€€€Austrian
A friendly atmosphere reigns in this family-run guesthouse and restaurant, and that is largely down to owner Barbara Falkeis, who is responsible for the cordial and attentive service. Her husband Rudolf cooks Austrian classics such as Kauner Graukassuppe (a traditional Tyrolean "grey cheese" soup) or Zwiebelrostbraten (Alpine beef with onions) roast potatoes and vegetables. Popular desserts include Kaiserschmarrn (shredded pancake) and crêpes. Game hunted in the environs and lamb from the region are among the local ingredients that go into the carefully prepared dishes. The good à la carte sel
€€€€Modern French, International
First things first: be sure to book, because the Bouvier family's small restaurant has just four tables (hence the name "BOU4"). Junior manager and maître d' Julian Bouvier attentively hosts a maximum of 14 diners. Chef Christoph Gschwendtner also joins in front of house, proud to personally present his creations at the table. His cooking leans towards classic French cuisine, with Asian or Levantine accents adding variety. The dishes are elaborate and technical, as you will see from the get-go with the array of appetisers. Diners can opt for a four- or six-course format of the set menu, the di
€€€€Regional Cuisine, Beef
The exclusive little restaurant in the luxe chalet hotel Bergwiesenglück promises a very special culinary experience. If you pre-order it, they serve a game-based set menu, comprising eight small courses made using meat solely from animals hunted by the chef himself – the unusual dishes include, for example, black grouse liver, chamois brain, deer bone marrow or deer tongue. The wine list includes regional and international classics. Optionally you can order the wine pairings devised to accompany the set menu. The friendly and laid-back service is infused with a personal touch. Warm wood and c
€€€€Modern Cuisine, Seasonal Cuisine
At the wonderfully elegant yet cosy fine dining restaurant of Chasa Montana hotel, chef Bernd Fabian and his team conjure up a surprise menu comprising three to five courses. Each dish celebrates an extraordinary diversity of exceptional and predominantly regional produce, showcasing them in modern and precise dishes. With a limited number of tables, the restaurant ensures friendly service – the chefs serve and explain the dishes personally, and even the head chef and his sous-chef are on hand to engage with diners. The fantastic wine list boasts an impressive range of renowned labels. Host an
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.7/5 · 70 reviews
Located in Samnaun, La Miranda Gourmet Stübli specializes in modern, seasonal cuisine. Most reviews highlight attentive service, a welcoming atmosphere, and high-quality, balanced dishes, with chefs often presenting meals personally. The wine selection is diverse, and vegan options are praised. However, some negative feedback cites inconsistent service, such as slow payment processing or rushed pacing, along with occasional issues like overly salty food or noise from nearby smoking areas. While generally well-regarded for its culinary finesse and hospitality, experiences can vary regarding service timing and environmental comfort.
Suitable for diners seeking modern seasonal cuisine and attentive service; advance reservation is recommended.
€€€€Classic Cuisine
The restaurant of the upscale Hotel Fliana draws in clients with its excellent cuisine, but it is also a paradise for wine lovers! It all starts with a strong first impression in the spectacular Wine Safe, where over 900 different labels from top wineries are stored, including fine wines from France, Italy and Austria, including a considerable number of large-format bottles. From here, you enter the elegant little Chef's Table restaurant, in which 12 diners can sit at a long stone table in an extremely high-quality and tastefully designed ambience. In the open kitchen, a six-course set menu dr
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.7/5 · 80 reviews
Fliana Chef's Table in Ischgl offers classic cuisine with high marks for food quality and service. Reviewers praise dishes like veal and tuna, alongside a well-paired 5-course menu. Service is attentive, allowing guests to adjust pacing. The ambiance is cozy, featuring a slope-view bar and rooftop bubble baths. While some negative feedback cites cancellations during holidays, long waits, and value concerns, the overall rating remains strong at 4.7/5. It is a solid choice for travelers seeking reliable, high-standard dining in a comfortable setting.
Ideal for skiers seeking high-quality classic cuisine and a comfortable dining environment.
€€€Austrian, Regional Cuisine
This alternative to the fine dining restaurant at Hotel Trofana Royal also serves culinary delights right next to the ski slope. In an inviting decor, diners can choose from an appealing à la carte selection of freshly prepared Tyrolean dishes. These are made with the finest regional produce, such as Paznaun Highland beef, Diasbach trout and traditional Alpine cheese. Open to the lobby and bar area, and with only a handful of tables, this restaurant is done out in lots of warm wood, creating a pleasantly cosy feel. Exceptionally courteous and friendly service.
€€€Scandinavian, Contemporary
Coming here is like being invited to dine with good friends in their home – such is the feeling conveyed by your very friendly hosts, Henrik Helmuth and Henriette Olsen, who are the couple at the helm here. In their modern, tastefully decorated restaurant, the Danish-born owners create an incredibly charming, intimate atmosphere and make a point of doting on their guests. There is no menu or wine list. Instead, Henrik prepares a surprise menu made up of three courses, while Henriette is on hand to recommend the wines to best accompany your meal.
TripAdvisor review sample · 5.0/5 · 80 reviews
Endlich, a contemporary Scandinavian restaurant in St. Anton am Arlberg, holds a perfect 5.0/5 rating across 80 reviews. Guests consistently praise the exceptional food quality, outstanding wine pairings, and intimate, home-like atmosphere. Hosts Henrik and Henriette deliver gracious, professional service that creates a memorable dining experience. While minor feedback exists regarding meal pacing, the overwhelming consensus highlights the venue as a top-tier destination for fine dining, offering a unique blend of culinary excellence and warm hospitality.
Ideal for adults seeking high-quality Scandinavian cuisine, refined wine pairings, and an intimate, home-style dining atmosphere.
