Situated above the Leopold Museum in the Museums Quarter, Cafe Leopold is a spacious contemporary cafe with multiple spaces for dining, drinking, dancing and chilling—the perfect reprieve after soaking up a bit of art and culture. Light a la carte fare like a halloumi and hummus plate are a favorite among the swank button-up crowds, though a variety of heavier, meat-based dishes are available too.

The multi-room venue houses nearly everything underneath one roof, boasting a light-flooded wintergarden, dachgarten (rooftop), gastgarten (guest garden), main floor for DJs to get their groove on, and a downstairs Salon where live musical acts and psychedelic colors often splash against the walls. Music ranges from downtempo, house, hip-hop, and reggae.