"Sunday Opening" Restaurants in Austria
The new generation goes one better: The Landhaus is one of Austria's top addresses. Thomas Dorfer has confidently followed in its footsteps. Creative ideas, perfect implementation. Excellent!
Lukas Nagl makes his mark on Austria with unmistakable fish cuisine. Copying? Impossible. Sommelier Katharina Gnigler is also considered a luminary, her drink recommendations (with and without alcohol) are unique.
The Obauers are a fixed star in the culinary firmament. Rudi's cuisine is inspired by passion, world flavors and the best local produce. Grandiose! Karl, Berthold and Geli Obauer are perfect hosts.
For Gerhard Fuchs, perfect craftsmanship is the basic prerequisite for his formidable regional cuisine with a view beyond the horizon. The wine accompaniment is a pleasure for those who like to explore.
At Stüva, international impulses meet Parth's precise craftsmanship: a gourmet menu full of focused flavors, elegant depth and a cuisine that speaks with its own confident voice.
One of the essential addresses for local cuisine. Thanks to the Istrian "outpost", wild-caught fish is added to the garden vegetables on the open flame, which Alain Weissgerber manages masterfully.
Sebastian Jakob plays the whole gamut of global cuisine here with luxury ingredients from all over the world: Tristan langoustine, Balfego tuna, sea bass, N25 caviar and top desserts. Huge wine list!
Julian Stieger has already made a name for himself internationally with his fantastic, aromatic cuisine. Simply an exceptionally appealing, enjoyable place to sit at his chef's table!
The historic inn offers a unique culinary experience. The kitchen serves creative alpine cuisine made from the best regional ingredients, such as chamois sausage with truffle and alpine butter lard.
In the exclusive gourmet restaurant Tannenhof, top chef Dennis Ilies spans the arc from alpine origins to creative openness. Unexpected pieces of Tyrolean gray cattle, for example, are a surprise on the menu.
From Winkler's "herb kingdom" comes an alpine gourmet cuisine that is characterized by its deep connection to nature and the masterful use of wild herbs from the surrounding area. Simply delicious.
Wow. This is high cuisine that shines like a diamond in the culinary landscape. Lots of French dishes, exceptional wines with an impressive depth of vintage, the most beautiful ambience.
Under the iconic glass dome with a view of Salzburg, you can dine on delicious dishes from the kitchen of chef Simon Wagner. He cooks imaginatively, with precise craftsmanship and excellent products. Exclusive menus.
The Almhof has so much elegant style full of individual charm that it is a real pleasure. So does the food: "Austrian trattoria" with classics and wonderful rediscoveries.
Sophisticated gourmet cuisine with Tyrolean roots and international standards. Unusual multi-course menus, high product quality, great flavors and one of the best wine lists in the country.
Alpine cuisine at a very high level. Not only do the first-class products come from the Lungau mountains, but also many an inspiration. Josef Steffner's cuisine is 100% Lungau, 100% authentic.
It’s not every day that the value of a wine cellar jumps from that of a mid-range car to that of a Rolls-Royce overnight. That’s exactly what happened in mid-May in Langenlebarn, when owner Johannes Praskac posted the new wine list for the restaurant “Das Wolf.” The 27-year-old junior manager of the Tulln-based clan—known for plants and garden design—handles not only marketing and the planning of exclusive private gardens but also the restaurant, which his father, Wolfgang, chose to buy in 2011 rather than let the family’s traditional pub fall into the hands of real estate developers. After a turbulent financial history, the Praskacs now run the restaurant themselves. A dual leadership in the kitchen was initially announced in May, but things have since taken a different turn. They found a chef with ties to the region in Mark Lukaseder. Previously, he was in charge of the gourmet cuisine at Toni Mörwald’s flagship restaurant in Feuersbrunn. At “Das Wolf,” they immediately decided to do away with the previous “set menu” requirement and switch to basic Austrian ingredients. The paprika-infused premium fish soup is poured over raw pikeperch cubes that have been warmed only under a heat lamp. A fresh, summery appetizer: tagliata of XO Beef with arugula and Parmesan in a balsamic vinaigrette. A must-try is one of Lukaseder’s signature dishes: wonderfully tender, highly aromatic beef tongue—again from XO Beef—served as a roll with arugula and horseradish mayonnaise in a pumpkin seed oil emulsion. Free-range chicken—a rarity from local farms—is served as breast and a crispy fried drumstick with “Mais3”—sweet corn cream, popped corn, and corn kernels. Unpretentious country-style cuisine made with the finest ingredients. But it’s the wine—see above—that truly amazes. For one thing, the wine list has always been exceptionally vintage-focused—especially for those winemakers for whom Praskac has designed gardens in the past. See Hirtzberger, Tement, Lackner-Tinnacher, Ott, and others. There’s a special connection to Schloss Gobelsburg—Johannes Praskac is in a relationship with the winery’s daughter, Anna Moosbrugger. And then came the moment when the collection of a wine-collector friend was stored in the brick cellar—once the village disco. Bordeaux fans are sure to be delighted by individual bottles ranging from Lafite to Lafleur. Burgundy connoisseurs might be even more thrilled—Perrot-Minot, Prieuré Roch, Tino Kuban—you name it. Plus all sorts of wines from Sine Qua Non; even the rare U.S. Chardonnay Aubert is represented. And no one has to drive—it’s just a thirty-second walk to the ÖBB train stop.
Chic flair in the middle of the Almenland Nature Park. Nature, local produce and sustainability are the inspiration. The sweet finale is created by former world confectionery champion Eveline Wild.
Akami tuna from the Binchotan grill and other fine ideas form Patrick Müller's menu at Alps & Ocean. Rainer Müller also has wine ideas that are precise rather than pretentious. Grandiose wine list.
Few places combine flair, coziness, modernity and coolness as well as the Hirschen. A magical place with exceptionally good food from easy lunch to dinner. Raphaela and Jonathan work their magic.