This was probably the least busy of the places so we stopped in for a drink. We started off with…read moresome beers and then got a bottle of champs. The cheapest bottle was €150. It's a good place to people watch since a few people are walking by. There is an upstairs but we sat outside on the patio on the ground floor. The staff are friendly and wearing lederhosen.

The club downstairs was decent earlier in the evening but towards 11.30pm became very overcrowded…read more Friendly staff and good music despite small venue.

By far my favorite apres ski place on the planet. Bar none. Lively atmosphere with great staff. The…read morebest spot after a long day of game

Far too overcrowded and hard to get a drink. Had higher expectations . Would have been nice to have…read morebeen able to buy drinks outside at their venue.

This is a must visit for après ski. We have been here before and the last time was about 10 years…read moreago. It's nice that they finally banned smoking indoors. The music is loud and obnoxious German club/dance music and it's so fitting for the environment. The place is quite big inside with a gift shop for must have souvenirs. There's a nice patio out front but it's nice to go inside when it's a gets colder. Get a Pilsner and schnapps!

disappointment overrated food, overpriced,…read more took long to get the food while the place was not full food wasn't cooked well and when asked for a explanation after a issue no one wanted to react. service/hospitality wise poor, very poor après ski bar perhaps restaurant not worthy ....

This apres ski bar is very popular in Ischgl and for good reason. It's truly a fun, Austrian night…read moreout here. We went twice, once for lunch and dinner sessions. They serve dinner around 8pm onwards so & lunch menu is from 3pm. You'll need to make reservations for dinner as it gets very busy. During lunch they have full bar available, small lunch menu and a DJ playing schlager music the entire time. Even on a Monday afternoon, the DJ was blasting those tunes loud and enthusiastically trying to get the crowd singing. Which usually occurs after afew drinks anyway. The menu is traditional Austrian, so get right into it because it is delicious and homemade style. For lunch we ordered currywurst, bbq spare ribs with garlic bread and ham crust. The dinner vibe was a little less disco Germanic music and more relaxed but buoyant and busy. I think we over ordered but ah well. We had crunchy winter salad, double boiled beef broth with fried cheese dumplings, classic bacon & onions flame tarte (ham crust), pork belly with sauerkraut and roasted potatoes and crispy skin boneless chicken leg with spinach "spätzle" and mushrooms. Honestly no bad dish, everything was top notch only problem was the food was so filling it was difficult to consume it all. Luckily we took our time and managed somewhat. The ambience of this restaurant is cool, Austrian, joyful and drinking. Definitely try some of the local Austrian beers. We enjoyed this place alot and definitely will return upon next visit. Recommended.

The place to be for après-ski. However come early or reserve a table because this place gets…read morepacked. Plenty of tables and there's also an upstairs for seating but this place is very popular. The staff are nice and prefer cash. Credit card charges are allowed for €50+ which isn't hard to do. There's also coat check as you walk in. Music is typical German techno dance and also some English songs are mixed in from time to time.

Today we visited Trofana Alm for after skiing. We arrived when they opened at 1500 and the majority…read moreof the tables had a reserved sign on them. We were a large group of 16 and we were seated at two different tables next to each other. Apparently two different waiters were serving the two tables and it was a great problem for them that we were a united group. They were also annoyed that we were standing next a table even though there were no people at this table. Very unprofessional that an internal procedure should become a problem for our group and we ended up leaving shortly after. I would reconsider going here for after Skiing as there are many great options in Ischgl.

A great apres ski place in the thick of it all. There's a nice big patio out front and a dance…read morefloor inside. The name means 'witch's kitchen' which explains the witch decorations. It can get quite crowded!

Close to our hotel but probably not the best dining experience that we've had in Ischgl. Burgers…read morewere very thin with more bun than meat (think Where's the Beef?). Service was nice and they generally can speak English. Probably would not recommend for dinner. Although from the sounds of the bar it would be good for apres ski drinks.