We attended a post wedding reception at Schloss Aigen in the nearby church just 3 weeks ago. While…read morewe did not have a full course sit down meal, everything that we sampled was above reproach, and perfection itself in the Austrian tradition. I'll be dreaming of the wienerschnitzel and kartoffelsalat and associated condiments for a long time, along with the Ott Grüner Veltliner, the ideal summer wine Attention paid to our entire party by the proprietors only served to enhance our experience. Lovely people, lovely place. It's a shame it's a bit far from New York City...

We stumbled onto this castle. Wow! The food was extraordinary. The ambiance equally so. The owner…read morecame to our table with a specially prepared treat for my lab. Then took our order only to return again within a few momenta with a chefs specialty appetizer served on a bite sized spoon. I have experiences many restaurants in search of the perfect Wiener schnitzel and bar none schloss Aigen has the best!

We went here for lunch during the Christmas market. The view was great from inside, the food was…read moregood, and our server was very friendly and attentive. I had the Saibling fish fillet that came with spinach and potatoes and it was very good. My husband had the schnitzel which he enjoyed a lot. I would definitely return.

Great location with views over the lake. The snacks and coffee we had were okay but just fine for…read morethe location. But the general service attitude was a bit rude - first thing the waitress said when we arrived to our tables is that we had to take our water bottles we brought with us away from the table. When asking her where we should put them, she said "on the floor, of course". I had never happen anything like this to me in any place around the world.

Delicious food, fabulous service, authentic but innovative menu. Fresh, tasty generous portions…read morewith beautiful presentation an all around great experience.

Was close enough to our hotel we walked over for an early dinner. Nice, casual dining but 5 star…read morefood! Outdoor seating, dogs allowed. I had the baked chicken and my friend had the crispy chicken and both were sooo juicy! Cooked to perfection! Was told it gets VERY crowded so reservations are probably a good idea.

We came by on our search for dinner a few days ago. This place was really busy on a rainy day and…read morethere was a long wait. By the time we got there the sun was out again and it was beautiful outside. The staff was super accommodating and got one of the outside tables set up for us and treated us particularly well. The food was amazing! We ordered the "gefüllte Knödel" (with different meats) and the vegetarian Knödel with chanterelle mushrooms. Both was delicious. We'd love to go back some time.

A nice small family restaurant located in Weyregg am Attersee. They offer rooms too and they got…read morefair prices.

We visited this restaurant because of its location next to the estate featured in The Sound of…read moreMusic. The setting is beautiful, with views of the pond and the Bavarian Alps in the distance. There is plenty of outdoor seating, making it a great place to relax and enjoy the scenery. Our meal was very good, and the service was excellent throughout our visit. Between the historic location, the views, and the attentive staff, it was a very enjoyable dining experience and a nice stop while visiting the area.

The worst dining experience of my life -- a complete failure of hospitality…read more This review reflects my personal experience, shared so that other guests -- especially families traveling with children -- can avoid the same disappointment. Our hotel contacted the restaurant in writing and received clear confirmation that we could dine at 8:30 PM on New Year's Eve and order à la carte. Based on that written agreement, we planned our evening and arrived with our two young children -- the only kids in the entire restaurant. What happened next was the complete opposite of what we were promised. Upon arrival, we were informed that à la carte was not available at all, and that the only option left was a single remaining course from their fixed New Year's Eve menu -- something we never would have accepted had we been informed correctly. When I politely expressed confusion and disappointment, citing the written confirmation, the owner/manager responded that if I wasn't "happy" or "joyful," I should stand up and leave -- on New Year's Eve, with two hungry children at the table. I have never experienced anything less welcoming or hospitable in a restaurant. We stayed only because we did not want our kids to go to bed without eating. Still, despite being seated at 8:35 PM, we were not served until 10:15 PM -- almost two hours of waiting, with no explanation, no apology, and no effort to care. What shocked me the most was this: every table around us was served before us, including multiple courses, while our children -- the only children in the dining room -- were served last. Their meal was simply schnitzel -- something that takes minutes to prepare. Watching two kids wait nearly two hours while every adult was served first felt like the exact opposite of hospitality and basic human consideration. And here is another point that explains a lot about the disastrous service we experienced: the entire New Year's Eve service for a fully booked restaurant was run by only two waiters, a manager acting as part-time waiter, and one additional staff member. Even the most skilled professionals cannot deliver proper hospitality under those conditions. It felt like management knowingly set the evening up for failure -- and the guests paid the price. The result was an evening that felt poorly managed, dismissive toward guests, and completely disconnected from what hospitality should be. Instead of acknowledging their mistake in communication -- let alone apologizing -- the attitude we encountered was defensive, unprofessional, and, in my opinion, embarrassing for a restaurant that claims to offer quality service. A night that should have been special for our family became stressful, disappointing, and unforgettable for all the wrong reasons. I sincerely hope management reflects deeply on this evening -- because clear communication, respect, and thoughtful service, especially toward children, are the foundation of hospitality. On this night, we experienced none of those values. For the sake of future guests, especially families and children, I encourage the restaurant to seriously examine the mismanagement, lack of courtesy, and absence of hospitality displayed that night. Shameful management, zero hospitality -- absolutely not what a restaurant should be.

sagenhaft is a nice restaurant in grödig - just a few minutes drive from downtown salzburg. the…read moreinterior is modern and elegant and there is a nice garden which offers additional tables in summer. the menu consists of mainly austrian dishes - some very traditional, some more modern and creative - spiced up with some exotic dishes and ingredients. quality is pretty good and fair for the price. reservations are only necessary on the weekend try this place if you want some good austrian food without the usual alpine-kitchy environment.

This is a great option for Americans. The food is still Austrian, but you will find the flavors to…read morebe similar to US food. I've he a few chicken dishes and loved them. Going to try the chicken ceaser salad tonight.

Excellent Austrian kitchen in a spectacular setting right at dragonedge and mondsee lake…read more From the A1 highway - exit mondsee - it's only 10 minutes drive. The Ebner's are great hosts serving traditionel Austrian Food in remarable quality at a reasonably price. regional fish such as seibling and reinanke, lamb of there one production fantastic salad and local goat chees awesome vienna schnitzel and schweinsbraten delicat deserts and a wide range of great austrian wines. One of the very best traditional restaurants in the region and a good place to come with forrain friends. Staff is super helpfull and friendly and treads all guests with charme and respect. Don't metter if they just arrive hot sweddy by bycicle or a big fat car. Gasthof drachenwand is opend all year, advanced booking strongly recommended!

Soooo good...but the address listed here is wrong....its 46 Sankt Lorenz and not 32. The restaurant…read moreis in a beautiful location. Their food is authentic Austrian but the menu is in English as well as other regional languages. The service is Awesome and so is their food. The roasted garlic soup, fish of the day, steak, turkey everything was delicious. A must try if you're in the area.