Sporthotel Kurz

Restaurants nearby

• Gasthaus FuchsBib After completing stints at renowned establishments, Thomas Fuchs has brought a breath of fresh air to his parents' restaurant in the middle of this Burgenland village. His delicious dishes range from classics such as schnitzel, Tafelspitz (beef boiled in broth) and the like to "salmon trout fillet, chervil root, fregola" or "goose liver, fig, chocolate, Buchtel (sweet yeast buns)". In addition to an à la carte selection, there is also a three- to six-course tasting menu in the evening and a smaller set menu at lunchtime. The well-kept dining area (divided into rooms – some with a rustic touch,10.9km
• Greisslerei beim Taubenkobel★★ Michelin Barbara Eselböck and Alain Weissgerber offer a delightful alternative to Taubenkobel restaurant with this charming eatery located in the adjacent building. The atmosphere is friendly, relaxed and completely unpretentious, and the food is simply delicious. Select ingredients go into flavoursome dishes such as Alsace-style snails, Wiener schnitzel and gnocchi with fresh truffles. The interior is wonderfully cosy and has a vintage feel to it, with charming decorative touches and shelves displaying house-made and Pannonian food items, as well as regional wines. By the entrance, there is a counter 40.3km
• Gaumenkitzel★ Michelin "Cook the Gart'l" – that is to say, the garden – is the name of the game here. The modern creative cuisine is the product of a philosophy of regionality and takes the form of the four- or six-course set menu interspersed with various amuse-bouches. Ingredients from the restaurant's own garden or the local area take pride of place, in dishes such as "pumpkin, sesame, winter tarragon" or "Neusiedlersee pike-perch, winter cabbage, mustard, salted lemon". Chef Peter Pichler took over the Pichler family business in 2015, after earning his stripes at top-flight establishments in Austria and abroad (39.0km
• KirchenwirtBib The new project by Barbara Eselböck and Alain Weissgerber is not far from their other restaurant, Taubenkobel. The traditional character of this long-established inn has been deliberately preserved – the food being no exception. The handwritten menu includes dishes such as Tafelspitz, goulash and cordon bleu, not to mention the fantastic apricot dumplings! Although down-to-earth, the dishes impress with the high standards in terms of quality and craftsmanship ensured by Karlheinz Ruttmann. Previously chef at Freisinger Hof in Munich, he is a long-time friend of Alain Weissgerber and they worke35.9km
• Gasthaus Zum fröhlichen ArbeiterBib This spruce family-run inn has been welcoming diners for 100 years. Owner and head chef Hannes Tschida showcases his love for the Seewinkel region through dishes incorporating plenty of local ingredients. The wide-ranging à la carte options include Grammelknödel (potato dumplings stuffed with greaves), beef goulash, trout ceviche, dry-aged steak and Lake Neusiedl catfish. There is also a four- to six-course surprise menu. To complement the bold flavours of the cuisine, an impressive wine list dominated by Austrian labels is available. The restaurant itself has two indoor dining spaces: one ooz37.0km
• Wirtshaus MolzbachhofBib With Wirtshaus, Peter Pichler presents a sophisticated, traditional/regional alternative to Gaumenkitzel, the fine dining restaurant here at the Naturhotel Molzbachhof. Here, too, the focus is squarely on ingredients from the hotel's own garden and seasonal produce, as reflected in dishes such as goose liver pâté, plum chutney, brioche, candied nuts and fried trout, pumpkin vegetables, gnocchi, and local game. The excellent wine selection comprises around 200 items – exclusively Austrian wines from all regions. The owner, who heads up the team of friendly waitstaff, is happy to advise you – sh39.0km
• Triad Drawing on their experience at renowned restaurants and hotels, Veronika and Uwe Machreich run this idyllic establishment in a quiet, rural village setting. They have a lovingly tended garden that provides herbs and vegetables for the kitchen. The cuisine strikes a good balance between traditional and innovative elements. A shorter version of the evening menu is available at lunchtime – it features modern dishes with a twist, such as Waldviertel organic chicken, pepper and corn pancake and pimientos de Padrón. At lunchtime, delicious options on the "Wirtshauskarte" menu include Kalbsrahmbeusch20.6km
• Puchegger-WirtBib The Puchegger family's country inn, well-loved by its many regular patrons, features a rustic yet elegant restaurant and a charming wine cellar. Regional cuisine.45.2km
• Ziegelwerk GasthausBib This haven of culinary delights is housed in a former brickworks. The design of the interior purposefully drew on and preserved long-standing structures such as brick and quarry stone masonry, combining them with sleek, modern elements. A restored old oven makes for an eye-catching feature. Large windows allow the light to flood in while affording diners views of their surroundings. In summer, you can sit in the glorious beer garden. Owner Werner Tschiedel channels the spirit of a modern inn, serving flavourful, straightforward and strictly regional cuisine, such as greaves dumplings, warm cab46.5km
• FossilBib The name "Fossil" was not simply plucked out of thin air: This restaurant is actually located in a Muschelkalk limestone wine cellar dating back to 1870. At the entrance on the historical Kellerplatz, you are greeted by a plant-filled Mediterranean-style terrace. Then take just a few steps down, walk past the open kitchen and into the bright and imposing barrel vault, which makes for an enchanting setting. Chef-patron Thomas Daniel Pugel has been cooking here since 2015. Between noon and 9pm, he serves up regional and seasonal cuisine that is rooted in Austrian tradition yet incorporates moder48.4km

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