🕐 Tu-Sa 14:30-18:30, 18:30-22:00
€€€International, Traditional Cuisine
At an elevation of 2 085m, the gondola ride up here (free with your reservation) is even worthwhile for non-skiers. In addition to the breathtaking view, you can expect ambitious cuisine made from high-quality ingredients that doesn't limit itself to a specific style – rather it showcases traditional, regional, Mediterranean and even Asian influences. Appetising options include yellowfin tuna sashimi, Wiener schnitzel and risotto alla carbonara. The exceedingly friendly and charming waitstaff will be happy to recommend the right wine from the extensive list.
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.6/5 · 80 reviews
Located atop St. Anton, Verwallstube offers panoramic mountain views and a modern, comfortable interior. Reviews highlight professional, hospitable service and high-quality food, including local specialties like trout and chef-prepared truffle pasta. The atmosphere is generally described as relaxed yet sophisticated. However, some guests note issues with meal pacing, limited seating options (such as isolated rooms with poor views), and mixed opinions on value. While highly rated overall, visitors are advised to book in advance and specifically request tables with scenic vistas to ensure a satisfactory experience.
Ideal for diners seeking mountain views and modern cuisine, but advance booking with specific table requests is essential.
€€€Modern Cuisine
Beyond its sleek design, this large glass cube delights with a spectacular panoramic view of the mountains. The restaurant is located on the ground floor and proposes a modern tasting menu (vegetarian version available) as well as an à la carte selection of more classic dishes such as beef consommé, Wiener schnitzel and rib-eye steak. The service is friendly and attentive. Alternatively, tapas are served in the lounge on the top floor. Diners can also head outside to the lovely terraces. When it comes to wine, the PINO 3000 is attention worthy – it is aged at this altitude, over 3 000m above s
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.3/5 · 80 reviews
Located at 3,000 meters, ice Q offers stunning Alpine views and a unique atmosphere linked to James Bond filming locations. Reviews highlight the modern cuisine's excellent presentation and taste, alongside a spacious, bright interior. However, service is inconsistent; while some praise the professional hospitality, others report slow responses, inexperienced staff, or unfriendly attitudes, particularly during peak times. Value is debated, with some finding prices high relative to the experience. Strict policies regarding reservations and punctuality have also drawn criticism. Overall, it provides a memorable high-altitude dining setting, but variable service quality may impact guest satisfaction.
Suitable for travelers seeking dramatic mountain views and modern cuisine; book in advance and allow extra time for potential service delays.
€€€€regional
Just so you know: This place is a haven for wine connoisseurs! The Gothic wine cellar is a real treasure trove, boasting a unique collection of large bottles that is world-famous, not least for its Bordeaux selection. Magnums, primats: you name it, they have it. Be sure to take a look at the impressive Wine Dome with its private dining table for exclusive tastings. In the restaurant itself, a typical ski hut feel prevails at lunchtime, but in the evening, it's all about fine dining in a lovely cosy setting brimming with Alpine charm.
TripAdvisor review sample · 2.9/5 · 80 reviews
Hospiz Alm, located in the Lech and St. Christoph ski areas, receives polarized reviews. Positive feedback highlights its scenic slope-side location, elegant soup presentation, and excellent Kaiserschmarren. Some guests praise the efficient service and relaxed atmosphere. Conversely, negative reviews cite significant service issues, including arrogant staff, slow response times, and a flawed reservation system. Food quality is disputed; while some enjoy the meals, others report bland dishes, cooking errors like overcooked steak, and suspicion of pre-prepared food. The experience varies greatly depending on the time of day and specific staff members. It suits travelers seeking convenient alpine lunches or specific desserts, but those prioritizing consistent service and culinary precision may find it lacking.
Suitable for travelers seeking convenient ski lunches or specific desserts, but those requiring consistent service should proceed with caution.
€€€€Regional Cuisine
This restaurant done out in a chic modern-Alpine style is part of the small Chalet Resort Sölden, which boasts five cosy and tastefully decorated log cabins. From 4pm, classic fare in the vein of braised veal cheeks or beef tartare is served; from 7pm, the "Gourmet-Menü", comprising four or six courses, draws inspiration from the region (eg "Pike-perch, white cabbage, mustard" or "Venison, carrot, Savoy cabbage"). Diners can opt for a supplementary cheese course. The produce used is almost exclusively regional, as the friendly, well-trained and attentive service team will explain when talking
€€€€Regional Cuisine, Contemporary
The fine dining restaurant of Bergland hotel boasts a chic interior with a stylish dark colour scheme. The cuisine is entirely dedicated to the Alpine region. Ingredients are sourced within a 200km radius, with Austria and South Tyrol being the main suppliers. Much of the produce comes from the immediate vicinity, including herbs from the restaurant's own garden. They even raise their own sheep. The cooking style is very contemporary and incorporates subtle Japanese influences. For example, the six-course set menu includes dishes such as Alpine prawn katsuobushi with tomato and yuzu bisque, or
€€€Regional Cuisine
This restaurant enjoys a gorgeous location in a modern cuboid building by the monastery pond – the terrace affords stunning views of the surroundings. Inside, you can peek into the kitchen and watch freshly caught fish being grilled over an open charcoal flame. Specialities such as char tartare, teriyaki‑glazed fillet of stick‑grilled fish, or "milkmaid-style" trout all feature fish from the restaurant's own on-site fish farm – talk about local sourcing! The extensive à la carte selection caters not just to fish enthusiasts but also features vegetarian options and meat dishes. Cap off your mea
€€regional
This building's traditional shingle façade demonstrates its affinity with the region, as does its smart interior drawing on modern straight lines and natural materials such as wood and stone. Markus Grittle conjures up cuisine that also takes its cue from the region. In the evening, the interesting set menu is formed of three to five courses (dishes include THE ELEGANT FISH – sturgeon, carrot, purslane); at lunchtime, a three-course version is served. Slightly more traditional fare is available à la carte. The terrace affords a view of the ski slopes. Overnight accommodation is to be had at th
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.6/5 · 80 reviews
FUXBAU in Stuben am Arlberg holds a 4.6/5 average rating. Reviews highlight high food quality, creative presentations, and excellent wine pairings, with the Wiener Schnitzel receiving particular praise. The atmosphere is generally described as beautiful and modern. However, negative feedback points to inconsistent service, slow pacing, lack of privacy due to close table spacing, and poor value. Some guests reported unbalanced dishes and defensive staff responses to criticism. While many describe it as Michelin-quality dining, others experienced significant disappointments regarding hospitality and meal execution.
