Best restaurants in Oed

Lukas Kapeller

★ Michelin€€€€Modern Cuisine, Seasonal Cuisine

This place describes itself as "small, refined, modern", which goes both for the five tasteful guestrooms and the restaurant on the 2nd floor, where a smart modern interior meets with a distinct sense of intimacy. Guests soak up the cosy atmosphere with a personal touch, while in the open kitchen a seven-course set menu is prepared by a team headed up by owners Lukas Kapeller and Michael Schlöglhofer. Dishes such as king oyster mushrooms with celery, tarragon and nut butter or grilled pikeperch with peas, radishes and horseradish steer clear of unnecessary frills and put the focus on regional

RAU nature-based cuisine

★ Michelin€€€€Modern Cuisine, Seasonal Cuisine

Klemens Gold is a chef who is forging his own path. In his idyllically secluded little restaurant, he draws his inspiration entirely from his natural surroundings, which makes for a unique and exciting set menu. For his seasonal concept he uses the best the market has to offer, forages some items himself in the forest, grows vegetables and herbs in his garden, ferments and pickles. One example featuring a captivating interplay of flavours is the combination of oysters, sauerkraut juice, horseradish cream and parsley oil. The minimalist ethos of his "nature-based cuisine" is reflected in the up

Rossbarth

★ Michelin€€€€regional

Modern, concise and pared-back – the description of the stylish restaurant design could also be applied to the set menu devised by the chef-patron pair Marco Barth and Sebastian Rossbach. When it comes to the ingredients, the focus is on all that the region has to offer, with a particular insistence on organic produce; the saltwater fish they serve is caught in the wild. Their thoughtful creations yield interesting subtle contrasts – for instance, their maple syrup-glazed shiitake mushrooms served on beautifully seasoned braised leeks, and lent a refreshing fruitiness by an apple brunoise. The

Kliemstein Vino Vitis

★ Michelin€€€€Classic Cuisine, International

You could easily miss the entrance leading into this small restaurant housed in the Salzamt, with its beautiful, brightly lit vaulted ceiling and sophisticated ambience. Michael A Müller – a highly accomplished trained chef and restaurateur – has dedicated many years to this establishment. The owner enjoys interacting with guests and recommending the perfect wine from his extensive cellar of over 1 200 labels and 50 000 bottles. And he has found a congenial right-hand man in chef Andreas Zika. Diners choose from three surprise menus: the shorter "Theater Menu", the "Bistro Menu" and the "Gourm

Verdi-Einkehr

★ Michelin€€€fine_dining

This is the second restaurant run by the Lukas family, and here, too, the cooking can be described as ambitious. The modern, seasonal cuisine has a regional bent and also draws on international influences – for instance, "tuna mango, miso, lime" or "braised veal cheeks chanterelles, creamed potato, Barolo red wine". As for the division of labour, owner Erich Lukas and his son Philipp work their magic in the kitchen, while maître d' Helga and her dedicated front-of-house team provide cordial service. Finally, there is the gorgeous location on a leafy estate at the edge of a forest overlooking L

Landgasthof Hinterleithner

Bib Gourmand€€Asian and Western

The menu at this inviting restaurant features a fantastic range of regional classics and Asian dishes. Popular choices range from Wiener schnitzel to pan-fried Arctic char or Thai curry. No matter what you plump for, you can expect high-quality ingredients, skilful preparation, character and plenty of flavour. Warm wood panelling lends the dining spaces a cosy rustic feel; friendly and professional service make your dining experience complete. In summer, the charming terrace beckons.

Hueber der Wirt in Bründl

Bib Gourmand€€Country cooking

A picture-perfect location where you can enjoy delicious food without breaking the bank. The cuisine stands out for its intensity, complexity and aromatic richness. In addition to delicious regional classics, the menu features sophisticated dishes such as sturgeon with young peas, asparagus and Alpine caviar. At lunchtime, hearty traditional fare is the name of the game; the evenings are reserved for fine dining. Friendly service, cosy modern decor. In summer, make the most of the small garden to the rear of the restaurant.

Der Holzpoldl

Bib Gourmand€€Regional Cuisine, Seasonal Cuisine

Manuel Grabner and Claudia Stiglitz describe their concept as a "culinary balancing act between a country inn and a fine dining restaurant". This holds true for the decor (a blend of traditional and modern), but especially for the cuisine. From an appealing array of dishes, you can compile your own set menu as you please – with starter and main course portions available, you are free to choose the sequence yourself. There are also classics such as Wiener schnitzel. The well-curated wine list displays a certain inclination towards Austrian picks but also includes international wines.

