Location: Seeboden
Top Restaurants in Seeboden
Most Popular International food in Seeboden, Austrian Alps, Austria
Discover Restaurants offering the best International food in Seeboden, Austrian Alps, Austria. Seeboden am Millstätter See (Slovene: Jezernica) is a market town in Spittal an der Drau District in Carinthia, Austria.
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1. Ofenloch Restaurant-Patateria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 163 reviews
Reviewed By Andrew M
We ate here largely by accident, but am so glad we did. It turned out to be one of the best meals of our whole Austrian holiday. The simple "ofenloch" potato dish comprised two enormous, crispy jacket potatoes, with a delicious sour cream, yogurt, herb and bacon topping which, for the price, was simply incredible value. The "Steirische" potato was a single jacket potato, served as above, but with a huge portion of steaming hot vegetables AND two very generous pork medallions which were seasoned and cooked to perfection. This restaurant simply serves delicious food at a very very fair price. The dining area had a great ambience and the owner came out from behind the grill to talk to us about our travels, our plans and to ensure we had everything we needed. It made the whole experience very enjoyable and upheld the traditions of Austrian hospitality. Highly recommended, and if we were staying longer, we would definitely make a return visit. No question! Go. You won't regret it.
Best Central European food near Seeboden, Austrian Alps, Austria
2. Hotel Moserhof Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By wrc666
Restaurant has been recently renovated, stylishly, very nice atmosphere. Staff was speaking also English, food was delicious, next time I'll try the menu choice.Recommended.
3. Funfundzwanzig
Creating a place where you can do what you love best - doing someone good - has always been our big dream. The restaurant offers specialties of the regional cuisine, the drinks at the bar leave nothing to be desired and the now open again cellar invites y
Reviewed By adabei001
Der Rablkeller in der Bogengasse, jahrzehntelang Treffpunkt der heimischen Kulturszene, vor allem der Schauspieler der Komödienspiele, ist wieder da! Neu renoviert und mit einem eigenen Braukeller, einem toll ausgebauten Innenhof und einer künftigen Terrasse zur Lieser. Und man bietet den Spittalern jetzt auch ein tägliches Mittagsmenu an, zum Tief-Preis von 8,50 Euro. Wir hatten ein Gulasch mit Servietten-Knödel, fein pikant abgeschmeckt und zartes Fleisch, perfekt. Dazu ein im eigenen Lieserbräu gebrautes Bier. Die Karte ist klein aber fein, ein Suppengeheimnis wird vom Personal verraten, saures Rindfleisch, WeiÃwurst, Brauergulasch und Bier-Schopfbratl wird angeboten. Ein neues Kapitel im Rablkeller wird aufgeschlagen, Qualtinger und Farkas würden meinen: Schauen Sie sich das an! Einverstanden. Das berüchtige "Bermudadreieck" in der Bogengasse hat jedenfalls einen Qualitätssprung geschafft. Leider sind Parkplätze im unmittelbaren Bereich des Lokals Mangelware.