Suitable for diners seeking creative cuisine and wine pairings, but manage expectations regarding service consistency and table privacy.
🕐 We-Su 11:00-23:00
€€€€Contemporary, International
In the small fine dining restaurant of the luxurious Hotel Hochfirst, which dates back to around 1934, you can expect an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere – an Alpine touch creates a cosy feel. The space accommodates up to 16 diners at beautifully set tables with large festive candelabras, and windows overlooking the ski slopes. Served in a single set menu with a flexible number of courses, the cuisine is contemporary with an international edge. The influences range from regional – eg fillet and sweetbreads from local calves – to Italian – think ravioli stuffed with pheasant – and even Japanese,
€€€€Classic Cuisine, Regional Cuisine
The Alpine Retreat is a luxurious little hotel, and this is its restaurant. Blending modern design and Alpine charm, its chic interior has a rather intimate and private feel to it. Tuck into dishes such as horseradish fagottini with celeriac and parsley, or gently cooked char from Zug with cauliflower done two ways and a vegetable jus. Tip: Don't miss out on your chance to try Kaiserschmarrn (shredded pancake)! In the evening, you can opt for a set menu or order à la carte; at lunchtime, there is a separate à la carte menu. The good food is complemented by an excellent selection of wines. Frie
€€€Contemporary, Regional Cuisine
Young chef Maximilian Grüner's cuisine stays close to nature – his dishes take their cue from what the region and the seasons have to offer, and are served à la carte and in the form of a four- to six-course set menu. Among his appetising dishes are a potato and wild garlic soup served with baked egg and Jerusalem artichokes, and Schlutzkrapfen>/i> (Tyrolean ravioli) with cranberries, Gruyère and beetroot. The owner and her friendly, attentive team run the show front of house. Located in the eponymous hotel, which boasts a central location close to the ski slopes and attractive, cosy guestroom
€€€Contemporary, Austrian
Housed in the lovely Hotel Berghof, this compact wood-panelled restaurant is rustic and cosy yet stylish. Tradition meets modern gastronomy in regional dishes with a contemporary twist – from fermented organic carrot and celery millefeuille with summer truffle to Vorarlberg Wagyu paired with porcini, and waffles with stewed sour cherries for dessert. There is also an impressive wine list dominated by Austrian labels but including options from elsewhere in the Old World and beyond. Attentive service is provided by a friendly and professional front-of-house team. Don't miss the opportunity to ha
€€€Classic Cuisine, Seasonal Cuisine
If you want to savour classic French-influenced cuisine without having to commit to a set menu, the lovely, cosy restaurant of Hotel Pfefferkorn is just the place for you. The à la carte menu lives up to the establishment's name, incorporating a unique touch of exoticism with one of 13 peppers in each dish. Think carabineros prawn with fruity curry, pickled golden beet, tomato, ginger, and Indian mountain pepper, or pigeon à la royale with pear, parsnip, fried onion, and smoked Malabar pepper. There is no reason to worry that the food will be excessively spicy – chef Christian Wild has a light
€€€Contemporary, Classic Cuisine
The venerable Gasthof Post has a series of charming Alpine-style dining areas, and in all of them the same à la carte menu is served: an ambitious selection of Austrian classics such as Tafelspitz and Wiener schnitzel, as well as international dishes. An exclusive fine dining set menu is served in the Jägerstube upon advance booking. Diners can also look forward to a good wine list and attentive service. Individually decorated guestrooms are available for overnight stays.
€€€€Modern Cuisine, International
In the small fine dining restaurant of Hotel Jagdhaus Monzabon, Michael Broger and his team deliver interesting modern cuisine that is big on flavour. Guests will also enjoy the charming service and expert wine recommendations that come courtesy of junior manager and sommelier Tobias Schneider, who also happens to be a certified sake sommelier – there is an extensive selection, and almost all are also served by the glass. The food, which delves into the region and uses many ingredients from local suppliers (the local game is excellent, for example), is also decidedly cosmopolitan. You can put
€€€€Fusion, Asian Influences
This chic restaurant is very much at home in Lech. Behind the large glass-paned façade a tastefully designed space with a modern feel awaits. The open kitchen certainly plays its part – you can watch the chefs from almost anywhere. The cuisine is a fusion of Asian and European – a style to which they have been committed for years. The wine list absolutely deserves a mention, being one of the finest in the country – the Champagne and Burgundy selection leaves nothing to be desired. The bar area is also inviting – ideal for an aperitif or a nightcap.
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.0/5 · 80 reviews
Located in Lech am Arlberg, Fux specializes in Asian fusion cuisine. Food quality receives mixed reviews; sushi and sashimi are praised, while some mains lack authentic Asian flavor or perceived quality. Service is generally highlighted for attentiveness and expert wine recommendations, though noise from large groups has impacted ambiance for some. Value perception varies significantly, with many finding it reasonable, while others consider it overpriced relative to the dining experience.
Suitable for diners seeking Asian fusion cuisine who can tolerate variable noise levels.