Kastner

€€Farm to table

The fact that this place is always busy speaks for itself. Located in the town centre, right next to the church, this well-kept establishment hits the mark with its welcoming atmosphere, charming and attentive service and flavoursome seasonal cuisine made with fresh, good-quality ingredients. Standout dishes include pan-fried pike-perch served on a bed of pumpkin with grilled porcini polenta, or poppyseed pasta with stewed plum sorbet. Lunch features a short daily menu, and in the evening, there is a wider choice with two set menus and an à la carte selection. The interesting wine list showcas

Zur Palme

€€€Regional Cuisine, Seasonal Cuisine

After completing stints at renowned establishments, Theresia Palmetzhofer returned home, and she has been running this charming restaurant with her dedicated team since 2016. Modernisation work saw the historical walls and structures of the 500-year-old building carefully preserved and given an inviting, upscale look. In addition, the property boasts a gorgeous terrace. The boss herself heads up the kitchen and presents a pleasingly concise seasonal menu featuring classic and regional dishes with a modern twist, such as celeriac with a cheese foam, apple and buckwheat, or saddle of venison ser

Rosso di Acqua e Sole

€€€italian

In the mood for fresh Italian cuisine that skilfully combines typical cucina casalinga with modern influences? The select ingredients are seasonal, with fish and seafood as the focal point. The ikejime dry-aged sea bass, for example, from the restaurant's own maturing cabinet, is excellent. In addition to the à la carte menu, patron Ingmar Goetzloff will talk you through the latest creations at your table. He will also be happy to advise you on drinks – they have a nicely curated wine list with around 400 labels. The modern, attractively decorated restaurant is located in a residential and off

🕐 Mo-Fr 10:00-15:00,17:30-23:00; Sa 17:00-23:00

Göttfried

€€regional

Run by husband-and-wife team Simone and Christian Göttfried, this inviting restaurant boasts a charming location in the old town – the main square is just around the corner and the Danube is also very close by. The interior beautifully combines modern style with historical features such as a vaulted ceiling and wood panelling. Front of house, the owner and her team provide attentive service. Meanwhile, chef-patron Christian Göttfried focuses on cooking excellent food – expect regional, seasonal cuisine with a Mediterranean twist. Both the organic veal Wiener schnitzel and the branzino with a p

🕐 Tu-Sa 11:30-23:00

muto

€€€regional

This charming establishment is situated in a pedestrian area in the old town of Linz. A few steps lead down from the entrance to a brightly lit, vaulted room done out in a modern and minimalist style. The creative cuisine playfully experiments with textures and flavours – hence the restaurant's name, which is derived from the Latin verb mutare (meaning "to change"). The service is really friendly and pleasingly informal – the front-of-house team keeps things casual in its interactions with guests. Tip for motorists: You can park at the Garage Promenade.

🕐 Tu 11:00-14:00; We-Fr 11:30-14:00,18:00-22:00

Kolm

€€€Modern Cuisine, Seasonal Cuisine

Here in the natural surroundings of the Waldviertel region, you can enjoy not only the beautiful view of the surrounding area but also the ambitious cuisine of Michael Kolm and his team. The dishes are rooted in the region but with a cosmopolitan edge, as demonstrated by creations such as veal fillet, ravioli, wild broccoli, and hamachi, rutabaga, avocado. You can choose between the set menus – "Bärentrail Menu" and vegetarian "Animal-Friendly Menu" – and à la carte options. The service team is pleasant, cordial and competent – the first appetisers are plated in the restaurant itself. The brig

Kalteis

€€Farm to table

This family-run inn in Pielach Valley (Dirndltal) serves flavoursome, highly seasonal cuisine that remains rooted in local tradition. Highlights include game offal ragout with Topfenknödel (curd dumplings), dried venison with cornelian cherry and sheep's yoghurt. Beyond the appealing à la carte selection, there is a more contemporary set menu, which changes frequently. Food is served in cosy, rustic dining rooms or out on the inviting terrace in summer. Comfortable accommodation is also available.

GansFein

€€Seasonal Cuisine, Contemporary

Set in a historical building right on Stadtplatz, beside the city wall and Lederturm, this inviting restaurant was once a feather bedding shop, as the façade still proclaims. A ceiling with old wooden beams provides a striking contrast to the sleek, modern decor. Diners seeking a special experience can reserve seats at the chef's table in the kitchen. Chef-patron Kevin Stummer creates contemporary, pared-back dishes that blend Mediterranean and Japanese influences, while hostess Carmen Stummer provides warm, attentive and adept service.

Lurgbauer

€€€Seasonal Cuisine

Nestled amid forests and meadows at an elevation of approximately 900m, this farmhouse is accessible via a gravel road. Its origins can be traced back to 1390. With bare wooden tables, floorboards and cowhides as decoration, the small restaurant has a clean and modern yet rustic look. Floor-to-ceiling windows afford views of the idyllic countryside, including their own Black Angus cattle grazing in the pasture – they are a focal point of the cuisine. At lunchtime, classic dishes are served à la carte or as a set menu. In the evening, you have the choice between two set menus: the seasonal and