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Almresi Vail

4.5 (319 reviews)
PriceyGerman, Bars, Austrian
Closed • 3:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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Anna T.

Almresi is a fantastic option for a wonderful dinning experience in Vail. A reservation is REQUIRED. The restaurant is very small and people sit for a very long time, so if you don't have a reservation, I doubt you'll get in. The restaurant is gorgeous with a swiss chalet theme. The host stand area is a bit crowded but they they have an area to leave your coats which I think is essential in Vail. The fondue was incredible! We started with some drinks and wine, then had the truffle cheese fondue appetizer, which was fantastic. Each of us then did the full fondue experience. Just WOW. There was so much food, there was more than enough to go around. I honestly think we could have done 2 portions and shared it between the three of us it was so much. The fondue setup was incredible though, a three layer warmer one at the top with broth, a hot grill in the middle and a broiler at the bottom to melt cheese and the fixings in little dishes. The dessert case looked incredible but honestly we were so stuffed we couldn't even get any dessert. 10/10 experience, you have to go if you are in Vail!

David B.

Go! Go now! Food- wonderful gizmo that I dare not call a fondue pot. Upstairs you cook in broth, middle level you sear and first level is a salamander style oven. I want one for home. Service- Guy came and checked in on us multiple times. Ambiance- Relaxing setting after a day of runs at Vail. There were some louder folks but our focus was on the food. Glad we went there, even though it was a pricier meal. We won't get the opportunity like this anywhere near California and the meal was delicious.

Garrett B.

A really lovely experience in Vail. The Austrian ambiance is over the top on just the right way, and it fits in with Vail's faux-Alp atmosphere quite well. The food was also delicious. I tried the porcini mushroom soup with truffle dumplings and all of it was delicious and savory and warm, and even served with a delightful carnation on the side! For the main course I tried the pork shank (Schweinsaxon?) and the meat was fall off the bone good. The mashed potatoes were tasty but the sauerkraut was truly phenomenal. It's not a bargain meal, but it's not nearly as expensive as it could be, being tucked into Vail and visited by a very wealthy cadre of visitors. The service was also great. I commented on one of the waitstaff's steampunk goggles and he asked if I wanted to try them on for a photo op. I declined, but laughed at the invitation. All our questions were answered with politeness and ease, and I was quickly taken care of when I asked to buy a slice of cake on the way out. Would love to make this an annual December visit tradition.

Oktoberfest Haxe ($36) - Pork Shank with Mashed Potatoes and Sauerkraut - My Favorite!!
Angela C.

This Austrian German cuisine restaurant is beautifully designed. We loved the dining area. The staff are super friendly from the hostess to our server ... all very welcoming and friendly. Our server provided great recommendations. The food was tasty and loved how all the flavors came together. We ordered the short rib ... was a tiny bit dry but still tasty with the gravy. The pork shank was my favorite ... so tender and juicy. The mustard they have with the dish is soooo good, best mustard I've ever had!

Ovo C.

Giving this a 5 star no complaints about this place, food was delicious, our waiter was super nice and helpful, it's so cute and themed, nothing bad to say, would come back again and again

SCHMORBRATEN: short rib
Dale D.

Very cute European ambiance with a traditional Bavarian menu. Host, bartender, and waiter were very friendly, helpful, and attentive. For the above, 5/5. However for me, the food was a bit of a disappointment. Pretzel and brat (2/5): bland. Thank goodness for the mustard otherwise would be hard to eat alone. Pork shank (SCHWEINSHAXE): (3/5) sauerkraut was good. Mashed potato's dry. Pork lacked additional flavor. Short ribs (SCHMORBRATEN) 2/5: short ribs lacked flavor. Spatzel was tasteless - taste like air. Red cabbage was overwhelmed by apple. Maybe it's because we just returned from a trip to the alps where the food was so authentic and delicious, but the food here was a disappointment for taste. Ambiance and service were great

Nicole M.

We love cute European places to dine, especially German ones because they remind me of my late father. Thank you for the delicious food. Definitely made me think of my father and how I wish to have shared more places like this with him.

Amy V.

We went to Almersi Vail while spending a weekend skiing in Beaver Creek, and were NOT disappointed! This place is IT. Using Open Table notifications, we were able to sneak in a reservation when another table presumably cancelled. We arrived on a Saturday night and were immediately sat for our reservation. My husband is from Germany and was so excited to hear German music playing, but not the over the top Bavarian polka kind... true German music. The atmosphere was great and felt very authentic. The food was just as good! We got the cheese fondue app, which was perfect for two people. And then I got a salad and hubs got a schnitzel. Everything was delicious! Prices were on par for the area, but the quality was there to match it! Our server, who I believe was named Danielle, was also fantastic! All in all, a great experience! We would love to come back sometime!

A table ready for guests.
Dan B.

Perfect German meal. My friends who lived in Germany kept saying it reminded them of Germany. The decor and service were excellent. I split the fondue with my wife and it was very good. The server told us what all the fondue items were and how to cook them. The only downside to the fondue is that it was hot to sit next to. 8 people said thank you and goodbye as we left.

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Erika J.

Wow! Very impressed with the great service we received in this restaurant. We had no reservations but they were able to comfortably accommodate all 7 of us! The presentation of the food was stunning. We enjoyed the pretzel as an appetizer and we all got a different drink. Mine was the best one in my opinion...the traditional German mulled wine is set on fire in front if you and allowed to melt the sugar before dropping it inside! All entrees were in point. I had a fresh salad and shared a pasta dish with my hubby. Definitely a nice treat overall!

Fondue!!!
Ronald S.

My wife and I visited this place after hiking in the mountains for a few days at Rocky Mountain. The service was excellent and the place is very cute. Clearly authentic! Down to the staff! I had the Wiener schnitzel and it was absolutely awesome. I would have liked a little bit more lemons , but it really was outstanding. It's not very big, especially compared to the stuff that I had in Austria. However, it was delicious and I think about it often! Ha ha ha. My wife had the fondue and I thought that she was going to eat the plate beneath it because she loved it so much. The strudel was good, and had an excellent sauce, but, me being American, I wanted a little bit of ice cream with it and they didn't have any. Regardless, it was excellent although not 100% fresh. I would still order it!

Amy T.

If you have never tried an authentic German-Austrian dinner, I highly recommend you do so now! Almresi will get you in the spirit the moment you step foot into the restaurant. The restaurant is beautifully adorned with antlers, lots of wood, and plaid accents. The servers are dressed in traditional German clothing. The service is excellent; everyone here genuinely wants you to enjoy your stay. Begin your meal with a few schnapps, which are served in cute boot-shaped shot glasses. This will get you all warm and fuzzy for the food to come. I highly recommend the Schweitzer Rosti which is a Swiss potato pancake with homemade farmers cheese and smoke salmon. The ingredients of this appetizer paired perfectly leaving me wanting more. Spaetzels were interesting to try. Not my personal favorite; I rather much prefer American pasta. Order this as a side to spice up your meal. You can't go wrong! All in all, the experience far outshines the food.

Dessert / just ok- they were out of apple strudel

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Reviews are largely positive. Diners enjoy the authentic Alpine ambiance, flavorful German dishes, and friendly, attentive service. Drinks are also well-liked.

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Great Austrian and Swiss food with great atmosphere. Never had a bad meal. Each year i can't wait to return.

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