Location: Dorfgastein
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Most Popular Austrian food in Dorfgastein, Austrian Alps, Austria
Find out what Austrian restaurants to try in Dorfgastein. Dorfgastein is a municipality in St. Johann im Pongau District, in the Austrian state of Salzburg.
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10. Egger Wirt Restaurant Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
3 based on 45 reviews
Our NEW Restaurant and Pizzeria is located in the local centre of Dorfgastein and offers delicious homemade pizza and other dishes in a cosy atmosphere. Beside the main restaurant, we offer also a smaller nicely decorated room, for approximately 25 guests
Reviewed By KenK750
The quality of the food is marginal and the waitstaff is unfriendly and unhelpful. We came to this restaurant without a recommendation, but just by chance. Among all my experiences of dining around the world this is clearly one of my worst. There are other restaurants is this charming Austrian village and they should all be used before trying this place.
9. Cafe Gastun
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By KenK750
This is a delightful little restaurant in a delightful little village! The breakfast offering includes eggs if you're so interested. Other restaurants/bakeries in this town do not. The proprietress speaks adequate English and she is lovely to chat with as she looks after your order. A nice selection of pastries are also available here
8. Hauserbauer's Gipflstadl
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Zenita
At the top of the cable car, there are great views from this restaurant when the weather is sunny. We took a coffee break here and ordered a Kaiserschmarrn with plum sauce to share. It was large and sufficient for two people to share. You order at the table and the food is brought out to you. There werenât a lot of people so we got what we ordered fairly quickly. The Kaiserschmarrn was good, but there was a bit too much sugar on top of it. We have had better elsewhere.
7. Restaurant Walcher
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By bcdj_LU
Zusammenfassung: hervorragende Kasnocken (Käsespätzle) in gemütlichem Ambiente Würde ich das Restaurant Freunden empfehlen?JaWenn Ihnen meine Kritik bei der Entscheidung geholfen hat, würde ich mich über einen "Hilfreich"-Klick freuen.Zuallererst: warum gebe ich bei der Frage, ob ich das Restaurant weiterempfehlen würde, "nur" ein Ja?Die Hausspezialität sind Kasnocken, die ich wirklich hervorragend fand. Dies allerdings auch aus dem Grunde, da das Hausrezept auch Gorgonzola oder einen Käse mit sehr ähnlichem Geschmack beinhaltet und diesen nicht jeder gern hat.Sie mögen den Käse und können ihn sich auch als geschmacklichen Akzent in Kasnocken vorstellen?Dann gibt's ein klares "Auf jeden Fall" bei der Frage bzgl. der Weiterempfehlung.Bevor ich mit meiner kurzen Rezension fortfahre noch ein weiterer Hinweis:sollte Sie im Gasthof Walcher Kasnocken essen wollen, müssen Sie unbedingt vorbestellen. Das Gericht gibt es nur auf Vorbestellung (unverhandelbar) und erst ab 4 Personen.Jetzt aber der Reihe nach. Wir suchten nach einem Restaurant im Gasteinertal, in dem es gute Kasnocken gibt und sind dabei auf den Gasthof Walcher gestossen.Am ersten Abend machten wir den Fehler, nicht vorzubestellen und bedienten uns demzufolge aus der Abendkarte. Alle Gerichte waren schmackhaft und der Service zuvorkommend und aufmerksam.Daher reservierten wir für den folgenden Abend denselben Tisch nochmals, diesmal mit Kasnocken und wurden nicht enttäuscht.Serviert wurde die Hausspezialität in einer grossen, schmiedeeisernen Pfanne (s. Bild) und obwohl die Portion für unsere kleine Gruppe (fünf Personen) reichlich bemessen war, blieb nichts übrig.Ich habe selten so gute Kasnocken oder Käsespätzle gegessen und die Meinung wurde auch von drei weiteren Mitgliedern unserer Gruppe geteilt. Lediglich eine Person, die nicht gerne Gorgonzola hat, war nicht so begeistert, aber das ist - im wahrsten Wortsinne - Geschmackssache.Das Ambiente ist gemütlich und eignet sich sehr gut für Familien und kleinere Gruppen. Von mir aus würde ich jederzeit wieder dorthin gehen.Skala für die Frage "Würde ich das Restaurant Freunden empfehlen?"Auf jeden Fall / Ja / Eher nicht / Auf keinen Fall
6. Unterbergwirt
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By andyb24
Really special meal. Waitress was very good at explaining the menu to us in impeccable English!Made the mistake of having soup and main course as no room for dessert!!Great portion size. Amaxing soups, ragout and wiener schnitzel. Good hpuse wine. Lucky to be staying in Unterberg and so a short stroll for us but worth a drive!!
