Salzkammergut Restaurants
Culinary shrines are to be found around Mondsee. However, in many of the towns of the Salzkammergut, you'll find country inns with dining rooms but few independent restaurants, other than the occasional simple Gasthäuser.
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Culinary shrines are to be found around Mondsee. However, in many of the towns of the Salzkammergut, you'll find country inns with dining rooms but few independent restaurants, other than the occasional simple Gasthäuser.
Culinary shrines are to be found around Mondsee. However, in many of the towns of the Salzkammergut, you'll find country inns with dining rooms but few independent restaurants, other than the occasional simple Gasthäuser.
Culinary shrines are to be found around Mondsee. However, in many of the towns of the Salzkammergut, you'll find country inns with dining rooms but few independent restaurants, other than the occasional simple Gasthäuser.
If you haven't been to Zauner, you've missed a true highlight of Bad Ischl. The desserts—particularly the house creation, Zaunerstollen, a...
If you haven't been to Zauner, you've missed a true highlight of Bad Ischl. The desserts—particularly the house creation, Zaunerstollen, a chocolate-covered confection of sugar, hazelnuts, and nougat—have made this one of Austria's best-known pastry shops. Emperor Franz Josef used to visit every day for a Guglhupf, a lemon sponge cake.
In a city famed for tourist crowds, most restaurants are hit or miss, but the Bräugasthof, with its delicious fish dishes and gorgeous lake...
In a city famed for tourist crowds, most restaurants are hit or miss, but the Bräugasthof, with its delicious fish dishes and gorgeous lake views, is definitely a hit. Flavors from Austria, Slovakia, and Hungary infuse the regional menu. Operating hours are restricted from December to February.
Come for the crispy crusted pizza and stay for the view—Edenbergers' wooden pier extending from the lakeside terrace aims directly at the sun...
Come for the crispy crusted pizza and stay for the view—Edenbergers' wooden pier extending from the lakeside terrace aims directly at the sun's path as it sets between the mountains overlooking the Fuschlsee. Italian and regional Austrian dishes round out the menu, all with a focus on locally sourced ingredients, including char from the lake. The well-selected Austrian wine list and full cocktail bar keeps locals chatting till the wee hours. The demand for a seat on the terrace can be high during the high season, so come early, order a Hugo, sit on the dock and cool your feet in the water while you wait for your table.
If you enjoyed a cake at the acclaimed Café Zauner, you may want to visit their second location for something heartier. The Zauner restaurant...
If you enjoyed a cake at the acclaimed Café Zauner, you may want to visit their second location for something heartier. The Zauner restaurant specializes in Austrian classics and wine, including beef and dumplings and Styrian chicken salad. Save room for dessert and share a generous Salzburger Nockerl.
Adjacent to Gosau's pretty parish church, this inn is evidence of the venerable tradition of placing town restaurants next to houses of worship...
Adjacent to Gosau's pretty parish church, this inn is evidence of the venerable tradition of placing town restaurants next to houses of worship (on Sunday farmers would attend the service then head for the nearest table and discuss the past week's events). Today, the restaurant is a popular place, with local specialties and lovely views from the terrace. Mentioned in town records as early as 1596, the inn here has now been much restored and built up in typical modern Alpine style of natural wood, mounted antlers, hunter greens, and bright reds. The current hosts, the Peham family, enjoy sharing the region's cultural traditions, and host folk dances and brass bands as well as offer guided hiking trips.
A shady walk of about 20 minutes east from Bad Ischl's town center follows a brook and deposits you at the leafy gardens of this former farmhouse...
A shady walk of about 20 minutes east from Bad Ischl's town center follows a brook and deposits you at the leafy gardens of this former farmhouse, where the owners swear that this was the very locale where the Kaiserschmarrn was born. The name literally translates to "emperor's nonsense," but many consider it to be the most delicious dessert in Austria—a raisin-studded pancake covered with powdered sugar. It makes for a lovely time to stop here to enjoy this treat along with an afternoon coffee. But it's not just pancakes here—delicious traditional Austrian entrees entice both locals and visitors, so be sure to make a reservation.
This roomy and friendly Austrian restaurant is wood-paneled and bright but if the weather allows, sit outside on their shady lakeside terrace...
This roomy and friendly Austrian restaurant is wood-paneled and bright but if the weather allows, sit outside on their shady lakeside terrace to soak in the excellent views. Highlights from the menu include the Hausruck beef tartare, local fish soup, and for dessert, the delightful Kaiserschmarrn (a lightly sweetened pancake).
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