Hotel Restaurant Winterbach

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.

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.

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

A restaurant where you feel right at home, thanks to the cosy atmosphere, cordial service, and the food that is straight-up delicious! This is traditional, home-style cuisine – think Austrian classics such as Wiener schnitzel, Backhendl (breaded fried chicken) and Tafelspitz (boiled beef), as well as venison Beuscherl (lights) and freshwater fish from the region. Those who prefer something a little more elevated can opt for a surprise menu (three to five courses) in the evening, subject to advance booking. They also have seven cosy guestrooms.

A meal here is a delightful experience! The kitchen team has an abundance of excellent ingredients at its fingertips, from its own farm or from the surrounding area – something you rarely find! On Wednesdays the spotlight is on garden, field and forest, on Thursdays on offal, on Fridays on freshwater fish, and on Saturdays they mix it up. Attentive service courtesy of well-trained staff, who are happy to provide information about the mindful philosophy. In addition to the inviting series of dining areas ranging from cosy and rustic to light and modern, there is also a terrific terrace with a b

A well-established family-owned inn, now in its sixth generation. In the kitchen, the focus is on regional ingredients, which are used to create flavoursome classics. The cordon bleu served with potato and cucumber salad in a sour cream dressing and the beef roulade are popular choices, as is the roast pork with Speckkraut (sauerkraut with bacon) or the fish soup with grilled fish on a stick. With its light wood finishings, the decor is cosy – the restaurant has lots of nooks and crannies. A pleasingly down-to-earth atmosphere reigns.

The Krainers offer a comprehensive experience with their family-run restaurant, café and hotel. In a bright and modern conservatory-like setting, Andreas Krainer serves up delicious Austrian dishes made with in-season local produce. Some highlights on the menu include the house goulash, Pöllau beef steaks and Mürztal fish hash, along with traditional Austrian desserts. In addition to the Wirtshaus offering, there is also a fine dining restaurant experience in the evening. And it is certainly worth calling by the cake buffet in the café. Hotel patrons can look forward to cosy accommodation, as