5. Grabner Alm
Overall Ratings
5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By alex h
We have been stopping here for years. The owners and staff are absolutely charming and friendly. We are always greeted with a drink on the house on arrival each season. Half Finnish- half Austrian Elona is the epitome of a professional waitress and is always smiling. The choice of food is outstanding; kaspressknoedel in sauerkraut, Kaiserschmarrn, when the weather is nice BBQ sausages, kasnocken....I could go on. There is always a happy atmosphere on the usually sunny terrace. Great choice of drinks including the Enzian schnaps that has won the highest Austrian award. Wake up you rip-off Swiss alpine food outlets. This is how it should be done. You also walk away with money left in your pocket!
4. Wengeralm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Chris Y
The Wengeralm is run by the Mittersteiner family and is at 1,650 metres on Fulseck in the Dorfgastein area. It is open in summer and winter.A summer trek from the top of the of Dorgastein cable car takes you down towards the middle cable station. On the way, less than 30 minutes away is the Wengeralm, which in summer, is a welcome refreshment stop. We have been there several times and have never been disappointed. The local speciality are their sausages (wurst) but in summer, we never get any further than a cold beer and one of their enormous fruit waffles. Although there is covered outside seating the interior in summer is very cool and a great respite from the heat. The interior is very tastefully decorated and service prompt and efficient. Toilets downstairs.Apparently two and half hours from the base of the mountain on foot. Popular with mountain bike riders.
3. Gasthaus Stoani
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By bjnomads
We had a nice meal at this warm and bustling tavern. Standard Austrian specialties are on offer, including schnitzels, grilled meats, soups and other items. They also have a number of local specialties, including the house "Stoani schnitzel", which uses pumpkin seeds mixed with the standard breading, and a Tyrolean kaseschnitzel, melted cheese and ham in a pumpkin seed/breaded crust. Both were very good. A full range of drinks are on offer as well to accompany the meal, including a few interesting local wines . Very friendly service. A popular place so encourage you to get there early or book ahead. They are closed Mondays.
2. Restaurant Romerhof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By bjnomads
In a very comfortable and quaint interior, the Romerhof offers high quality Austrian cuisine- covering the classics but also offering a broader range of dishes. They offer classic soup choices- both the frittaten suppe and the pumpkin cream soup were excellent, the latter also with black sesame seeds. The mains were very good as well. The hirschragout (Deer Stew) was delicious, with candied chestnuts, mushrooms and Spaetzle, as was the rack of lamb , served with vegetables and potatoes. They offer a range of wines by the glass from Austria as well as many options by the bottle. Service is very friendly and welcoming- we came in without a reservation and were seated without hesitation- it might be more challenging in busy periods though. Overall a nice dinner.
1. Almstad'l zum Hias
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By bjnomads
Almatad'l is a nice place for good food in a comfortable setting. It is a small place so advisable to book in high season. The menu is classic Austrian with many good options for soups, salads, schnitzels, grilled meats, and other specialties. The schnitzels are very good, as are the soups - the classic backerbsen and frittaten soups are very good, as is the local specialty of Kaspressknodel soup, which has dumplings made with melted cheese inside. The spaetzle is a huge portion served in a pan, layered with speck and melted cheese - excellent taste. The grilled platter gives a good range of meats together with french fries. They have wines by the glass, beers, soft drinks and liquors. Service is very friendly and relatively fast.