€€€€Austrian, International
Located near the Schlegelkopf piste, the luxurious Almhof Schneider hotel, built in 1929, is home to this fine dining restaurant, which is only open during the winter. At lunchtime and in the evening, you can enjoy Austrian cuisine with international influences: the menu includes Fiaker goulash, Wagyu steak, Riesling Beuschel (offal ragout) with bread dumplings and, for dessert, Kaiserschmarrn (shredded pancake). The wine list, comprising over 1 200 labels, is superb. Meals are served in two tastefully decorated dining spaces: Wunderkammer, designed by artist Paul Renner, and Herbarium, featur
€€€€Modern Cuisine, Seasonal Cuisine
This is the restaurant of the luxurious Aurelio Hotel & Chalet Lech, which slightly overlooks the village right next to the Schlegelkopf piste. The interior is chic and the gorgeous terrace affords fabulous views of the 2 557m-high Omeshorn. The polished and attentive service really enhances the refined yet relaxed atmosphere. At lunch and dinner, the daily à la carte menu features mouthwatering options such as pan-fried char with fregola sarda, beurre blanc, peas and dill, or the classic Wiener schnitzel. Fri-Tue evenings, the team led by head chef Karl Eggetsberger presents a modern and crea
€€€Regional Cuisine, Contemporary
A cosy little restaurant where you are made to feel right at home. The rusticity of wood is combined with modern accents in the decor, and the service is attentive and charming. Select ingredients, for the most part sourced in the region, make up the raw material used in the open kitchen to create dishes such as "Biberwier salmon trout (marinated & flambéed), Granny Smith, beetroot, buttermilk, chives" or "crispy fried guinea fowl breast, chanterelles, green asparagus, polenta, broccoli". The verdant surroundings make the terrace a popular spot in summer.
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.9/5 · 80 reviews
Located in Biberwier, Das Walters offers contemporary regional cuisine with a near-perfect 4.9/5 rating across 80 reviews. Guests consistently praise the creative, visually stunning dishes and exceptional flavor profiles, often noting the chef's personal involvement, such as serving desserts. Service is highlighted for its warmth, patience, and attention to detail. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, featuring an open kitchen. While minor criticisms exist regarding seating arrangements and limited menu variety, the overwhelming consensus positions the restaurant as a top-tier dining destination in Austria.
Ideal for diners seeking refined creative cuisine and attentive service; advance reservations are recommended.
€€€€Regional Cuisine
Mountains, snow, a fantastic panoramic terrace and great food to boot! With its fresh and down-to-earth regional cuisine, this cosy Alpine-style restaurant at Burg Vital Resort makes a great alternative to Griggeler Stuba. The very friendly and competent waitstaff serve up delicious dishes such as Alpine char with red lentils, artichoke, tomato and winter tarragon. This is complemented by the same sensational wine selection as is served in the fine dining restaurant.
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.6/5 · 62 reviews
Picea, located in Lech am Arlberg, specializes in regional cuisine. Reviews highlight its well-maintained, tranquil atmosphere, particularly the stunning outdoor terrace offering mountain views, described as a peaceful oasis. Food quality is generally praised as delicious and healthy, with specific mentions of satisfying birthday meals and local specialties. Service is noted for being professional and attentive, especially regarding the extensive wine list, though isolated incidents of substitution and pacing issues were reported. While the ambiance and culinary execution receive high marks, some guests found the experience expensive relative to minor imperfections in certain dishes. The restaurant offers a refined setting suitable for those seeking a quiet, high-quality dining experience amidst the Alps.
Ideal for skiers seeking a tranquil mountain-view dining experience and quality regional cuisine.
€€€Contemporary
This restaurant is located in the car-free village of Oberlech, more precisely in the Burghotel (an almost legendary place that started off as a small milk bar in the 1960s), right by the ski slope. In a cosy and tastefully designed setting, you can savour classic and regionally influenced dishes for lunch and dinner. Examples include beef tartare made from local fillet of beef, brook char fillet cooked on a salt stone, or pink-roasted venison crown from the hotel's own hunting grounds. In the evening, there is an additional seven-course fine dining set menu, which features mouthwatering creat
€€€Alpine, Seasonal Cuisine
Tanja and Tobias Schöpf's establishment is pleasingly informal. She provides cordial and proficient service in the inviting wood-panelled dining space, occasionally taking a seat alongside diners at their table. Her husband, meanwhile, prepares five flavoursome dishes using regional ingredients, for you to select à la carte or as a set menu. Tantalising examples include Riebelmais (dry-milled corn), onion, Vorarlberg mountain cheese, or chicken leg, Savoy cabbage, leek, parsley root. He likes to keep things natural and seasonal – he goes hunting and forages for mushrooms, buds and herbs. The w
TripAdvisor review sample · 5.0/5 · 51 reviews
Located in the Alpine village of Klösterle am Arlberg, Wirtschaft Traube specializes in seasonal cuisine and has received an average rating of 5.0/5 from 51 reviews. Guests consistently praise the high food quality, particularly the creatively balanced 5-course menus and homemade delicacies. The service, led by hosts Tanja and Tobias, is described as warm, friendly, and attentive, contributing to a cozy, family-like atmosphere. While the wine selection is well-regarded, a small number of reviewers noted concerns regarding value for money. Overall, the restaurant offers a dignified and excellent dining experience, making it a standout choice for those seeking refined alpine gastronomy.
Ideal for travelers seeking high-quality seasonal cuisine and warm, family-style hospitality.
€€€Traditional Cuisine
This charming restaurant in the Rote Wand Gourmet Hotel serves traditional Austrian cuisine at its best, whether it's a perfectly souffléd Wiener schnitzel, delicious Buttermilchschmarrn (shredded, fluffy buttermilk pancake) or fabulous fondues! Diners can also look forward to cordial service and an extensive and well-curated selection of wines. At lunchtime, dishes are served à la carte, including fondue chinoise (Swiss-style hot pot) and cheese fondue. In the evening, culinary tradition is presented in appealing set menus. Compose your own two-, three-, or four-course meal from a range of op
€€€Classic French
In their delightful little hotel, the Pazeller family offers not only attractive, comfortable guestrooms but also sophisticated cuisine. The restaurant combines two concepts: "Ustaria Chastè" with an upscale evening menu and a simpler lunchtime menu, and "Bocca Fina Chastè" with an evening fine dining set menu. The interior is tasteful and cosy, the service friendly and attentive.
