Enjoyable small restaurant clad in wood with a small kitchen and lots of dumplings and soup. Great…read moreplace for a cold day. Folks here are attentive

One of the finest meals of my life on a cold winter night. Every Austrian city that relies on…read moretourism has a selection of various restaurants serving the same (nearly identical!) selection of traditional Austrian and Tyrolean favorites. You know the menu before you even see it. Anich is, in my opinion, the very best of them all. Be aware that the food is HEAVY and served in large portions. If you order one of the classic popular meat dishes (roast pork, schnitzel, goulash, etc) you should either be very hungry, prepared to share, or willing to ask for a takeout box. It's a ton of food and it's all stellar. I'm trying and failing to think of something we ordered there that was less than delicious and I can't. The service was not especially fast but I don't mark this kind of restaurant down for that because the meal is supposed to be a slow one. The local wine selection is excellent as is the beer. During a very crowded time you may be asked to share a large table with strangers or so we heard, but in my visits I never saw this happen. It was winter. Summer may be a different story. The building is lovely as are the several dining rooms. If you're looking for a light meal go elsewhere. If you want to be stuffed with dumplings, meat, gravy, and all that great stuff don't go elsewhere.

Great food and fast service!…read more Had the Käsespätzle (it came with a salad) and the Two grilled sausages and everything was delicious. I was pleasantly surprised at how fast the food.came out- _ we were in a hurry so it was perfect. Staff were all super nice and attentive. Would I go back? Yes.

Amazing local favorite and we sat outside. Perfect looking food and it tasted even better than it…read morelooked! We had schnitzel and reindeer. Spritz and beer. Friendly service. $69 euros for two adults. Highly recommended!

I was traveling on my own and decided to do something a little different for dinner. So, I went to…read moreLewisch. The restaurant is definitely out of the way and not in any tourist area. I was walking, and about half way there I was wondering if I made the right choice, as the road from the train station was a little rough. The restaurant is a local hangout and customers were all regulars. I arrived and was greeted in German by the bar maid/hostess/server. I told her that I only spoke English. I went through another round of German, when she finally realized I was speaking English. This tells you that they do not get many tourist. I ordered from the German only menu. I received my meal and found the plate to be most delightful and downright yummy. Note that they only take cash. No credit cards. I walked back along the river after passing through a wonderful neighborhood with large old homes and not a person in sight. I highly recommend this restaurant if you are looking to get away from Old Town.

Delicious Austrian home cooking, in a locals only, off the beaten path location with chill vibe,…read morefriendly attentive service and fair prices. The only drawback is all the smoking. So many people smoking one cigarette after another inside and outside. We couldn't stick around longer for dessert and more drinks because of it. Good times at Innsbruck.

Easily the best meal we had in Innsbruck. The servers were delightful and attentive. It's mostly…read morepub grub, but the ribs were the most flavorful and tender I think we've had anywhere. We chose to sit outside and while it's not on the main tourist drag, there's plenty to see without all the hustle and bustle.

Despite a big sign in the display window for mussels in a variety of preparations they have none…read moreand apparently haven't had them for a while, also very smoky place though there is a glass-walled space in the rear of the restaurant for the non-smokers. Good selection of beer on tap.

Super centrally located with a modern feel, this place had a very delicious schnitzel with veal. It…read morewas so good, I ate half of it by forcing my partner to share with me. I, on the other hand (unclear why) ordered a generous portion of their Caesar's salad, which turned out to taste great, but I decided to add the smoke chicken breast on it, which was not the best decision. So I'd recommend just ordering the salad without the add-ons because it's delicious just the way it is. In addition, for those of you who appreciate wine come by this place, try the gelber Muskateller. Delicious.

I want to start by saying that there aren't many options if you're in Innsbruck for multiple…read morenights. The food at Das Schindler is good, but not spectacular. I dined here twice (both dinners). I got the steak as my entree both times. Their menu is limited, but they do it pretty well. The first night I had the tuna appetizer and the second night I had a salad. They were both good, but again, nothing to write home about. I think this is one of the best restaurants in Innsbruck (from what I've heard) and it definitely gets the job done. I would eat here again over any of the other restaurants I tried in town (except Wirsthaus Schoneck but that is a special occasion meal for sure).

Great dining option when in Innsbruck! Location is right next to the Golden Roof and you'll have a…read morenice view of it if you happen to get a table by the windows. Staff were great, although the language barrier can be a challenge. The food was good and overall we had a decent dining experience.

Food was a bit salty for my taste but overall good for a touristy spot. We mostly opted for the…read moreambience here. The outdoor seating next to the Golden Roof was very much enjoyable. For being located in the heart of the tourist attraction, items on the menu were reasonably priced. Our server was kind and brought me an English menu which was very helpful. I had a good experience here.

