Location: Viehhofen
Top Restaurants in Viehhofen
Austrian Alps, Austria Food Guide: 10 Central European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Viehhofen
Best Central European restaurants nearby. Discover the best Central European food in Viehhofen. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Central European restaurants near you.. Viehhofen is a municipality in the district of Zell am See (Pinzgau region), in the state of Salzburg in Austria.
Restaurants in Viehhofen
10. Blaickner's Sonnalm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By bikerchick39
During our week skiing in Zell am See we had our best lunch here. The service and staff were impeccable, really welcoming.The food was hearty, freshly cooked local cuisine and all very fresh. The cost was similar to everywhere else on the mountain. Great views over the lake from the outdoor sun terrace. Do make the effort to ski over to here as you won't be disappointed.Thank you very much for the nice assessment :)
9. Kupferkessel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 478 reviews
Reviewed By davidtS7096WV
OK the food is good, the staff are fun and they do their best get you in and fed. So whatâs wrong with it?Call me petty but it felt a bit fast foody. We went twice but thatâs because the children liked it, which might illustrate what I mean. I wouldnât say do go but it wouldnât be first choice.
8. Steinerwirt
Overall Ratings
4 based on 781 reviews
Reviewed By svk1201
We have spent a nice evening at Steinerwirt. You can either sit inside or if it is warm enough outside at the beautiful terrace under the trees. We had some Austrian dishes such as - Flädlesuppe- Kasnocken- Beef TartareAll of it very yummieh!The service was friendly and fast.Dear svk1201,thank you for your visit at our restaurant and the nice review. We are really happy that you enjoyed the typical Austrian kitchen at our restaurant.
7. Brasserie Traube
Overall Ratings
4 based on 429 reviews
Cosy restaurant & bar. International kitchen with a touch of asia
Reviewed By Prasanna1965
This hotel is average in terms of food quality, quality of room & service. Hotel & room size are compact. Overall, cleanliness is average. Restaurant has very few items for vegetarians. Staff is polite. Only advantage is that it is very close to the lake.
6. Dorfstadl
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By true2formal
Viehhofen is a small village down the valley towards Zell am See away from Saalbach and Hinterglemm. It is blessed with few facilities apart from a small but well stocked shop and good ski-hire/school centre.As we were staying in a self cater apartment, most evenings we ate in, but on the last night we visited Dorfstadl, as it was within walking distance and offered a reasonable choice at fair prices. Frankly, we could not have eaten better for the price, and the atmosphere was just right, with a quiet but warm welcoming austrian feel about it.I ate a pork cordon-bleu which was excellent, my son had fish (perch..white flesh not unlike cod), and my wife tenderloin pork with mushroom sauce. each dish came with a generous supply of vegetables.We chose the House White which was an austrian dry, and at 10 euro for a litre, you cannot beat that! The sweets were delicious.We last visited Viehhofen and Dorfstadl 13 years ago, and would not hesitate to go again.
5. Asitzbrau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 228 reviews
The original hut "Asitzhutte" was built in 1930, when the region at the Asitz was used for skitouring. After the construction of the first cable car in the 1970's, the hut became a ski restaurant. In the year 2010, the Altenberger family purchased the hut
Reviewed By Paul M
All ski-mountain huts in Austria and Germany seem to be similar - same sort of menu full of high-calorie ski-fuel, good friendly, quick & efficient service, immaculately clean including the toilets. Really - they're all fantastic.This one is a little bit special even then - a little bigger, better food, and beautiful slightly quirky fit-out (down to the gents toilets looking out on the ski slope - I hope it's one-way glass!).It was a bit more expensive than I expected though.
4. Alte Schmiede
Overall Ratings
4 based on 316 reviews
In 1999/2000 the Alte Schmiede was built to be an outstanding mountain and ski restaurant with 400 seats, which is open in summer and winter. It belongs to the hotel Krallerhof. In 2008 the Alte Schmiede was extended to accomodate up to 550 guests. Decora
Reviewed By Laci_Sz
Respect to people working at these alms, because it gets really crowded at peak times. It's suprising that the food is of so good quality. My only problem was the hectic and vibrant atmosphere - I am not prepared for the "waka waka" (too much noise) in the alps, though I have to say this place has an atmosphere. Anyway, keep up the good service.
3. Seewirt das Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By 2DanA
As usual Trip advisor did the trick. This place was highly recommend and indeed this place was amazing. Everything we had was great, fresh ingredients, fantastic presentation and most importantly, amazing taste. Indeed highly recommend if you are around that beautiful area and you are not, then it is worth the special drive.
Where to eat European food in Viehhofen: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Die Schmiede
Overall Ratings
4 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By Zippyboarder
Cycling through Viehhofen we decide to stop for lunch. What a find, just off the main street slightly up the hill. We sat outside on the sunny terrace and were we had a toastie and a turkey steak. Both we beautifully presented and served by an extremely pleasant waiter.Will definitely be back.
1. Hecherhuette
Overall Ratings
5 based on 73 reviews
Welcome to the cozy mountain inn "Hecherhutte" in the beautiful village Viehofen. Our mountain inn is located at an altitude of 1250m. Enjoy our local specialties on the sunny terrace. A relaxed atmosphere with a beautiful view promises an unforgettable d
Reviewed By Marion H
We two septuagenarians spent three hours walking up the Hecherberg - really hard - but the Hecherhuette appeared like an angel with the most refreshing beer and wonderfully warm welcome. But the local steak ('Hechersteak') was to die for! We've not had better - even in Argentina! We returned (by car) for our last - equally wonderful - meal in Austria. Our thanks to Luke from Wales who was a delightful host and to Jamila who runs a truly special establishment.