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.8/5 · 80 reviews
Restaurant Chastè in Tarasp offers classic French cuisine with an exceptional 4.8/5 rating. Service is highly praised, with the Pazeller family and staff noted for their attentive, anticipatory hospitality. Food quality is consistently described as exquisite, featuring well-coordinated flavors and thoughtful details, including suitable options for vegetarians. The atmosphere combines tranquility with historic charm and views of the castle. While a few reviews mention occasional wine shortages or unmet expectations, the vast majority find the experience valuable and memorable.
Ideal for travelers seeking refined French cuisine, impeccable service, and a tranquil historic setting.
€€Modern Cuisine, Farm to table
Going by the name "Ondersch" (a dialect word meaning different), this establishment located in the multipurpose "LOFT" building offers a street-food restaurant with a bar and the Genusswirtschaft gourmet restaurant. On the upper floor, a lively, urban atmosphere provides the setting for tasty modern cuisine made from seasonal and regional produce.
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.5/5 · 80 reviews
Located in Oberstdorf, Ondersch Genusswirtschaft offers modern farm-to-table cuisine across fine dining and street food sections. Reviews highlight fresh, high-quality dishes such as beef salads, ribs, and veggie burgers, with noted accommodation for gluten-free diets. Service is generally praised as friendly and helpful, though some guests experienced delays during busy periods or felt ignored. The atmosphere varies from elegant in the main restaurant to bustling in the street food area. While most find good value, isolated complaints mention stale cooking odors, reservation software errors, and occasional rudeness. Overall, it is a popular choice with consistent food quality despite occasional service inconsistencies.
Suitable for diners seeking fresh modern cuisine who can tolerate occasional service fluctuations; advance booking is recommended.
€€Classic Cuisine
Perched in a fantastic high-altitude location, Haller's Geniesserhotel boasts lovely, comfortable guestrooms and a spacious spa, as well as this appealing fine dining restaurant with a welcoming Alpine atmosphere. At lunchtime, a selection of sophisticated à la carte dishes is on offer; in the evening, diners take their pick from the set menu. The tempting options range from classics like Wiener schnitzel to creations such as tail of rump, celeriac two ways, curd cheese and amaranth pastry pockets. The wine list with a focus on Austria is also enticing. And don't miss out on the terrace with i
€€€Seasonal Cuisine, International
Das Maxi has proven to be a successful addition to Das Freiberg hotel and is an appealing dining option – and not only for hotel guests. The kitchen specialises in contemporary, mostly Mediterranean dishes with seasonal influences. In addition to the set menu, which changes daily, there is also a small à la carte selection. Food is served in tastefully designed dining areas, and there is additional garden seating available for the summer months. The wine list, featuring international labels, is second to none. The gorgeous guestrooms have magnificent views of the mountains.
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.7/5 · 71 reviews
DAS MAXI in Oberstdorf specializes in seasonal international cuisine. Reviews frequently praise the high food quality, attentive service, and excellent wine pairings, with some guests highlighting Chef Henrik Weiser's menu and the flexibility to mix à la carte options. The atmosphere is mixed; the garden seating is described as romantic, while the interior is criticized for its dated 1970s decor. Negative feedback cites occasional slow pacing, service oversights, and dishes that fail to meet star-level expectations regarding taste and value. While many enjoy the culinary experience, others find the ambiance and pricing inconsistent with the restaurant's status.
Ideal for diners seeking high-quality cuisine and a romantic garden setting, though those sensitive to interior decor or value may prefer alternatives.
€€French, Classic French
In the casino building in the centre of Riezlern, a seasoned duo bring dedication to the table. Charming and competent restaurant manager Lillian Roth looks after diners; meanwhile chef-patron Sascha Kemmerer (known from Kilian Stuba in A-ROSA Ifen Hotel Kleinwalsertal in Hirschegg) is in charge of the kitchen. His dishes draw on French classics and impress with their craftsmanship, flavour and the quality of the ingredients underpinning them. The atmosphere is inviting and friendly: modern bistro style, Alpine details from bygone days, such as tiled stoves and wood-panelled ceilings, and "Cul
€€€Classic Cuisine, Modern Cuisine
The Alpenhof Jäger hotel's restaurant may be small but what it lacks in size it makes up for in atmosphere! With plenty of wood, a tiled stove and pretty decorations, the cosy and homely Humbachstube is completely in keeping with the rustic charm of the 380-year-old regional-style building in which it is located. In the kitchen, Florian Jäger and his father Martin cook with market produce, creating dishes based on the classic repertoire, such as sirloin of local mountain lamb roasted with aromatics, fresh spinach leaves and potato and Parmesan gnocchi. The wine list is all about Austria's own
€€Traditional Cuisine, Regional Cuisine
The family that run this restaurant occupying an old farmhouse with origins dating back to the 16C has a relationship with the region that goes back decades. In later years, the farm became an inn and it has now been run by the same family for five generations, all motivated by a desire to introduce their guests to the best local recipes and ingredients. Dishes include excellent fresh ravioli stuffed with cheese produced in the nearby valley and served (in summer) with tomato and basil sauce. An excellent wine list and the hotel’s warm and friendly ambience add to the appeal.
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.4/5 · 76 reviews
Located in Senales, Oberraindlhof specializes in traditional Tyrolean and regional cuisine. Reviews frequently praise the high quality of ingredients and professional presentation of dishes such as chestnut cream with melted cheese, pumpkin risotto, and classic Alto Adige specialties. The ambiance is described as cozy and warm, featuring typical 'stube' rooms and mountain-style decor. Service is generally noted as friendly and courteous, though some guests reported slow responses or unfriendly attitudes. A minority of reviewers criticized portion sizes as small and questioned the value for money, particularly regarding meat dishes. Overall, it offers an authentic dining experience suitable for travelers seeking traditional food and comfortable lodging.
