I think Paul's is the coolest place in Linz. It's got fresh, modern cuisine in view of Mariadom,…read morethe largest cathedral in Austria. On the bottom floor there is a great bar and restaurant. The upper floor has a beautiful event space. It's where my cousin had her wedding reception. The staff is absolutely fantastic, really helpful, even for a non-German speaker like me. The first time you walk into Paul's you feel like you're a welcome friend even if they've never seen you before.

Best place for dinner in Linz. Centrally located in old town, and a great Waygu burger on the menu…read more They have lots of different steak options, which I have never heard complaints about. Tried the seasonal fish here and that was a big mistake. Stick to the burger, trust me!! This place is always busy so I highly recommend a reservation. This place is good for a nice dinner and also good enough to take out of town guests and colleagues.

This is one of those places where you immediately feel like you found a real local family owned…read moregem. The food is delicious and has that unmistakable homemade, family-kitchen feel. They have different specialties depending on the day of the week, so it's worth checking the schedule. just keep in mind that some dishes are available only for a limited time and need to be ordered early. We came on Thursday and the deer cutlets were definitely a highlight. The veal medallions were excellent as well. And of course, you have to try the in-house Lehner's beers. Finish it all with an affogato coffee and you've got yourself a pretty perfect meal. Service was pleasant, attentive, and full of little details that make a difference. The outside patio is simple and cute, while the interior has a charming old-style feel with wooden furniture. Even the restrooms deserve a mention - surprisingly upscale, spotless, and equipped with everything you could possibly need (paper towel dispenser). Great food, in-house brewed beer, friendly service, and a very authentic atmosphere.

It was difficult to find a restaurant open on Sunday, but we found Lehner's, a lovely, traditional…read moreand crowded spot. What a find, I had no idea it had so many rooms! We had a tough time deciding what to order, so we had two classic soups (including a liver dumpling one), a mixed plate of roast pork, and a pork and veggie mix on an iron platter. Wish we had more time, more skill ordering, and more people to share this experience with. the crackling on my roast pork was the best I've ever had (maybe I've forgotten others, but it was right up there). We had so much, I had to take home over half the two slices, with potato dumplings and sweet saurkraut. What a meal. And a small glass of wheat beer. Unbelieveable start to our journey!

Loved it! I was on a…read morecycling tour and I spent the night in Linz. After having been on the road for several weeks already and not always eating the best food throughout the day, I decided to treat myself to a vegetable-forward dinner. A quick internet research led me to this place and I made a reservation for one. I wasn't disappointed at all. In fact, this was the best meals I've had in a long time. What I loved most about this place is how they structured their menu: vegan and vegetarian dishes first and then - almost as an afterthought- come the meat dishes. Well done! I'd cycle all the way to Linz again for this place.

BAD SERVICE Showed up at 9:25 pm. I was told that the…read morekitchen closes at 9:30 pm even though the hours are until 11:30 pm. O told the guy that is only 9:25 pm and he said the kitchen is already closed. Not good business and bad attitude. I would skip this one and go somewhere else

HIGHLY RECOMMEND- GREAT SCHNITZEL. This was SO good! Beef broth soup with semolina dumpling was…read moredelightful. We both ordered pork schnitzel and it was SO good! It came with a salad on the side with very tasty dressing (oil and vinegar) They were busy so we ate at the bar. The service was terrific!!!

We were doing some sightseeing in the old town of Linz. Around 7pm we were starting to look around…read morefor a good place to eat - more local style. Many of the restaurants with nice outdoor seating are offering more international food like sushi, Vietnamese, greek, Italian ... after checking out yelp we found Keintzel close by - a good choice. They have a cosy indoor seating but also a nice patio - garden. We got a place right away in the garden. They have a small menu with mostly local food. So we did the "Spinat-Schafkäseknödel" the Linguine with chanterelles and a small green salad - as dessert we choose the Profesen a local specialty (plum, dough and some vanilla sauce) all was really good. Service was great also the local Linz beer and the Chardonnay from Grassl by glas. Just be careful to have cash - they do not accept any cards. But with the reasonable prices that's no issue. Good place to go in Linz.

This is one of the best restaurants I've ever been to! The…read moremenu is just amazing and a burst of creativity. Thanks to the very very friendly waiter we had a really great evening and enjoyed our time! THANK YOU MUTO!!

Found this wonderful restaurant near where our River Cruise was docked…read more We walked just over the bridge. At first it was difficult to find where to enter the building but you enter in the waterside and take the elevator to the top. I had their chicken Schnitzel and it was delicious. We shared the salad with a wonderful dressing as well as large shavings of Parmesan and walnuts. It was light and very good. They had great cocktails as well, not surprising as the bar is in the Center with most tables having a river view.

Went with friends of my master program and it's very nice, it's prices are not that low but the…read moreaccomodations are very comfortable.

Delicious! The truffel tagliatelli is to die for. Excellent wine list & service. Beautiful decor…read more The menu rarely changes.

It's hard to describe Alte Welt. Is it a local bar, a beer garden under the stars, a small music…read morestage, a great small restaurant or a rejuvenation of an historic space? It's all of that and then some. In summer you can sit next to the old well in the Renaissance courtyard, drinking a local organic beer or have a glass of Austrian wine. In winter you can eat in the cozy tavern that makes you feel that it's been here for centuries. It has typical Austrian food. It's delicious but not exactly healthy. They do offer vegetarian meals but that will be the only meal that will have vegetables. The wait staff is amazing. The first time I went with my local family and we were treated wonderfully but I knew that my cousins were regulars. The second time I went without them and the staff was still amazing. You go for the history and the ambiance but you'll go back for the food and drink.