Fine Austrian bakery shop. Layout and delivery of baked goods, salty sandwiches, sweet tarts,…read moredonuts, crullers, coffee, cheese twists, teas, bread, espressos and pies is spot on! Anker is a mainstay and true levity for those cold mornings when all you need to get to work or travel is hot breakfast! Real cool staff (50-50 men/women, runs like clock work) Review: 5

This was an early morning quick stop. Food was good, not great. But filled the need. The staff…read morewas friendly and helpful. There wasn't much opened yet in the train station. We were glad they were there.

This grocery store, being in the main station is one of the few open on Sundays. It also has…read moreextended hours during the week as compared to other SPAR stores around. The selection was good. I got some cheeses, some charcuterie cut to order (many people were ordering sandwiches at the Deli, so that seems very popular). The store is very close to the main entrance, so it's not hard to find.

We love this grocery while in Europe. Great selection of food, produce and hot meals to go. Usually…read morewalking distance from any of the hotel we stayed. Good service, fast check-out. Price ranges from € - €€ (euro).

Just left this wonderful location! We are visiting with a group of students from the USA and this…read moreplace was recommended by our local tour guide! Amazing and relaxing atmosphere and the service was wonderful! We had a variety of meals plus desserts but I personally had the Wiener schnitzel and it was amazing! Every single person was happy with their food choice and the deserts were beautiful and amazing! I highly recommend this place if you are visiting!

We ate at City Brau while visiting Salzburg last weekend. It was located right across the street…read morefrom our hotel, the Grand Wyndham. It was just my wife and I eating since our boys have food allergies and preferred McDonald's. The restaurant itself had a nice atmosphere and the service staff were really nice. I ordered the lamb shanks and they were divine! I expecting maybe two lamb shanks at most, but to my surprise there were four. My wife got the spinach spaetzle and she really enjoyed it. For dessert we shared pancakes with berries and cream and it hit the spot on the deliciousness scale. We'd go to City Brau again!

My family came here for breakfast. We stopped by the cafe the night before to ask whether they…read moreserve breakfast. A nice server informed us that they do, but the breakfast menu is only in German. He then kindly translated each of the items or us. We stopped by the following morning for breakfast. My husband recalled from the previous day that there is a Gentleman Breakfast on the menu which included beer so he ordered that. Since we were planning to go to The Sound of Music tour, he found the beer to be very helpful with coping for a part of the day. I had the vegetarian omlet and it was very good. Service was very good as well. Our server went through the breakfast menu and translated each item again.

Not fresh! You can tell it's been sitting there for a while. Literally watch them reheat the waffle…read morefries and cornflake chicken strip. I took one bite of each and tossed it out.

Another country... another McDonald's pie to try. I thought the coca raspberry-vanilla was going to…read morebe too sweet, but I enjoyed it. It was warm and crispy. I also got an order of fried shrimp. It was expensive as it costs more than an euro per piece. They were nice and crunchy though, but I don't know if that justifies the price. The location is within the railway station.

This is a very quiet restaurant serving traditional autralian or germen food. I should like this…read moreplace. The schnizer (traditional germen toast pork leg) is one of the famous dishes here and also for the gulasch (a kind of beef stew plate). However for those like seafood people, I Would not recommand u to come here since no fishes dishes can be found here.

Seriously delicious food. I stopped here on a connection while waiting for my next train, and since…read moreit was just around the corner and got great reviews, I stopped in for come lunch. I have to say, the staff was extremely friendly and food was honestly *fantastic*. I had the beef goulash (which was buttery and just fell apart in my mouth) and then ordered a side of roasted potatoes and creamed spinach. The spinach alone was awesome by itself - super creamy and perfectly seasoned. But with the potatoes? It was a match made in heaven. Highly recommend this spot - I came during lunchtime and there was no wait, so if you're in the area, definitely try it out.

Despite being located at the train station, Johann served up some nice dinner fare. I enjoyed the…read moreWienerschnitzel. Several in my party had the chicken burger, which was a breaded chicken patty (not a piece of breast). The interior is classy and feels upscale. Service was friendly and quick. Overall good spot if you have time to spend on a sit down meal before your trip.

I was visiting Europe from Los Angeles and found this place near the Salzburg train station, en…read moreroute to Budapest. It was a charming little spot, and I got to try Austrian goulash (I'd been ordering goulash in all cities/countries we visited to see how they differed). Good food, good service, good memory.

Ok, mind you I am a Baker... but I'm glad to know I do mostly cakes and pastries because if I made…read morebreads and doughnuts, I would be flying the white flag to surrender to this bakery! We were in Salzburg train station and I wanted to buy some breads to bring on the train with us. At first, I went to Anker but they took so long to assist us and boy! That was a blessing! Because that led me to Le Crobag. We got chocolate croissants, regular croissants, a cinnamon roll and sugar raised doughnut. I wish I tasted it right after we got out because until now, I am still pulling my hair as to why I only bought 1 doughnut! OMG! By far, in my experience of eating doughnuts, Le Crobags is the BEST ONE! I wish I have every adjective I can describe this doughnut. Never have I tasted such kind! Extremely soft.. yes, soft! Fluffy, light, even it didn't have any fillings, yet you taste something that's magical. I think I devoured that thing in less than a minute. I shared a couple of bites with my family coz i can't stop bragging about it. I wish someone would be nice enough to bring me a dozen from Austria all the way to the US! Now their croissant is another amazing product. Flakey and buttery! You would not want to put any fillings on it because in itself, it's to die for! Literally! I got Anker doughnut holes since that was the only thing they had for doughnuts and their regular croissants at the Vienna main train station.. but it has nothing compared to Le Crobags. So don't waste your time. I am just being honest, trying to save you guys $$ by leading you to the best bread bakery in Europe! So, if you haven't tried them.. go fall in line now!

If you're at the Salzburg train station, are too lazy to step outside and get a quality Doner…read moresandwich, and don't know where to grab a quick bite at the station: stop right here. Crobag is a French bakery chain with (franchise?) locations across Germany, Austria, Switzerland (and perhaps other countries). I would expect their business model is to have locations in train stations, for I've seen them in quite a few ones. If you're wondering about the name of the bakery chain, it's easy to guess that's would one comes up with if one smashes together a croissant and a baguette. Simple. Effective. Will remind you that this place is focused around breakfast pastries and sandwiches (though I also saw salads). I wouldn't normally review a chain, but in this particular franchise at least, I was quite impressed with their quality. What sold me on them was that they were baking fresh batches of croissant on premises after 7 pm in the evening (probably get the dough delivered from HQ and bake it on location). That really won me over, and while I had no intent on purchasing anything here initially, I stopped and got a marzipan croissant here, for the novelty factor, and quite liked it. (3.5 stars)

Delicious and healthy food, nice natural light, staff was pleasant, indoor/outdoor seating, English…read moremenu available.

I was so pleasantly surprised by this restaurant, and if I ever find myself in Salzburg again I…read morewill definitely go back! The food is very fresh and inexpensive. The service is excellent, and they were friendly and kind too. I ordered a cappuccino, tomato soup, and initially the lasagna. However, I noticed that a table nearby was served a beautiful dish and asked the server if I could change my order to what they were having. It was the special, kohlrabi (German turnip) with polenta. I would highly recommend this place should you find yourself in Salzburg. The food is healthy, the produce is organic, the prices are reasonable, and the flavors delectable.