Recommended for travelers seeking authentic Tyrolean flavors and cozy lodging, with advance booking advised.
€€€€Regional Cuisine
Diners immediately feel at home here! This is thanks to both the cosy atmosphere and the outstanding cuisine turned out by owner Jeremias Riezler. He uses top-notch seasonal and regional produce, and even rears pigs himself. Select – predominantly organic – ingredients are showcased in a multi-course set menu, the name of which translates as "Culinary Mountain Adventure". Dishes such as fried Walser veal sweetbreads with cranberry aioli demonstrate a distinctive culinary style. The chef presents his dishes himself and talks diners through the idea behind them. In an original touch, he also han
€€€French, Seasonal Cuisine
Housed in Hotel Birkenhöhe, this restaurant enjoys a tranquil location and is run by two generations of the Bantel family (Matthias and Felix), who serve up flavoursome modern-inspired dishes with an emphasis on locally sourced seasonal ingredients. Matthias – the father – bakes the delicious bread. Diners are also treated to friendly, attentive service and an excellent wine selection that includes some rare finds from Italy and France. Warm wood panelling and a tiled stove make for a cosy atmosphere. Tip: Request table no 32 for a stunning view of the Widderstein and Bärenkopf mountains. A sm
€€Farm to table, Contemporary
Flurin occupies an old medieval tower in Glorenza, a small hamlet in the Val Venosta which is surrounded by walls that also date back to the Middle Ages. Furnished in a modern style that contrasts with its old, vaulted ceiling, the restaurant serves contemporary cuisine that enthusiastic owner-chef Thomas Ortler prepares from carefully selected seasonal ingredients from the region. His creative and imaginative recipes include dishes such as duo of Wagyu beef (raised on the property) served with polenta, carrots and spring onions. There’s also a charming small outdoor space which must be booked
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.6/5 · 80 reviews
Located in central Glorenza, Flurin offers contemporary farm-to-table cuisine. Reviews frequently praise the high food quality, beautiful presentation, and delicious flavors, with some noting good value. The ambiance is described as elegant and warm within a historic building, though outdoor seating suffers from fly issues. Service receives mixed feedback; while many highlight the friendly and professional young team, others report slow pacing and communication gaps. Overall, the restaurant excels in culinary execution and interior atmosphere but requires improvement in service consistency and outdoor hygiene conditions.
Suitable for diners seeking high-quality contemporary cuisine and an elegant indoor setting; choose indoor seating and allow ample time for the meal.
€€Country cooking, Modern Cuisine
Run with passion by the two owners who continue the long family tradition in this hotel-restaurant is one of the most picturesque sights in the Val Senales. Its beautifully kept dining room is romantic and typical of the region, providing a backdrop for just a few dishes which are prepared by the chef with a focus on local ingredients. A hint of Mediterranean influence adds to the appeal.
TripAdvisor review sample · 2.9/5 · 80 reviews
Located in central Madonna di Campiglio, Josef Stube offers a cozy underground wooden atmosphere ideal for post-skiing relaxation. Service is generally friendly, though some guests note slow pacing and delayed table clearing. Food quality is polarizing: while some praise specific dishes like cappelletti and beer, others criticize the limited menu consisting mainly of burgers and hot dogs, lacking typical regional cuisine. Drink quality also varies, with some reports of poor ingredients. It serves best as a casual bar rather than a full dining destination.
Suitable for skiers seeking a casual social spot, but not recommended for diners expecting high-quality traditional meals.
€€€€Modern Cuisine, Creative
Set on a rise overlooking the village, Hotel Bergblick not only boasts charming guestrooms and attractive spa facilities but also offers a culinary experience well worth discovering. With just five tables, this small restaurant exudes tasteful elegance, with gentle piano music drifting in from the reception area. Diners are treated to a refined seven-course tasting menu that is rooted in classic culinary tradition yet infused with modern flair. Service is friendly and professional. Austrian labels dominate the well-curated wine list. Pairings by the glass are available to go with the set menu.
€€€Regional Cuisine, Bavarian
From the outside, the carefully restored centuries-old farmhouse is really inviting; inside, wonderfully quaint rooms featuring rustic wood panelling ooze regional charm. The cuisine, too, is rooted in the Allgäu region, but with the occasional foray into the Mediterranean. The menu ranges from offal to various meats cooked on the charcoal grill, from locally farmed fresh fish to pasta and delicious desserts. Their commitment is plain to see, not least in the quality and provenance of the ingredients. In addition to the appealing à la carte selection, there is also a daily menu. The food is ac
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.6/5 · 80 reviews
Located in Bad Hindelang, Obere Mühle specializes in regional Bavarian cuisine. Most reviewers praise the fresh, high-quality food, attentive service, and relaxing garden atmosphere. However, recent feedback highlights inconsistencies due to management changes, including poor seating for large groups, rude or aloof staff, and pacing issues. Some guests find the portion sizes small relative to the cost, questioning the value. While the culinary standards remain strong, service reliability and perceived worth vary significantly. It suits travelers seeking traditional Bavarian flavors who are less concerned with premium service consistency.
Suitable for travelers seeking traditional Bavarian cuisine who can tolerate inconsistent service.
