From the owner: Das "jüngste Kind" der Hohenhaus Tennen befindet sich im Ortszentrum von Lanersbach/Tux, am Ende…read moreder "Dorfabfahrt Eggalm". Die Kleine Tenne ist die Veranstaltungs-Location in Tux.

Not that into 'real' apres ski, but you like to drink a beer at night? You can sit here with…read morefriends in a real good atmosphere and drink good beer. It's a real Irish Pub as you all know it. The inside looks great, a little bit of rock through the speakers and the bartender is a real nice guy! Only thing I didn't like is that you could smoke everywhere.

Great decor and bery vood beer ( ha ha ) great place to hang out after hitting the Sellaronda…read more Owners and owners son were both goalies. If you love sports, this place is a great find. They would have got 5 stars I just have a hard time with the smoke. But don't let that stop you its worth it.

Saw the reviews about the wings, figured sure let's give it a go, as it's a short walk from the…read moreEdelweiss. They did not disappoint, ordered 12 wings in their buffalo sauce, great flavor, caramelized edges, tender juicy meat, soooo good, and at a great price. If you're looking to get your buffalo wing fix, look no further.

I had high expectations when I went to The Local Cure. Many of the locals that I spoke with raved…read moreabout this pub. Then my good buddy Walter suggested I hit this place. I drove 5 hours in a storm from Wiesbaden to hit up this spot. Was I ever in for a treat. As I arrived, I was greeted by an older Bavarian couple speaking some type of German that I could not understand. We just stared confusedly at each other and started laughing. Haha!! I was surprised by the diversity of the menu. I ordered a cheese burger and a Hard cider. That was the best burger I have ever had. The high quality of the meat and cheese, even the pickle was insanely delicious. A perfect medium-well presentation. There was a nice beer selection too. I live in San Diego, California which is a craft beer city and I was impressed with The Local Cure's roster. What impressed me most about The Local Cure is the owner, Trevor. What a fantastic gentleman this guy is. Sometimes you can just look at a person and tell that they have a heart of gold. That's this guy! He's such a genuine guy, and cares about the food he makes and the interactions that take place in his bar. It seemed to be a mixture of locals and Americans, about 60:40 respectively. I'm so glad this place was suggested. I am not lying when I tell you this... it was worth every square centimeter of the 5 hr drive. Trevor is such a genuinely cool individual, and puts his soul into his food and customers. Not only do I recommended The Local Cure, I'm going to suggest to all of my friends that go to Europe to visit this Iconic Pub. 5-stars all the way!!!

This was actually our second visit to the Alpengasthof am Feuerstein, as we first visited a couple…read moreyears ago on an organized night hike from the AquaDome Hotel in Längenfeld. That time was a full blown dinner outing, complete with local Austrian food, and quasi-polka/top 40 (!) band, and some lovely drunk Russians who were kind enough to share their vodka. This time, it was just the two of us trekking up the hill which seemed especially steep on this cloudy, snowy, chilly day. But well worth the hike once inside where we were greeted with Weissbier and local Austrian red wine. We split a cheese and ham sandwich, and a sausage with sauerkraut. Both were good; a review slanted somewhat by the fact that we were cold, tired and starving! But it's a great hike, and a great reward for making it up the hill! A must do if you're in the area. By the way, going down the hill is a lot faster. Some rent toboggans and make the 40 minute journey in about 5 minutes flat!