Discover Restaurants offering the best Central European food in Graz, Styria, Austria. A bevy of universities give Austria's second-largest city its lively pace. Baroque palaces are a pleasant contrast with 16th-century courtyards and provocative modern buildings. The Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, teems with fine architecture, including the Burg castle complex, with its Gothic double staircase, and the graceful Uhrturm clock tower. A funicular takes visitors up the dramatic bluff. The River Mur dashes through the city, and thermal springs dot the surrounding countryside.
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4 based on 436 reviews
Wonderful garden, great personnel and service.Focus on drinks.I assume the chef has not been present the day we were there. The risotto was not good in every possible aspect: fully cooked through rice, litres of oil on the plate, fried onion rings!!!! on top of some tasteless chanterells ... No comment.Dear Q1445Dlthomask,thank you for your Feedback. We are sorry that our Risotto didn't meet your expactations. Due to your praise of our garden, personnel and service, we are convinced we will meet the next time your taste by our many other meals. kind regardsYours Eckstein-Team
4 based on 202 reviews
On an unusually cold, windy day we arrived in Graz and wanted a late afternoon lunch/early dinner. Stainzerbauer was perfect. Locals were eating here, some even in Styrian attire. The food is not inexpensive, but for the quality, itâs warranted. The weinerschnitzel was crispy, large portion, and came with a large cut lemon (not a tiny slice as sometimes), and a tangy sauce that is the local berry similar to cranberry but smaller. I chose a green salad instead of potatoes, with dressing of âKürbiskernolâ, a black-greenish local oil (nutty and tasty). Husband had chicken stuffed with sheep cheese, potatoes, vegetables. The local beer was good, too. Waiter spoke English, was kind, and took our photo.
4 based on 251 reviews
The Lendplatzl is situated in the heart of Graz. Sitting at our outside tables affords a great view of Graz's Clock-Tower - the town symbol. In just a few short walking minutes you can reach the old part of downtown with all it's sights. Being a tradition
Staff friendly and attentive, no problem getting a nice table for six without reservation. Menus in both englisch or german. Had the Backhendl and it really could have served 2 people generously. It was really delicious ,tender and juicy on the inside and crispy on the outside. The potato and Vogerlsalat with the pumpkinseed oil and the Käferbohnen salad were excellent . The vegetarian dish of goat cheese toast and salad was very tasty . And the Wienerschnitzel with parsleyed potatoes was excellent also. We could not enjoy any of the desserts offered because we were too full from all the delicious eats. Certainly a good spot for authentic Austrian food.Dear Ingrid,Thank you for your nice words. We are happy that your visit was so great and we hope we will see you again!Kind regards,Lisa Legat and the Team
4 based on 316 reviews
Needed a quick dinner at a place suitable for children and this one poped up based on reviews. The BBQ plate and schnitzel were delicious. You have to try the 3 pates appetizer. Not too pricey for the location it's at. It can get busy so plan accordingly.
4 based on 991 reviews
A seemingly busy evening locally and we 3 managed to squeeze in on the ground floor and one of the highter table and stools.They serve beir from a mini brewery which was nice.Meal was: 2 large biers, white wine spritzer, Chefburger, Käsepatzle, Kürbislasagne a mixed salad and an Apple Strudel dessert with one coffe came to Eur 55.80. Quite content, good atmosphere and service.
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4 based on 248 reviews
My first impression by entering this restaurant: WAUW! Really beautiful and modern restaurant, something you would not expect in austria in a 'Schloss'. There is also a possibility to dine outside, we chose to dine inside, although almost everyone was dining outside at this particular evening, was the atmosphere in the restaurant itself still very good.The waiters were very friendly and professional, my wineglass was never empty during the evening which is a good thing!They have an austrian cuisine but with a modern touch! really good and tastefull. Thank you all employees of the Aiola im Schloss for the perfect evening!
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4 based on 247 reviews
Centrally located, a stone away from the Joaneum Museum we had visited just before, we , a group of girl friends, chose the Welscher Stub'n to have a lunch and chat. We were not disappointed, we were given a cozy Corner and we spent an excellent time . The service was quick and very friendly, we liked the food. We all chose different salads as a main dish, it was a good choice. Everything was as it should be and the prices very reasonable. We stayed quite long and nobody objected. A good place for a group indeed!
4 based on 611 reviews
Definetly a premium choice in Graz. Nice location with a breathtaking view. Food is very good. Service good but not top. May be because we got the one table close to the kitchen but still at the window.
4 based on 211 reviews
Creative food, interesting wines, nice vibe (more on the clean and cool side design-wise, but complemented by very personable service). A tad pricey.
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5 based on 147 reviews
Artistically presented, delicious food and friendly staff made this an outstanding dining experience. We came upon dreizehn on our first night in Graz, it was a wonderful introduction to the city. We tried the 4 course Gauster's surprise tasting menu. The portions were very generous.
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