€€regional, steak_house, fine_dining
Susi and Josef are your young hosts at this charming little restaurant. The stylishly modern interior is wonderfully inviting, with large windows framing spectacular mountain views, which can also be enjoyed from the balcony terrace in summer. The atmosphere is pleasantly relaxed, not least thanks to the friendly proprietress overseeing the service. Inspired by the changing seasons and the culinary traditions of the region, the chef-patron cooks up modern and visually appealing dishes. Options such as free-range chicken from Rietz with cauliflower mash and florets, almonds and raisins, or crea
🕐 Tu-Fr 17:00-23:00; Sa 11:00-14:00,17:00-23:00
€€€Contemporary, Classic Cuisine
This friendly restaurant done out in a modern style is to be found in a small boutique hotel. Depending on your table, you may be able to see into the open kitchen. The menu is built on classic foundations, with a new spin on classic dishes, eg "Winter edition bouillabaisse – Alpine prawns & premium local fish, Jerusalem artichoke, winter vegetables & sourdough toast" or "Confit char – cauliflower, potatoes, chives, beurre blanc & herring caviar". There are three menus to choose from, as well as à la carte dishes. Front-of-house staff ensure diners receive attentive service, with the chefs als
€€€French, Austrian
Housed in Löwen Hotel Montafon, this brasserie exudes elegance. Warm wood brings an Alpine touch to the clean lines, premium materials, tasteful colour scheme and bold floral decorations. You can also dine at high tables in the bar area, and the terrace is delightful in summer. The menu features classics such as Wiener schnitzel, as well as steaks from the Japanese Yakiniku charcoal grill, plus recommendations from chef Janine Wieland, such as quail coq au vin. The friendly and well-trained front-of-house team is led by sommelier Fabienne Hammer, who gladly assists with wine recommendations –
€€Modern Cuisine, Seasonal Cuisine
In addition to an appealing modern decor featuring sleek design and warm wooden fittings, diners can look forward to a selection of regional and seasonal dishes (including vegetarian and vegan options) that can be put together to create a set menu or ordered à la carte. For overnight stays, the boutique hotel has attractive, comfortable guestrooms.
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.7/5 · 80 reviews
Freistil in Ofterschwang offers modern seasonal cuisine with high ratings. Food quality is generally praised for creativity and fresh ingredients like trout tartare, though some guests noted small portions or mild flavors. Service is professional and friendly, with good communication, although wine knowledge could be improved. The ambiance is comfortable and modern, pet-friendly, and quiet. Value perceptions vary; some find it reasonable while others consider it expensive. Overall, it is a detail-oriented boutique restaurant suitable for diners seeking innovative dishes in a serene setting.
Suitable for diners seeking innovative modern cuisine and accepting of refined small portions.
€€Seasonal Cuisine, Regional Cuisine
Even the drive up to the Boutique Hotel Blaue Burg is an exceptional experience: the view of the region is breathtaking, with a new photo opportunity at every turn. Against this sensational backdrop, the Schlachter family, known for their dedication to the job and their reliably good food, serves seasonally and regionally minded cuisine at Restaurant 1250 – making it a wonderful alternative to the fine dining restaurant, PAVO. The terrace with a view in the direction of the castle and Austria is simply divine. Good to know: they also serve lunch.
€€Country cooking, Contemporary
Set against the backdrop of the Allgäu Alps, this hotel has tasteful, comfortable guestrooms and a lovely, inviting restaurant in which cosy Alpine vibes meet elegant table settings. Affording stunning views, the terrace is a wonderful spot for a meal in summer! The menu is varied: at lunchtime (from 1pm) there is a three-course set menu and à la carte dishes, including "small bites to share"; in the evening the selection includes their "Signature Menu", as well as dishes ranging from braised vegetable ravioli to lobster, and venison loin to Gröstl (pan-fried potatoes). The extensive wine list
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.6/5 · 80 reviews
Located in the mountains above Pfronten, Schlossanger Alp offers contemporary country cuisine. Reviews highlight fresh, well-prepared dishes and warm, efficient family-run service within a cozy Alpine atmosphere. However, some guests note high prices affecting value for money, occasional service lapses, limited afternoon terrace access, and cramped rooms. While generally praised for culinary excellence and hospitality, visitors should consider the cost and verify opening hours for specific amenities.
Suitable for families or couples prioritizing culinary quality and service over budget constraints.
€€€Contemporary, Creative
This restaurant is situated within the Feuerstein Nature Family Resort, a 5-star property which continues to expand and which nestles in the verdant Val di Fleres, not far from Vipiteno and even closer to the Austrian border. In the small, elegant dining room here, the focus is on creative, regional cuisine, with dishes often accompanied by herbs and vegetables sourced from the property’s own kitchen garden where they are grown without the use of chemicals. Top-quality seasonal ingredients take pride of place in the cuisine here, while the well-stocked wine cellar features a good selection of
€€regional
In the historic center of this small yet charming village, you’ll find a trattoria that has been in operation since 1777. Today, under the current family management, the wood-paneled dining rooms evoke the warm, traditional Tyrolean atmosphere, mirrored by a kitchen that turns out an enticing lineup of local specialties. Lamb, an homage to the restaurant’s name, goat, trout from Val Passiria, beef from Val Sarentino, and of course speck, strudel, and more, all executed at a high level.
€€regional, italian
Occupying a former post-house, this restaurant boasts dining rooms decorated in Tyrolean style, as well as a large veranda-style room. Although the focus here is on local ingredients (especially vegetables and meat such as goat kid and lamb raised on the restaurant’s own farm in the Senales valley) and freshwater fish, the menu also features the occasional Mediterranean speciality, such as the excellent braised aubergine tartare with burrata, focaccia and basil-flavoured olive oil. There’s also a hotel of the same name, which is housed in an attractive old building to the rear of the restauran
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.3/5 · 80 reviews
Hanswirt in Rablà offers regional and Italian cuisine, generally praised for its attentive service, elegant atmosphere, and high-quality traditional dishes paired with excellent wines. However, some reviews highlight inconsistencies, citing issues such as thin sauces, overcooked fish, cramped seating, and unfriendly staff. While many guests describe it as a sophisticated dining experience, others question the value for money and food preparation standards. The restaurant maintains a refined ambiance but shows variability in service execution and culinary precision, making it suitable for those seeking upscale regional dining despite occasional operational flaws.
Suitable for travelers seeking refined regional cuisine and an elegant setting, though verifying service details in advance is advisable.
