Top Restaurants in Oberndorf
Austrian Alps, Austria Food Guide: 10 German food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Oberndorf
Find out what German restaurants to try in Oberndorf including Loya Stub'n Moser, Kaminstubn, Kupferstub'n, Ruebezahl-Alm, Gasthaus Alpenrose, Restaurant Purlepaus, Reiterstuberl, Huberbrau Stuberl, Hexenalm in Soll, Ellmauer Hof
Restaurants in Oberndorf
10. Ellmauer Hof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By Renate P
We stopped off for lunch before heading for Kitzbuehel. We had a lovely table by the window with the sun streaming in. The Schnitzel, Tyrollean platter, sausages etc. were all very good and we did not have room for dessert. The waiting staff were friendly and relaxed.
9. Hexenalm in Soll
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By Sonja P
A lovely child friendly hotel/ restaurant which has good outdoor play facilities with outdoor seating to eat/drink .In my opinion not enough (safe) space for the superb bikes that they provide for the children to play on ,some meals can prove to be pricey but well worth a visit as they serve excellent food.
8. Huberbrau Stuberl
Overall Ratings
4 based on 685 reviews
Reviewed By SWPresh
Staying in Kitzbuhel for a week and have visited the Huberbrau Stuberl 3 times for dinner. We ate indoors as the outside area was full. The food is excellent and better priced than most of the other restaurants in town. My husband really enjoys the beer here! The only reason I have given 4 stars rather than 5 is that the staff arenât overly welcoming. Considering we ate there 3 evenings in a row you would think we would be welcomed back by a smile but thatâs missing. Go for the food - that wonât disappoint.
7. Reiterstuberl
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By EFWindhoek
Good ambiance with lots of style, excellent food & service, a little distance from the village, but walkable.
6. Restaurant Purlepaus
Overall Ratings
4 based on 362 reviews
Reviewed By KC_in_NY
Went here with a group, which was recommended by our hotel. The overall setting has a relaxing feel, which was perfect after a day of skiing. Everyone enjoyed the food that they ordered. I got their appetizer platter which was a good assortment to try. The only issue is that the food did take a long time to get out. We did have a large group, but it didn't help that there was only one waiter for all of us. If I go again, I might try it with a group of 4-6 people versus 20+.Thank you very much for your recommend.It's not always easy to prepare fresh dishes for a bigger group togheter.We are sorry that you were waiting so long. We should have offer a fixed menu for your group.Sorry.
5. Gasthaus Alpenrose
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
Bavarian food
Reviewed By PathManSlough
Dropped in here for a meal last night while staying across the road at the Lambacher guesthouse. It was very busy (about 7:30pm on a Saturday night), but the waitress managed to find us one free table that just needed to be cleared.We weren't really hungry as we had eaten a massive lunch at Tegernsee Brausterbl, so we ordered drinks first, a dark beer (Dunkel) for me and a Pinot Grigio 0.25L for my wife. The Pinot turned out to be a rose!The menu was in German and I couldn't understand most of it, so the waitress brought us an English version and we ordered one meal to share (Shashlik with french fries). When the meal appeared, it was clear that this order was also mixed-up, in that we had a very full plate each!The food was very tasty, with the shashlik of meat and veg covered in a goulash-like sauce and the chips were the crispiest, tastiest ever with the gravy! Although full, I managed to eat most of mine and my wife finished hers off completely!The waitress was lovely, very helpful, and i think the kitchen screwed up our order, hence, only 3 stars, but the food is definitely worth 4 stars.P.S. I also am giving just 3 stars because the restaurant was way too warm, even when we stripped down to T-shirts. A poor lady on an adjacent table was fanning herself for much of the night!
4. Ruebezahl-Alm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 247 reviews
Reviewed By jacw2000
I've been here before. I gave it five stars before. I'll be coming here again.It's probably my favourite mountain restaurant in an area that has lots of nice mountain huts. Espresso and Hagebuttentee. Rosehip to you. Not the best espresso, but this is Austria, not Italy. Service was good. We came back a few hours later for lunch. Ribs, BBQ sauce, potato salad. I could have had a baked potato or chips. My partner had Wienerschitzel with chips, so I stole some of hers. Plate piled high, and all good
3. Kupferstub'n
Overall Ratings
4 based on 329 reviews
Reviewed By Chris K
Ate here twice and both times good food, however! First night I asked for tap water and was given a bottle of water with top already unscrewed, queried this when the bill was presented as charged â¬4.40 but waitress put it down to a mistake / misunderstanding. Second time eating there a few days later I asked for tap water again, same scenario, I queried again when bill presented and was more forceful with my query, there was some consultation between the waitress and head of house but no offer of removing the water from the bill, but offered schnapps instead (guilty offering I suspect). To the restaurant - why do it? All you are going to get is annoyed customers which is a shame when the food and service is actually good - when your customers ask for tap water they want tap water (particularly in the mountainous region of Austria) not to be charged for tap water in a fancy bottle, all you will get is a poor reputation and declining sales!!!We have sparking waterWe have still waterWe have water from the tapeYou ordert still water, we serve still water and you drink still water!But please come back I give you back the 4,40 Euros!
2. Kaminstubn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By Tim F
A Great country-style Steak/Chop/Game grill in a beautiful setting in Upper Bavaria.Servers present a raw array of exotic cuts from which to choose which are then grilled on the earthen hearth located in the dining room. A fantastic German salad is also available (in 2 sizes) for those who don't do the meat thing. We brought some serious wine with us but also enjoyed the local strong Dunkel Weissbock beer pictured. They do a wonderful job here. Can't wait to return!
Where to eat Austrian food in Oberndorf: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Loya Stub'n Moser
Overall Ratings
5 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By Mel_in_Paris
Lovely owner kept the restaurant open for us on a Sunday night, we had a delicious meal. The quantities are HUGE, so come hungry! An interesting feature is the caramelised fruit they serve with savoury dishes. Nice choice of Austrian wines (mostly Burgenland). Freshly prepared pancake for dessert. We plan to come back during daytime to be able to enjoy the view even better.
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