Location: Dorfgastein
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Where to Eat in Dorfgastein: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Dorfgastein in Austria, from Europe region, is best know for Reservations. Discover best restaurants in Dorfgastein with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Schmaranzbrau
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By apricot1Venice - venice
Agriturismo/farmerhouse in Austrian style. Very small but very picturesque place. All is cooked in front of the client on the fire place. Foods are bio and the beer produced in the farm. I suggest this place for a very different and nice dinner mostly in the warm months: when you can eat under the stars in the open air! Medium/low price.
2. Gehwolf Alm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Urlaub in den Bergen! Unser bezauberndes Berghotel ist im Sommer der ideale Ausgangspunkt für viele Wanderungen. Im Winter ist die traumhafte Lage mitten im Ski gebiet von Ski amadé ein Paradies für jeden Wintersportler. Auf unserer großen Sonnenterrasse und im gemütlichen Alm-Restaurant werden Sie mit kulinarischen Köstlichkeiten und erlesenen Weinen aus Österreich verwöhnt. · Tagesausflug, Wander- und Erholungsurlaub · Produkte aus eigener Bio-Landwirtschaft · Wellnessbereich · Kinderspielplatz · Sinnes Almweg - die Natur mit allen Sinnen erleben! · tolle Pauschalangebote · Hochzeiten, Geburtstagsfeiern, Musikfeste · Seminare, uvm. „Mia gfrein ins auf enk!“ Karin & Rupert Gschwandtl mit Team!
3. Edelweiss Superior Wellnesshotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
4. Laireiteralm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By GUMOslo - Oslo
They are offering you all delicacies one expects to be served in an "Alm" restaurant. You are close to the cable car, so enjoy Your beer and Schnaps.
5. Unterbergwirt
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Sallwa26 - Pelhrimov
There is really wery friedly staff with a nice restaurant. I can recomend a tipical austrian dish like Spetzle, Wiener schnitzel, ctra.
6. Rohrerwirt
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Sarah N - Perth, Australia
This is a charming old underground pub style restaurant. The menu had all the usual items (sausage, schnitzel etc) but also had some fish and prawn options.
Our table had the following:
Steak - good large and lean cut with potatos and veggies.
Prawn skewers with rice - prawns were lovely and fully peeled (yay!) on a skewer with vegies, comes on a bed of rice. Rice was plain with very little flavour but a nice change form meat and potatos.
Kids meal fish and chips - fish fingers and chips. Good size but real fish would have been nice.
It was a little bit more pricey then the average place. The meals were tasty and attempting to be a little for stylish then traditional places.
A real pleasure to see a variety of fish options.
We would return but only if we want to spend a little more on the meals.
7. Salzburgerhof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By Cleo3101 - Zagreb, Croatia
Very good restaurant – reasonable prices and you get so much food! Excellent for dinner with good portions and reasonably prices. We had to select from 2 types of meals from four courses menu. Congratulations the chef for nice decorated and very tasty dishes. The restaurant offers dinner for a 20 euros/person for outside guests (excluding drinks).
8. Muhlwinkelhutte
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By jschwa1 - Staffordshire
Stopped off towards the end of a hard days skiing. Sampled the Germ Knodel (a type of dumpling filled with plum paste, covered in custard and with toasted poppy seed on top), fries, beer etc. All very welcome and well done
Friendly staff, choice of places to sit - inside, outside or in the conservatory. The conservatory also contains the obligatory Austrian game where you hammer nails into a large log using a hammer with a narrow blade.
Overall much better than the other places tried in the resort
9. Kraut und Ruben
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By embeeStockport - Stockport
Two visits here in our week. Medium to large portions with probably too much frying going on compared to UK equivalents. I suspect it is done so as not to frighten the locals. Anyway, soups were very good and the stuffed pancake and lentil dishes were well flavoured. Wine selection is small and both times the prossecco aperitifs were flat with no explanation. The young (daughter?) speaks good english. The two rooms are light and airy and the place has a nice casual feel about it. Good coffee.
10. Grabner Alm
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By alex h - Antwerp, Belgium
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!