🕐 Mo-Su 10:00-21:00
€€regional
From Merano you climb to an altitude of 1 000m to this restaurant, which boasts breathtaking views of the town and surrounding mountains. The menu here focuses mainly on local ingredients which are carefully prepared without too many creative twists, resulting in delicious and generous dishes such as braised beef with a Lagrein sauce (accompanied by rice and vegetables). All the attractive guestrooms have a balcony and the same stunning view.
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.7/5 · 80 reviews
Oberlechner in Lagundo is praised for its stunning views and authentic regional cuisine. Reviews highlight fresh ingredients, skilled preparation, and a menu balancing tradition with modern touches. The atmosphere is generally cozy, with the summer terrace offering exceptional vistas. Service is mostly friendly and efficient, though isolated incidents of order errors and poor allergy communication were noted. While some guests found the decor too modern or questioned the value, the restaurant maintains a strong 4.7/5 rating, making it a solid choice for those seeking quality food and scenic dining.
Ideal for diners prioritizing scenic views, traditional flavors, and high-quality ingredients.
€€€Alpine, Contemporary
Situated near the ski slopes in the Gourmethotel Tenne Lodges, this restaurant is decorated with a profusion of wood. The large dining room is the backdrop for delicious modern cuisine which is regional in focus yet also influenced by the chef’s professional experience around the world. Excellent wine list offering plenty of choice, plus a stone wine cellar which makes a charming setting for a pre-dinner drink.
€€german
This restaurant, named after the first climber to reach the summit of the Zugspitze, is not just an attractive place where service comes courtesy of very friendly staff; the food here is also delicious. At lunchtime, there is a reasonably priced two-course set menu and a small à la carte menu. In the evening, peruse the large menu, from which you can order either à la carte or a set menu. Hotel Zugspitze also has well-kept guestrooms, should you wish to stay overnight.
🕐 Mo-Su,PH 18:00-20:30
€€€Classic Cuisine
Charming dining rooms await behind the painted façade of this inn, which has stood for over 400 years. Here, diners are treated to attentive service as they tuck into classic cuisine. The dishes are packed with flavour and made with good-quality ingredients; attention is paid to seasonality, and a regional produce is given preferential treatment. Started in 1986, the Merget family business continues today, having resumed in 2004 after a brief hiatus.
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.6/5 · 80 reviews
Husar in Garmisch-Partenkirchen is renowned for classic cuisine and generally excellent service. Reviews frequently praise the high food quality, professional wine pairings, and enchanting atmosphere, particularly on the summer terrace. However, some guests cite poor value for money, noting high prices relative to portions. Negative feedback occasionally highlights inconsistent service, limited menu options, or issues with food temperature. While many describe it as a phenomenal dining experience, others found the execution lacking. It remains a strong choice for those seeking refined traditional cuisine, provided one accepts the premium pricing and potential service variability.
Ideal for diners prioritizing classic cuisine quality and elegant ambiance, with expectations managed regarding service consistency.
€€€Modern Cuisine, South Tyrolean
Young yet already remarkably mature, Christoph Huber brings fresh energy to the Blue Grape (Blaue Traube), a historic establishment with roots reaching back to the seventeenth century. His is a contemporary cuisine that engages with South Tyrolean tradition without nostalgia, but with an informed and cultured perspective: rigorously selected local products, techniques such as fermentation to lend depth, and a precise vision that weaves together terroir and modern sensitivity. Hospitality is calibrated with, never excessive, care in perfect harmony with a setting that preserves the charm of his
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.5/5 · 55 reviews
Blaue Traube in Burgthann offers modern South Tyrolean and Franconian cuisine. Reviews highlight high food quality, with dishes like carp and beef praised for taste and presentation. The ambiance is cozy, featuring a beer garden in summer, suitable for family events. Service is generally attentive and friendly, though some guests noted inconsistencies or rudeness. While a few critics mentioned small portions or limited menu variety, the majority found the experience positive. It is a solid choice for those seeking traditional flavors in a comfortable, rustic setting.
Ideal for families or groups seeking traditional Franconian cuisine in a cozy, rustic setting.
€€Seasonal Cuisine, Alpine
In this gorgeous restaurant boasting a stunning view, the atmosphere could hardly be more welcoming. Since December 2023, a dedicated couple have been at the helm, bringing their superlative fine dining experience to the table: Mara Graef cheerily oversees the team front of house, while Thomas Graef prepares tasty seasonal dishes. His is regional cuisine for the most part, but some dishes are clearly influenced by the owners' Austrian homeland: for instance, their classic Tafelspitz (prime boiled beef), available as a Monday special. Hot meals are served throughout the day. Wonderful terrace.
TripAdvisor review sample · 4.6/5 · 80 reviews
Gasthaus Höhwald in Klosters-Serneus specializes in seasonal Alpine cuisine. Most reviews praise the high-quality ingredients, exquisite presentation, and professional, warm service within a cozy atmosphere ideal for conversation. However, some negative feedback highlights inconsistencies following recent management changes, citing reduced portion sizes, lukewarm dishes, slow pacing, and loud music. A few reviewers also note a decline in perceived value. While the culinary standard remains high, individual experiences vary, suggesting attention to specific service details during visits.
Suitable for travelers seeking high-quality seasonal Alpine cuisine and a cozy atmosphere, with attention to service details advised.
€€Regional Cuisine, Fusion
This modern restaurant stands on the foundations of a mill that were laid in 1569 – the preserved millstone can be admired at the entrance. Wood finishes, clean lines and an open kitchen are prominent features of the interior, which has a pleasant, vibrant atmosphere. In the evening, there is a regional à la carte selection as well as a set menu with dishes cooked over hot charcoal on the robatayaki. There is also a Japanese omakase menu comprising three to six courses. The lunchtime offering revolves around the "beer garden menu", which also includes some of the evening dishes. They also have