The Liechtensteinhaus is a mountaintop restaurant that has the distinction....well of being on a…read moremountaintop in the Wiener Alpen (Viennese Alps). If you're there during skiing season, you can guarantee it being crowded. In the warmer months you eat here for the view. The food isn't bad, but it's def not a food destination spot. And when you take the cable car up the mountain and the fog obscures any view, the meal becomes a little bit disappointing. I liked my Fritatten soup good enough but the Wienerschnitzel was only average at best. It had a heaviness to the coating which is not how I like a fresh and well-prepared schnitzel to be. Everyone else liked their food okay and service was both friendly and efficient ... but since there was no view on the day we were there, we missed the best part of the Liechtensteinhaus....except for the affectionate dog!

Its a ski place, what do you expect. High prices, standard food. Enough said. Bit it's warm and you…read morehave good company to entertain you.

I have visited the Rantsch restaurant twice now, both times for Mother's Day, and had such amazing…read moremeals! Both times were also during Spargel Zeit (asparagus season) and we had the most creative spargel meals ever! Who would think you can make cordon blue with Spargel! Yum!! The service is great, it is all non-smoking inside, and don't forget to make a reservation, they aren't that big, and fill up quick on special occasions. There is also a changing table in the women's bathroom...score!

I love coming here when we are in Kirchsclag, today it's a visit to the dentist then a stop for…read morebreakfast in the Hönigwirt, super food great service and very reasonable for me really it's 5 stars for value but it's not a class restaurant but perfect for us we aren't classy folks but like top food which is here

After a short walking tour from the hill station of the chairlift called Mönichkirchner Schwaig…read moreyou reach the Hallerhaus (in approximately one hour). A local cuisine is offered there. Every day there is a new dish of the day. My dish was cooked pork belly meet with root vegetables, it was delicious. Exceptionally recommendable are the home-made desserts, for example the slice of cream cake. Considering that the Hallerhaus is a mountain shelter, the dishes are excellent as well as the service despite of some peak times during the day. For drinking the cider is recommendable (harsh taste wine and sweet taste apple juice). Because of its good location the Hallerhaus is both as an aim of a hike and as a waypoint to the Hochwechsel advisable.

Gasthof Rothwangl is a great place for Austrian cuisine or to stay over night if you are visiting…read morethe Steiermark. The menu is full of favorite and seasonal items from the Steiermark and the prices won't break your bank account. The restaurant offers several different dining atmospheres and in the warmer months there is outdoor seating. There is plenty of room for large groups and parties. The Rothwangl is also great for weddings and events. Located in the quiet town of Krieglach, between Muerzzuschlag and Bruck, you can find great hiking, biking, and "outdoorsy" activities nearby.

Especially now, when the warmer season starts this is THE typical "Heurigen" - Austrian Tavern -…read morelocated here since 1693 and developed in 1996 this place combines traditional Austrian cuisine with friendliness, hospitality and coziness. Here you can find the "REAL" Austrian Schnitzel, "Backhendl" - chicken "Schnitzel style" and other Austrian specialities and of course the local wines. All the wines come from the family viniculture. Since Roman times the tradition is that when the "Heurigen" or the inn is open, there is a beam with some green sticking out of the house and you will find at the entrance of the city or village singes showing the name of the place and the word "Ausgesteckt". Besides you can also visit Kottingbrunn Castle with its Romand and empire's museum and the castle court with its many little lakes. Heurigen Ednitsch is now open till March 12th. The smell of fresh, juicy food, the laughter of children playing at the Heurigen's playground and a colourful appearance with lots of green is always the sign for a good place to eat. Enjoy Austrian tradition!!!

I had a pleasant experience at this restaurant, my dinner including soup, main course and dessert…read morewas great. The staff was friendly and helped me with menu in German.

A true fine dining gem in the heart of Austria. Excellent food, ultra friendly waiters and staff…read more The first restaurant in Austria I've been to with water waiting for you at the table. They have 4-6 course menus that you can mix and match as you like and also single classic dishes. Vegetarian friendly: there is a whole separate card for vegetarians. Even the 2 person surprise course menu is available in a vegetarian version! Also, animal friendly - We were allowed to bring 2 shepherds with us and were seated at the house table - a fine dining experience with the family and our pets, totally awesome.