I have gone to this restaurant, when visiting one of our favorite towns - Burghausen, for nearly 30…read moreyears. The view of the castle, the great service, wine selection, and the farm-fresh wonderful Austrian dishes keep me coming back. We will be bringing all of our friends this fall for another great dinner.

The food was delicious! I would highly recommend dining here. We were able to stop in and eat after…read morea day of sightseeing.

I was exhausted after my long journey from the United States, and I walked to this cozy little…read morerestaurant on a beautiful Saturday afternoon after arriving in Salzburg. They have a very nice outdoor seating area, but I wanted to sit inside. I had a cute little alcove table, a delicious beer, a Veal schnitzel with the parslied potatoes and cranberry sauce. The service was very friendly and fast. Which was exactly what I was looking for! It was a great way to start my trip!

Excellent . We were with a group of 8 & had a variety of dishes. Everyone was very pleased. I had…read moregoulash. My wife had roast pork. Sister had oxtail, brother in law had duck . Friends had meat ball & stuffed pork. No complaints from anyone

After spending three days in Salzburg, I can safely say this is my favorite restaurant there. It…read morewas so good, my girlfriend and I visited it twice. The deserts were freshly prepared and the best Austrian deserts we had in the city. The Radlers we had to drink both times were more on the fruit soda side, which meant they were sweet and crisp and not bitter. And finally, the food was superb. The best rindgulasch and schnitzel we had in the city. Inside it has a cozy bar type of feel and outside is a beautiful street cafe type set up. The waiters also all spoke English if we needed to speak English, and the food came out very quick both times we went.

Below average Austrian food. We visited Andreas Hofer on a Thursday evening, and it was fairly…read moreempty. The restaurant is lit by candles, and the dark wood walls and tables lend a rustic feel. No music plays unless someone starts the jukebox which only happened once during our visit. They did not have two of their listed wines available and were unprepared to make four of their menu items. Subsequently, I tried the turkey schnitzel. The schnitzel was dry and had a bit of gristle. It was a disappointing experience for a restaurant that had some good recommendations.

cannot say enough good things about this place! Food and atmosphere were great. We got the apple…read morestrudel for dessert and it was amazing. Very local place off the beaten path- in a small neighborhood in Salzburg. Highly recommend

It's an authentic meal place and very traditional. You would need google translate to order the…read morefood.

Haha.. We ended up at Krimpelstatter thinking it was Augustiner Braustubl. It's not; it's further…read moredown the street, and we ended up going there another day. Despite the mix-up, we had a great time here. Krimpelstatter has a very nice and spacious biergarten with good beer and good vibes all around. Service was attentive, you can just sit anywhere and they will come around to serve you. We had some beers and snacks here and just enjoyed watching the people around us.

My husband and I went here after our tour guide suggested it. I must say this is the BEST food we…read morehad during our entire trip to Austria and Germany. My husband had the goulash and I had the schnitzel. Both of us had a Stiegl, which is mandatory when you visit Austria. We ate our food outside. The waiter was pleasant, no nonsense, but I never expect fake cheerfulness from Germans and Austrians that we Americans are accustomed to. Although this restaurant is off the beaten path (turn down the alley at the umbrella sign off the main street) it is well worth the venture to find it.

, On our Danube river cruise excursion to Salzburg Austria…read morewe came across this restaurant, we were looking for traditional Austrian food. They had tables both in doors and out doors we decided to eat outdoors since it was a beautiful day. My husband and I shared the Austrian Goulash and the Wiener Schnitzel on lunch menu. The lunch menu offers the same dishes that are on the dinner menu for a great price! The lunch portions are smaller but was definitely enough for myself and my husband. Both dishes were delicious!

Drove across the city to try this on a Sunday evening when many places are closed. It was very…read moremuch worth the trip! Greeted with Stiegl bier on tap and pleased to see they offer American menu, although I try to read from native menu. We tried the beef soup with cheese dumpling and is was fabulous. Main entree was the Salzburg schnitzel, Pam fried to a crisp and stuffed with mushrooms, bacon, and cheese. This is a must-try meal, would highly recommend.

This business appears to be closed. We went for dinner and it was empty. The area around the…read morerestaurant appears a little messy and unkept. The website is not functioning, and the last review was almost 3 years ago.

We got lucky when visiting Barenwirt! We were a walk up and they were pretty busy, but they sat us…read moreright away. The couple behind us were not as lucky and had to wait an hour. We were sat at the opposite end of the table from another couple in a little room. The servers were plenty friendly and spoke good English to assist us. My husband got a burger and I ordered the Mac and cheese and a salad and we shared. It was a lot of food! We also ordered the pancake shredded dessert which came with a jelly type of sauce. Everything was good but it was sooo heavy. I certainly recommend sharing so that you have enough room in your stomach. We would return next time we were in Salzburg.

Bärenwirt is a great traditional Gasthaus for some hearty Austrian food while in Salzburg!…read more We ordered the goulash with potato dumplings, and this was easily the highlight of the meal. The goulash was amazingly flavorful, rich and hearty, and the potato dumplings were the perfect accompaniment. We also tried the deep-fried chicken with potato salad. The chicken was juicy and nicely fried, and while it wasn't anything mind-blowing, it was definitely good. The potato salad was also really nice and paired well with the chicken. We made a reservation even though it was a Sunday night, and I'm glad we did. The place had a great mix of locals and tourists, and seeing quite a few locals dining there was definitely reassuring. The atmosphere has that classic traditional Gasthaus vibe--casual, lively, and focused on good food. If you're looking for traditional Austrian food in a relaxed Gasthaus setting, Bärenwirt is definitely worth a visit.

This is a very quiet restaurant serving traditional autralian or germen food. I should like this…read moreplace. The schnizer (traditional germen toast pork leg) is one of the famous dishes here and also for the gulasch (a kind of beef stew plate). However for those like seafood people, I Would not recommand u to come here since no fishes dishes can be found here.

Seriously delicious food. I stopped here on a connection while waiting for my next train, and since…read moreit was just around the corner and got great reviews, I stopped in for come lunch. I have to say, the staff was extremely friendly and food was honestly *fantastic*. I had the beef goulash (which was buttery and just fell apart in my mouth) and then ordered a side of roasted potatoes and creamed spinach. The spinach alone was awesome by itself - super creamy and perfectly seasoned. But with the potatoes? It was a match made in heaven. Highly recommend this spot - I came during lunchtime and there was no wait, so if you're in the area, definitely try it out.