Location: Leutschach
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Leutschach Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Leutschach
Leutschach (Slovene: Lučane) is a former municipality in the district of Leibnitz in Austrian state of Styria. Since the 2015 Styria municipal structural reform, it is part of the municipality Leutschach an der Weinstraße.
Things to do in Leutschach
1. Kreuzwirt
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 67 reviews
Gerhard Fuchs numbers among the greatest chefs as far as the eye can see. On the Pössnitzberg, nestled in a cluster of wine estate and tip-top hotel buildings, he has found the ideal backdrop to celebrate his art(s).
Reviewed By Brane J - Kranjska Gora
We visit the Restaurant with some friens from Italian wine region Colio. We plan this in advance and werent disapointed. Very good service, nice food 6 course menu and wines from Polz winery. Good value for money. We recomend!
2. Weingasthof Sabathihof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By Linda S - Metchosin, Canada
My husband and I stayed here for 3 nights 14 – 17 Oct, 2012. There was a free car parking area in front of the hotel / restaurant with enough spaces. We paid 61 Euro per person per night including breakfast. We had a nice room in the main building right over kitchen; you can hear some kitchen noise but we found it to be quiet after 11pm. The room had great lighting; even the closet and ledge behind the bed were back lit – very modern touch. The mattress was comfortable and overall the linens were nice except for the bottom sheet which had a large weave and was almost rough. The room had a small balcony off the side with stunning views of the beautiful vineyards and countryside of the Sudsteirische Weinstrasse. The bathroom was spacious with good towels, water pressure, etc. They provided robes and a cloth bag with towels to use in the swimming pool and spa. The swimming pool was already closed when we were there but we used the spa tub and steam rooms every day. The spa tub area has large sliding glass doors that we opened up to the gorgeous views. The breakfast buffet was very generous and of good quality with both hot and cold foods. We ate dinner in the restaurant twice and the food was really outstanding on both nights. We also had a snack outside in the garden one afternoon which was equally delicious. The fresh salads with pumpkin seed oil dressing are remarkable, as were all the soups we tried. The entrees and the Sabathihof wines were all very good. We would definitely recommend both the hotel and restaurant and would stay here again. It’s a perfect place to stay in the region and easy to do day and/or half-day trips from. We found the staff helpful and accommodating.
3. Weingut Mahorko
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Petrzalka - Bratislava, Slovakia
After a great day at South Styrian wine route we stopped at this restaurant for dinner. I guess it specializes in game meat. We had pheasant and deer with chestnuts. Food was very good hearty but not as heavy as typical Austrian countryside food. Desserts and wine were good as well. I bought a case to take home. Moreover, the service was very very nice. I guess we were served by owner and we also saw his wife. They made as feel comfortable.
I saw a Terrace, I guess in summer you can eat with a breathtaking view. I would go there again although I heard there are some other good places around as well.
4. Buschenschank Hack-Gebell
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By kamilariNewZealand - New Zealand
We had an excellent stay with Annemarie,who was very hospitable.The rooms were great,good bed and large bathroom.Breakfast was a feast with everything homemade,from the bread to the meat choices,jams,drinks.
great surroundings for walks and discovering other Buschenschanks and Weinguts.The quality of the Austrian wines was a pleasant surprise.
5. Weingut-Koegl
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By Sarsonuk - Graz, Austria
Me and my wife came here for the day in the sun, eat the standard brettlejaus and sampled the wine as always. The waitress was very attentive and was very quick to deliver the food when it was ready. The restaurant was so full that the food took so long to come but also this could be a reflection on the kitchen itself. From what I could tell myself it was a pleasant balance. The food was perfectly acceptable.
The main highlight for me was the red wines from the vineyard, the zweigelt had such a nice body and texture I bought a bottle for the coming winter.
Worthwhile to visit if just for the wine tasting.
6. Arkadenhof Brolli
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By kamilariNewZealand - New Zealand
We went for a wine tasting and came back 3 times for more wine and cake!Serene surroundings and made feel special by the sister,who runs the place with her brother,the winemaker.Good wines and good food.
7. Gostisce Denk
Overall Ratings
5 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By theshoeholic - Slovenia
Denk is a modern restaurant, made of wood and glass. Denk impresses with the "new" house and a phenomenal chef.
Tip: Enjoy a culinary journey (Do not ask too much)
We ate:
- Carpaccio with ice cream made of mayonnaise
- Cooked oyster in a sauce
- Cod with caviar, pumpkin, carrot
- Lobster with beetroot and carrots
- Slovenian cattle steak, sweet peas
- Chocolate mousse, mascarpone and ice cream made of black sesame
All the dishes were phenomenal, exciting, sophisticated.
All this good food you can pair with interesting wines. Thay have a wide selection of Slovenian and InternatIional wines (also French wines which can hurt your the wallet).
I recommend a bottle of wine, rather than wine by the glass
Top restaurant (food, ambience, staff)
8. Wirtshaus Schramm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
Reviewed By Sarsonuk - Graz, Austria
Before coming here should note that this is restaurant not a buschenshank, however this doesn't detract from the great food served here. The menu is small and compact with a few good choices, we had the backhendl for 3 with 3 salads. The whole food was really good quality and tasted great.
The wine is s selection from the local wineyards which are in a 1km radius of the restaurant.
9. OberGuess
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Canyonist - Vienna, Austria
Im Zuge unserer Heiligengeistklamm-Wanderung haben wir zur viert einen Abstecher zu diesem auf einer Anhöhe gelegenen Weingut gemacht. Das Anwesen wirkt top renoviert und gilt auch verdient als steirisches Kulturgut. Der Hund der Besitzer hat uns freudig begrüßt und dann uns auch beim sehr schön angerichteten Essen "geholfen" - dem Blick konnte man nicht widerstehen.
Der junge Besitzer hat mit uns ein Gespräch geführt, da ich mich für die derzeitige Situation des für April ungewöhnlichen Frost´s interessiert habe. Wenn man dann hört, wie schwierig es für die Weinbauern ist, wenn es Ernteausfälle in diesem Ausmaße gibt, dann sind auch etwas höhere Preise gerechtfertigt. Man konnte auch gut sehen, wie mit brennenden Strohballen versucht wurde, daß die Reben nicht kaputt werden. Obwohl man dem Weinbauern schon etwas die Niedergeschlagenheit aufgrund der ungünstigen Naturgegebenheiten anmerkte, war er trotzdem freundlich und sehr bemüht, genauso wie sein Vater, der immer wieder zum Schmähführen vorbeikam.
10. Buschenschank Adam-Schererkogl
Overall Ratings
5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Martin A - Northeim, Germany
Toller Buschenschank, hervorragende Weine, sehr gutes Essen und einer der besten Ausblicke in der Südsteiermark ( und hier gibt es viele!). Preis-Leistung aussergewöhnlich gut.
