers, presenting a refined, modern energy rather than haute-formal ritual. The result is a sophisticated urban spot that feels of-the-moment while retaining a clear culinary point of view.
Best For
Bojito works well for evening plans: think date nights, after-work drinks and casual meetups with friends. Located on Köllnerhofgasse in the First District, it sits comfortably in a dense dining neighbourhood that rewards a plan to dine out rather than a quick stop-in. The kitchen’s fusion approach and signature items make dinner the natural focus, and the service expectations signalled in the description suit guests who value attentive front-of-house care without the formality of a Michelin service ritual.
Ordering Tips
Focus on the signatures mentioned: the tacos and the truffle focaccia are highlighted in the venue notes and are a reliable place to start. Given the fusion approach, expect inventive flavour combinations; order a selection that showcases that playfulness. Because the restaurant is framed as part of a high-standard dining scene, consider trying a couple of different dishes to get a sense of the kitchen’s coherence and point of view. Beyond those specifics, the source text does not provide menu layout or pairing recommendations.
Venue details
Ambiance
Stylish and cozy with fine wood details, jazzy music, loving design in every detail, and a vibrant Latin vibe creating a perfect evening atmosphere.
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Know before you go
Know Before You Go
- Getting there
- Köllnerhofgasse 3, 1010 Wien, Austria
Planning details
Location
Recognition and awards
Also consider
Where to go if Bojito is not the right fit
If the group needs a full meal rather than a bar stop, start with Ombra Cafe & Osteria or Boxwood. Both are better choices for a planned dinner with clearer table rhythm.
For a more casual food-led alternative, compare Pho Linh, Kiang, and Nirvana before defaulting to drinks.
Bar context
How Bojito compares in Vienna
Choose Bojito when the plan is drinks-first in central Vienna. Boxwood and Ombra Cafe & Osteria are better fits when the evening needs a table, a meal structure, and clearer pacing. Bojito is easier to use as a flexible stop before or after dinner.
For value-led dining rather than cocktails, Nirvana, Pho Linh, and Kiang are the more practical cross-shops. They make more sense for groups who want food to anchor the night; Bojito suits smaller parties who want the drinks portion to carry the booking.
On booking difficulty, Bojito looks like the easier choice compared with restaurant-led plans, especially outside late weekend peaks. For ambiance, pick it for a compact bar mood; pick the restaurant peers when comfort, ordering range, and table time matter more.
Around this place
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Compare Bojito
| Venue | Location | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| Bojito | Vienna | 2026 Falstaff Bar Guide |
| Boxwood | Vienna | No published awards |
| Nirvana | Vienna | No published awards |
| Pho Linh | Vienna | No published awards |
| Kiang | Vienna | No published awards |
| Ombra Cafe & Osteria | Vienna | No published awards |
How Bojito Vienna compares with similar nearby venues.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear to Bojito?
The dress code at Bojito in Vienna is casual.
What should I order at Bojito?
Is lunch or dinner better at Bojito?
Bojito is an evening option rather than a lunch stop: it opens at 6 PM on Tuesday through Saturday, closes at 1 AM from Tuesday through Thursday, and closes at 4 AM on Friday and Saturday. It is closed Monday and Sunday.
How far ahead should I book Bojito?
If you need a specific time, especially on Friday or Saturday when Bojito stays open until 4 AM, confirm directly with the venue.
Is Bojito good for solo dining?
What should a first-timer know about Bojito?
Plan around the basics: Bojito is in Vienna, the dress code is casual, it is closed Monday and Sunday, and it opens from 6 PM to 1 AM Tuesday through Thursday and from 6 PM to 4 AM Friday and Saturday.


























