From 1858 until today

Gmoakeller in fast motion

1858

Urban expansion

Master builder Anton Ölzelt builds the house at Heumarkt 25 with a pub and large cellar.

1858
1893

Restaurant Schmidtleithner

The following owners and restaurant names are mentioned: "Restaurant Schmidtleithner" and "Schmidtleithner's Restauration.

1893
1898

Two stabs in the left side of the chest in revenge...

1898
1898

Heumarktkaserne, view towards Karlskirche, the tables and armchairs on the left could belong to the Schmidtleitner restaurant.

1898
1910
1910
1910

Buchdruckerzeitung, December 1910

1910
1924
1924
1936

Andreas Herzog from Sopron takes over the inn from Franz Wimmer.

1936
1936
1936
1960

After the death of Andreas Herzog, his niece Grete takes over the restaurant. (Wedding photo with the 1st French horn player of the Vienna Philharmonic Hans Novak. He was the father of Erwin Novak)

1960
1981

Franz Antel shoots a scene from Bockerer I in the GmoaKeller.

1981
1989, March 1

The actress, singer and writer Erika Pluhar celebrates her 50th birthday in the GmoaKeller. In attendance: André Heller, Franz Morak, Franz Vranitzky and many friends from the worlds of art and culture.

1989, March 1
1992/1993

The film director, screenwriter and producer Ulrich Seidl is planning a film about the GmoaKeller.

1992/1993
1994, October 21

After the premiere of the movie "Mundl - ein echter Wiener geht nicht unter", director Reinhard Schwabenitzky celebrates with Elfi Eschke and the team in the GmoaKeller.

1994, October 21
1997

Joe Zawinul is 60

Joe Zawinul, Austrian musician and one of the most influential jazz musicians of the 20th century, celebrates his 60th birthday in the Gmoakeller.

1997
January 25, 1999

Burial

by Grete Novak on January 25, 1999

January 25, 1999
January 27, 1999

Obituary in the Financial Times

Grete Novak dies on January 9, 1999 and her sister Hedvig Vécsei continues to run the GmoaKeller.

January 27, 1999
1999

On November 16, the restaurant is closed and vacated. Renovation work begins.

1999
2000

New opening on April 1

Opening of the GmoaKeller by the new owner Sebastian Laskowsky.

2000
2006

Celebration for the golden CD "Ambros sings Moser: Der alte Sünder". In the picture: Christian Kolonovits and Rudi Dolezal.

2006
2010

August, basement conversion

The cellar is adapted as a restaurant for the first time since 1858. It was used for a variety of purposes: wine storage, bowling alley, jazz club and winter training ground for pétanque players.

2010
2012

Hermann Nitsch

invites you to the presentation of his wine in the GmoaKeller on March 28.

2012
2015 (January)

Sebastian Laskowsky and his brother Alexander take over the traditional "Waldviertlerhof" restaurant at Schönbrunner Straße 20.

2015 (January)
2016

Our longtime regular guest, the great caricaturist, graphic artist and cartoonist Manfred Deix, dies at the age of 67. (Photo: Marietta Deix)

2016
2020

1. lockdown

The GmoaKeller is closed to guests on the 20th anniversary of the takeover by Sebastian Laskowsky. Meals will be delivered or can be picked up at the front door if ordered in advance. The (first) closure of the entire restaurant will last from March 16 to May 15.

2020
2021

Extension of the pub garden

In May, work begins on the construction of the extended pub garden. 40 new seats are created. Contractor: derenko.at

2021
2022

Wood paneling

In spring 2022, the wall in the guest garden will receive wood paneling and a full-length bench.

2022
2023

165th birthday

The house in which our inn is located was built in 1858 by master builder Anton Ölzelt. The rooms were intended for a pub right from the planning stage.

2023

In July and August we have
Saturday, Sunday and on public holidays closed