This was our first meal in Austria, we searched for a genuine restaurant where we could experience…read morea more authentic regional experience, not necessarily catered to the tourist crowds. Mildly jet lagged from a 10 hour flight & 2 hour drive, we found a place we could walk to, as we needed to stretch our legs. This place was hard to find, simply because Google maps was slightly off on how to get there, and the Yelp page had it listed as a hotel. In general, the online review world is much more limited in the Innsbruck area, so let's see if I can help that. Menu here: https://www.gasthaus-bretterkeller.at/speisekarte/ We stumbled into a smoky bar full of a few groups/family's having meals and the general feeling was overwhelmingly positive and happy. With our extremely limited German, and the waitresses limited English, we were able to navigate the menu and get a recommendation easy enough, and got our meal & drinks ordered. New to us, we asked about a bowl of breads/pretzels and were told we could pick and pay for what we wanted. Our meal was fantastic. Not light or the most healthy, but delicious nonetheless. Zwiebelrostbraten mit roestkartoffeln (Steak with Crispy Onions with roasted potatoes): The Steak with crispy onions & potato is apparently a pretty traditional dish, it was indeed a hearty and filling meal, the flavor was definitely great, the meat wasn't the leanest cut possible, but that's fine, to be expected. Steirischer Backhendlsalat mit Kernol (Fried chicken salad): The salad was very good too, fried chicken pieces over a green salad (over a potato salad). Once again, not light, but all tasted great. Not a huge place, but definitely felt like it could have been there for 100 years. The patio had a great view over the valley to the north, but it was a cooler evening so not many patrons out there. Only warning I give, as a visitor from another country, smoking indoors is still very common in Austria, so be prepared to walk into a smoky bar/restaurant/shop, otherwise we absolutely loved our meal here! Had we not wanted to try more places, we would definitely return again!

We came here for a quick bite after I saw a restaurant review. Clearly the food was delicious…read morebecause I didn't take any pictures! Quick service and also tucked in a quiet area!

Wow. Such a nice little boutique hotel. If you're in Innsbruck this is one of the best places to…read morestay. It was awarded a Michelin key and it's well deserved. Located in the center of town, you are walking distance to everything. From the moment you arrive until the moment you leave, the staff makes you feel so welcome. The rooms are comfortable and very clean. There's a nice restaurant and bar downstairs and a full breakfast is included with your stay. We were only here 1 night but couldn't be happier with our stay

We were hungry after visiting the mountains Nordkette and visited this restaurant. The beautiful…read moreview from windows, but the food and wine were not so good as view. I would say - just normal, no more.

From the owner: Die Unterkunft Café Pension Alpina besitzt eine Terrasse und eine Skiaufbewahrung und befindet sich…read morein Innsbruck in der Region Tirol, 600 m vom Orientierungspunkt Alpenzoo Innsbruck entfernt. Besuchen Sie das Restaurant vor Ort. Einige Wohneinheiten beinhalten einen Sitzbereich zum Entspannen nach einem geschäftigen Tag. Die Wohneinheiten verfügen über ein privates Badezimmer mit einer Dusche. Eine Auswahl von Aktivitäten wird in der Umgebung angeboten, darunter Skifahren und Radfahren. Der Orientierungspunkt Neue Hungerburgbahn befindet sich 1,8 km von der Unterkunft Café Pension Alpina entfernt und der Orientierungspunkt Kaiserliche Hofburg Innsbruck ist 1,9 km entfernt. Der Flughafen Flughafen Innsbruck liegt 5 km von der Unterkunft entfernt.

Food, service, and overall restaurant was fine, however at the end when it came time to settle the…read morebill, I tried to pay with my credit card. They asked if I could pay in cash because they were out of receipt paper. We explained we didn't need a receipt and they said they could try to run it. They then did, it went through, I saw it on their machine and I got an alert on my phone that I was charged. They said okay but came back and said it didn't I went back to look at my charges but was so flustered I didn't see it. I then asked where the ATM was and as I was walking there I double checked my account and then I saw the charge. I went back and showed them and they said okay. Normally, I would say this is just a fluke, however, 3 days prior I went to the Stiegl in Vienna and they also asked if I could pay with cash cause their machine was broken even though it seemed to work fine. My bill was 31.00 and it wouldn't go through then they said they needed to try and run it for 35, and it went through and they gave me 4 euros in cash. I find it odd that two different locations within a week had similar issues. When I have not had this issue anywhere in Austria except there. Left a bad taste in my mouth for Stiegl.

Loved this place. Food was very good and service was on point! Went in for dinner and even though…read moreit was late, we were able to get a table in the restaurant.