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Most Popular Seafood food in Prutz, Austria
Discover Restaurants offering the best Seafood food in Prutz, Austria including Restaurant Montana, Willis Fischerranch, Seerestaurant Ried, Cafe-Restaurant Gachenblick
Restaurants in Prutz
1. Restaurant Montana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 349 reviews
The Restaurant Montana is one of the most popular meeting points in the village, not only for guests of our hotel. We donât know whether thatâs due to the excellent cuisine, the stylish-cosy ambiance or the warm service. But probably itâs the combination
Reviewed By 948susannes
My family and I had dinner here once and took pizza home once. The restaurant is nice and modern with nice decorations. The staff was very friendly and helpful. According to the rating this restaurant should be quite good but we were a bit disappointed. The dishes didn't live up to expectations. My pasta dish with crayfish tails were a bit dry and tasteless and the tails were very small and seemed to have come out of a jar. For dessert we ordered Tiramisu which was a bit tasteless. Judging by the review here at TripAdvisor I had expected more.
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2. Willis Fischerranch
Reviewed By heinzcharlotte
Das Essen war sehr lecker. Mein Mann hatte gebratene und ich geräucherte Forelle. Beides war sehr gut. Die Bedienung war auch sehr freundlich. Die Preise sind eher gehoben.
3. Seerestaurant Ried
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By PhilippCH
Excellent restaurant with a excellent choice of wines. We escaped from the busy Mozart familiy hotel to have a tasty lunch instead of the always-the-same lunch food inside the hotel.Huge playground around the restaurant to let the kids go away after the finished their food.
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4. Cafe-Restaurant Gachenblick
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By LOEWE9
Eine sehr informative Ausstellung mit zahlreichen Info-Tafeln zur Veränderung der Landschaften aufgrund des Klimawandels. Dazu ein interessanter Film, der aber leider ohne Ton lief. Auch die junge Dame an der Kasse konnte leider den Ton nicht zuschalten, schade.Immerhin: für Inhaber der TirolWest-Card ist der Eintritt gratis.
