Location: Langenlois
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Best European food near Langenlois, Lower Austria, Austria
Reviews on European food in Langenlois, Lower Austria, Austria. Langenlois (German pronunciation: [ˈlaŋənlɔʏs]) is a town in the district of Krems-Land in the Austrian state of Lower Austria. Famous for its wine production, it is also home to the Loisium, a centre celebrating and advertising the local wine and built by the American deconstructionist architect Steven Holl.
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10. Esslokal
Overall Ratings
5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Nete Keum J
Went here after a long day of wine tasting with a DipWSET and sommelier. The expectations were to find a nice, low key place with a fair combination of service and food. We were nicely surprised and overtaken by the professional service and the great food combinations of traditional Austrian dishes created in a modern sense without loosing the nerve of Austria and local. The wine list was mainly all new wine makers and obviously with Austria wines from traditional Grüner Veltliner to young and modern orange wine and the high end biodynamic wines. I highly enjoyed the dinner and I have great respect of the couple who run the place. I shall return soon, with new business partners as to show that Austrian wine and dine can be existing.
9. Weingut G&R Nastl
We are a family-based winery in the heart of Langenlois in Lower Austria. Our tavern is opened 3 times a year, always from 4:00 pm until midnight. Opening dates for 2019: -March 29th until May 1st, everyday from 4 pm -August 2nd until August 25th, everyda
Reviewed By Drjedmonds
A very nice meal with very dear and long-time friends who now reside on Langenlois. Quiche was very good as were our white wine selections. Wait staff very nice, as were the husband (wine maker) and wife (chef and chief marketer). Well worth a visit.Thanks for the nice words!We do our best, to keep improving and hope to see you again :)
8. Gasthaus Gutmann
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By niemand
We came here for lunch, with friends who visited before. Excellent locally-sourced food, including chantrelle mushrooms,vand fine local wines and brandies.We sat in the pleasant outdoor garden, but the indoors looked inviting as well.Price for 4 people, including drinks, desserts and tip: about 180 euro
7. Gasthaus Zum Fiakerwirt
Overall Ratings
3 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By 277dimitarg
this is a typical austrian beissl located in the wine region, it is a mediocre experience, not expensive, but too much smokers, toilets are terrible, service is friendly, food is Austrian, tasty, but unhealthy, the portions are abundant
6. Cafe & Wein
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Vitproch
Nice place just in the main square. Fine coffee and really tasty cakes. Fast and friendly staff. Good stop on a cold autumn day!
5. Langenloiser Hof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By rcurtism
We arrived in town a bit too early to check into our room and decided to have a spontaneous lunch here. The setting is ideal, adjacent to the main roundabout and plague monument marking the center of town. Our server helpfully supplied an English menu after seeing us struggle with Google Translate. My wife had a perfectly acceptable frankfurter plate and I had a surprisingly good plate of tender, braised roast pork with cabbage and potato dumplings in a brown sauce, along with a gently priced bottle of Brundlmayer Gruner Veltliner. Nothing out of the ordinary, just good solid cooking in a nice setting at very reasonable prices.
4. Heuriger Steinschaden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By CountVanCount
Came here on a weekend. Great views and wonderful place for sitting outside. If you're there on a weekend make sure you order the "bratl" which is roast pork. One of the best I had. Will be back.
3. Zobinger Stubn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By Paul H
As hike leader of a UN walking club based in Vienna I have visited this restaurant several times with people from half a dozen countries during walks in the Kamptal. Not everyone is keen on standard Austrian food, but there was never a problem adapting a dish, cook's time permitting. When my wife had a stomach problem there was no problem getting a second, lighter dish. Very friendly service - and very friendly prices!
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2. Heurigenhof Brundlmayer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 222 reviews
The Heurigenhof Bründlmayer is no ordinary heuriger buffet. In this preciously beautiful ensemble of historic buildings, you enjoy superb cuisine and the preeminent stars of the Austrian wine scene, courtesy of Bründlmayer.
Reviewed By cantravnut
Dining in the courtyard of a beautifully maintained historic building, just next to the vines. We had a light rain but the umbrellas overhead kept us dry. Restaurant is dog-friendly which we love. Elegant, relaxed and leisurely-paced dinner, excellent (relatively uncomplicated) food and good (very affordable) local wine pairings. We enjoyed it and did not find it overpriced. I am not sure if they don't allow smoking (hopefully!) or if we just got lucky but that was one of the pros of this place for us relative to other places we ate in Austria. Austrians: even if you are on a personal mission to get lung cancer, how about not smoking at the table for the sake of being able to smell, taste and enjoy the food and wine...?
1. Gasthaus Linzertor
Reviewed By Theresia N
Die Bedienung ist sehr freundlich, das Essen vorzüglich, besonders die Marillenknödel sind ein Traum. Die Einrichtung des Gasthauses is urig. Leider sind die Toiletten nicht mehr zeitgemäà und sehr schmutzig. Der Abfalleimer im WC lässt eine weiÃe Farbe nur vermuten. Schade, denn das Lokal ist wirklich gut.
