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Most Popular International food in Moosburg, Austrian Alps, Austria
Reviews on International food in Moosburg, Austrian Alps, Austria including Magnolia Restaurant, Restaurant Karawankenblick, Bistro Bar 151, Seerestaurant Sille, Gasthof Jerolitsch
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1. Magnolia Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Lafite_Rothschild
Imagine sitting aside of the putting green, watching the golfeadors perfectioning their strokes, enjoying good food and wine. Was to feed hungry golf players at low cost, now is a place for exquisite culinary enjoyment with a view: relish your meal at a table outside @ deep green greens and a stunning landscape.
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2. Restaurant Karawankenblick
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Welcome to the Restaurant Karawankenblick on the Pyramidenkogel in Keutschach Right beside the Pyramidenkogel-LandesstraÃe, which leads you to the famous Viewing Tower âPyramidenkogelâ, our family-run gastronomy awaites you with true Caranthian hospitalit
Reviewed By Alterwolf665
The location is great, food is good, prces are very fair - but what I enjoyed most, was the service! We were a pretty large group - and everything went fast and with a smile! Thanks guys, keep on your grat attitude!Thank you for your feedbackWe will do the best also for the next time and also with a big smile See you next time
3. Bistro Bar 151
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
The cosy Bistro 151 is unique in Austria and the surrounding of the wörthersee. There is a bar area, a small restaurant part, a large restaurant part for groups and parties and a terrace for over 70 people. Come and enjoy the Austrian, Mediterrane, Asian
Reviewed By gjd847
The reviews are so right, great place, great ambiance and great food. And staff that makes you feel very welcome and appreciated!A reason for a d-tour when you are around the Woertersee. We had nice starters (raw biff tartar, escargots Viennese), mains where veal (rolled and blend with Parmesan and rucola) and the catch of the day (steamed freshwater fish with vegetables). Not often we take desserts but here we tried the Chocolate cake fondant and an impression of Apfelstrudel.Nice white Austrian wine to complete this lovely meal, and of course a grappa to finish. (Grappa Nonino, not the best but maybe we are to spoiled by Berta Grappa)
4. Seerestaurant Sille
Overall Ratings
3 based on 87 reviews
Reviewed By Hendrik_NL
Last year we discovered this attractive restaurant with has all the advantages. A beautiful site at the Woerthersee, with the large outdoor seating area right at the waterfront, excellent food and professional service of the staff. Furthermore, a three course lunch offer is priced very competitively, mitigating the only possible reason to avoid this restaurant, the rather elevated food prices in this touristy area. we had a nice lunch at the waterfront with glorious weather, excellent food an cold beer. When in the neighbourhood, lunch at Seerestaurant Sille is indeed a no-brainer.
5. Gasthof Jerolitsch
Overall Ratings
3 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Austriacus
âGasthof Jerolitschâ is a traditional restaurant that was created more than a century ago, i.e. long before the highway was built that now somehow eclipses it. But inside the restaurant and even at its outside seating area the highway is unnoticeable.The corridor, richly decorated with dozens of stuffed fishes, makes clear from the outset that this restaurant specializes in fish dishes. The walls of one of the dining rooms are equally densely covered with hunting trophies. Indeed, in fall game dishes also feature prominently on the menu. Overall, the interior of âGasthof Jerolitschâ is rustic and quite old-fashioned, but in fairly good condition.The menu was comprehensive and comprised apart from fish and game also various other dishes of the regional and international cuisines, most of which were based on meat. A whole page was devoted to dishes of the day.The friendly waitress friendly turned out not to be particularly attentive. The restaurant was almost empty when we visited it at late lunch time on a Saturday. This may have played a part in keeping the waiting time for our meals enjoyably short. Although one of us had ordered fish, they did not bother to replace the ordinary knife by a fish knife. This and the no-thrills manner of dressing the food revealed that âGasthof Jerolitschâ is not a high-end restaurant. It became clear that the dishes we had selected were not very refined either, but they tasted good and the portions were quite large. In view of that and of the really affordable prices this restaurant provided great value for money and seems worth to be recommended.
