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  <name>Cafe Korb</name>
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  <opening_hours>Mon-Sat, 8:00-24:00; Sun, 11:00-23:00</opening_hours>
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  <published_at type="datetime">2008-08-16T03:15:18+02:00</published_at>
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  <updated_at type="datetime">2008-11-07T11:26:45+01:00</updated_at>
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  <description_plain>Cafe Korb may look no different among the sea of traditional cafes in the First District, but then you go downstairs to the basement, where&amp;#8212;surprise!&amp;#8212;a vintage-style gentleman's bowling alley and a fantastically modern toilet await. The latter is known as the Artlounge, and was designed by G&#252;nter Brus, Peter Kogler, Manfred Wolff-Plottegg and Peter Weibel.


	The unique twist to the cafe makes Korb a favored locale by the Viennese gliteratti&amp;#8212;due, in part, by its famous owner Susanne Widl, who some might remember as a famous actress, model and performance artist from the '60s. Austrian Nobel Lauereate Elfriede Jelinek, among others, frequent Korb for its delicious pastries and its retro charm.</description_plain>
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