The thinkers Ludwig Wittgenstein, Carl Menger, Viktor Frankl, Friederich Hayek, and Sigmund Freud were all Viennese. So were the writers Stefan Zweig, Ignaz Castelli, and Arthur Schnitzler. And then, ...

After Trude Fleischmann came to New York, she took an apartment behind Carnegie Hall. As Barbara Loss tells it, that apartment became a gathering place for the writers and artists and thinkers of ...

The Café with No Name is a slender novel about the everyday lives of the kinds of simple people who are usually overlooked, scorned or forgotten, and not just in fiction. Set in a nondescript ...

“The restaurant itself is going to be beautiful,” said owner Joseph McCluskey, who is completing interior renovations at the 150-seat eatery across Federal Road from Stew Leonard’s. “We ...

A classic Viennese coffeehouse dating to 1900, Café Weimar is a visual feast. Old World elegance competes with head-swiveling pastries. Elaborate crystal chandeliers vie with French ballet skirt ...

Ben Black takes in three big Viennese sights plus a UEFA Conference League match in the latest edition of European Adventures with Enterprise Rent-A-Car. With just 48 hours in the Austrian capital ...

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“We didn’t want to keep anything from the existing little house, which had been completely cobbled together over the years by its previous owner,” Antoine Geiger and August Hijlkema ...