Dick Macks Irish Pub — Restaurant in Vienna

Terrible venue and terrible service. The lady behind the bar was a disgrace and should not be working in the hospitality sector. After demanding that drinks had to be ordered despite the fact our party of five were at the bar and very clearly ordering drinks, she told us they 'did not accept plastic' and it was 'cash cash cash' only and 'they only accepted real money'. Out of principle I refused to hand over any of my money to this lady, however a couple of my friends then made the mistake of ordering a Guinness. What happened next can only be described as a crime against humanity. The Guinness was poured as if she was watering a plant, there was no letting the Guinness settle whatsoever. Unsurprisingly it looked unsafe to drink and no words I use here will accurately describe the foul taste of that pint. Besides that, the floor was so sticky that your shoes sounded like a duck every time you took a step and there was broken glass on a couple of the seats and tables. It is an insult to label this venue as an Irish pub....

First thing first, this shabby joint has nothing to do with an Irish Pub!! It is surely the dirtiest and horrible smelling „pub“ in Austria! Puke everywhere. Not suprised, when you see the customers age.

Beer selection ist absolutely a comedy, there is AMERICAN BUDWEISER but not a single Viennaise lokal beer.

The Menu was INFESTED with insects, and I also overheard someone complaining that he found an insect in his drink….

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Most concerning thing that I saw is the age of the female customers, hardly any above 15 or 16 ! Ofc breeding ground for predators and groomers, which were also not missing.

I am just baffled to see how could a person let the pub end up in this condition. An absolute NO GO in Vienna, or even in Austria. Shame...

Went here for the first time last week. A friend told me they have €1.80 beers from 6-9 pm so I decided to check it out. He was right about the beers but the place itself isn't so great. The interior is all made of wood and it seemed to be falling apart and neglected. Gave off a kinda creepy vibe, like an old man's house. The chairs were something you'd find next to the garbage bins on the street, all ripped up and dirty. The temperature inside was cold because the bartender had the front door open (in January) in order to "let the smell out." Beers were in fact cheap but honestly I'd rather pay more and have a better experience. The beer glasses...