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Austrian Alps, Austria Food Guide: 10 Austrian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Innervillgraten
Reviews on Austrian food in Innervillgraten, Austrian Alps, Austria including Badl Alm, Thurntaler Rast, Unterstalleralm, Der Gannerhof, Gasthof Sillianer Wirt, Helmhotel, Baita Del Cacciatore, Gadein Panorama Restaurant, Gasthaus Burg Heimfels, Gasthof Waldruhe
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10. Gasthof Waldruhe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 407 reviews
Reviewed By Luca B
Along the south facing slope that from Mount Elmo slides down to Sesto, where the forest leaves space to mowed alpine meadows, the Gasthof Waldruhe offers one of the most amazing views on the peaks of the Dolomites of Sesto and an aeriel view of the underlying valley. The traditional style of the rural house (locally known as "maso") rising on such a special spot, together with the cosy atmosphere of the restaurant on the ground floor welcome the guests creating a fair expectation on what the kitchen has to offer. At this point Stefan, the host and chef, improves further the experience offering very genuine and tasty food prepared according to the south tyrolean tradition. The secret of his cuisine stands in the quality and freshness of the ingredients and the chef's skills to master the creation of dishes with a well defined character which, even when simple, do not fail to deliver satisfaction. You will probably get a glimpse of Stefan picking up herbs or vegetables from the kitchen garden just a few steps out of the kitchen or chopping wild mushrooms that come straight from the forest around Waldruhe. If you then decide to indulge yourself and spend a few days at the place, the upper floor hosts few guest rooms, entirely floored and paneled in pine or larch wood and furnished in typical alpine style. A stay at Waldruhe means perfect relax in a welcoming, familiar environment and at a unique location. A must try, at least once in life!
9. Gasthaus Burg Heimfels
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By Jonathan C
Visited here for an evening meal. Starters were great, cooked well and very tasty. Main courses were ok, but the beef I had was quite tough. Overall I had high hopes, and while the food was good, it didn't meet the initial expectation, unfortunately.
8. Gadein Panorama Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Giacomo C
Nice place, nice food and nice atmosphere, so perfect for a lunch or a beer or a hot chocolate when you ski in Sillian. We have found the restaurant sometimes crowdy at around 12, but much better a little bit later....
7. Baita Del Cacciatore
Overall Ratings
4 based on 407 reviews
Reviewed By Holzermayr
Small, but very cosy cabin on one of the longest Giant Slalom courses in Südtirol. Nice terrace, good food and drinks. Surprising to see, that exclusively Italians are the ones with the worst ratings. Maybe they should bear in mind, that place they are writing about is NOT located in Italy, but in Südtirol with a completely different culture.
6. Helmhotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1389 reviews
Reviewed By marthah441
After a nearby hike we wanted a hearty lunch. Big, varied menu. Good pizza choices. Salad bar not particularly big but fresh, would not reorder the salad bar. However, the grilled chicken we had was 3 delicious grilled chicken breasts with big stack of good fries and grilled vegetables, lovely! We had a pizza, thin crust lots of cheese and black olives, quite good. Not high end fine dining but really perfect casual dining. Enjoyed an Aperol Spritz, perfect service, great atmosphere for couples of families.
5. Gasthof Sillianer Wirt
Overall Ratings
4 based on 224 reviews
Reviewed By BurnsLakeBlogger
You know you it was a good restaurant when you've been back home for two months and you still dream of it! We ate there several times over a two week period in early February. Excellent, excellent food and presentation. Lovely dishes and several local specialities. Don't miss this restaurant if you're in the area.
4. Der Gannerhof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
If you try to imagine the ideal, typical, country inn in the ideal site, the picture your imagination comes up with is devilishly close to the actual Gannerhof in Innervillgraten. Everything here is just...picture perfect.
Reviewed By ThomasP858
Wir waren zufällig in der Nähe (was bei der abgeschiedenen Lage nicht so einfach ist) und haben vorbeigeschaut, weil wir einen Tipp bekommen haben.Obwohl Restaurant am Nachmittag geschlossen wurden wir herzlich empfangen und genossen tollen Kaffee und Kuchen (vom Nachmittagsbuffett der Hausgäste).Das Haus, die Stube, das Ambiente ein Traum - richtige Entschleunigung, wie sie hierher passt... Alles sehr stimmig mit viel Liebe zum Detail, man merkt, dass nicht gespart wird... Starke regionale Autentizität.Manche Fotos treffen meinen Geschmack nicht, trüben aber das Gesamtbild in keinster Weise.Sollte es uns wieder in diese wunderschöne Ecke Ãsterreichs verschlagen, kommen wir wieder....
3. Unterstalleralm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Open from 18 May 2018 to 21 October 2018 without rest day. Hot meals from 11:00 to 19:00 Clock, in the evening on reservation. In the winter our restaurant is closed.
Reviewed By albrizio
The restaurant is really excellent ! The main course and the second course are very good and the cakes are really superb ! The staff is nice and friendly and a stop it could be the best way to begin or to finish your excursion.
2. Thurntaler Rast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 50 reviews
Hallo Thurntaler Rast Freunde. Wir starten am 12. Juni wieder in die Sommersaison. Bis bald. Das Thurntaler Rast Team.
Reviewed By Joeri D
wonderfull restaurant wich will leave you with the idea you made it to heaven. The view is good, the drinks are better and the food is the best!
1. Badl Alm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Wellipoo
Badl Alm is a contemporary restaurant with high ceilings, and fabulous mountain views through the huge glass windows in the high altitude village of Kalkstein. Just walking in and sitting down gives a wonderful feeling of wellbeing.The menus is truly Austrian - with many specialities. On our first visit three of us had the special mushroom goulash with dumpling. Just fabulous, and our other party member had traditional beef goulash which she enjoyed as well. For desert we shared a portion of "kaisersmarn" which is small pieces of pancake batter, with some icing sugar just brilliant. The food was the best of local fare & generous portions.It was so good we came again the next day after a 4 hour walk. As we had eaten when we reached the peak we were only somewhat hungry so had sausages and saurcraut, and this was served with thick local bread. We loved the kaisersmarn so much from the previous day that we had it again - delicious.Service was friendly and efficient, and prompt.We all felt the Badl Alm was the best food we had in Austria - and very reasonable - even with the £ almost parity to the â¬.
