Location: Wagrain
Top Restaurants in Wagrain
Top 5 Cafe food in Wagrain, Austrian Alps, Austria
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Wagrain. Wagrain (Austro-Bavarian: Wågroã) is a market town in the St. Johann im Pongau District in the Austrian state of Salzburg. It is located in a high valley stretching from the Salzach at Sankt Johann in the west to the Enns river in the east. The municipality includes the Katastralgemeinden Hof, Hofmarkt, Schwaighof and Vorderkleinarl. The population is about 3,020.
Things to do in Wagrain
1. Cafe Anderl
Reviewed By Spachick64
Small cafe/restaurant a stroll from Wasserwelt in Wagrain . Family owned with rooms available . Not an extensive menu but the food is good and nicely presented . Only has about 12 tables so booking a day ahead as you're passing is recommended as it does get very busy with the ski-crowd in the early evening .Selection of koteletts ( chops) with a variety of sauces available served with chips or potatoes Burger, spaghetti bolognaise and various pizzas plus a child's menu available Inhouse patisserie and various ice creams available Koteletts = â¬14Other main courses between â¬9-20With drinks (2 beers 2 soft drink ) and a main course each and a shared dessert , a family of 4 could eat for around â¬80 We like it as it's small family friendly dining , good food and friendly service
2. Grossunterbergalm
Reviewed By jacw2000
GroÃunterbergalm - the big meadow under the mountain. Very Tolkien, and I'm sure JRR would have liked this place. Main building is pine and nicely matured. Extension is new pine with a high tech shaded sundeck. We sat in semi shadeBier and Leberknödelsuppe with two knödeln. The menu is pretty much the universal Austrian mountain food. So why this one? Why was this one my favourite? I think because most of the mountain restaurants on the Alpendorf side have something of the motorway services about them. Catering and catering well for the passing trade. Wagrain on the other hand has lots of smaller places. And this one is the furthest away from that village. It's small and friendly. It's over the edge into Wagrain but only just. What a shame I only discovered it on the last day!
3. Cafe Schiebel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By SiegiK
Café Schiebel is located on first floor of a rather big building at the market's center (opposite the post office) and serves delicacies the way they're traditionally being done in Vienna and Bohemia. An outstanding pastry is "Bienenstich" (literally bee-sting), a tray-baked cake, filled with a mix of whipped cream and vanilla sauce and topped with caramelised almonds - one of the best "Bienenstich" I've ever had!They've also got a vast variety of real good coffee - also "Spezial-Kaffee" (the ones that you'll also get in Vienna) where the taste is being refined with different kinds of liqueur.The interior decoration is in a genuine Viennese style devided into smoker's and non smoker's sections, in summer time you can enjoy the view down to the market place from a grand terrace.
4. Die Reinbachstube
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
authentic austrian cuisine with fine dining experience Mo - Fr . 2/3 course lunch menu & a la carte (austrian cuisine) Sa - So . fine dining menu & a la carte (austrian cuisine)
Reviewed By Dietmar B
Schöner Gasthof. Die Eirichtung ein Bisschen kühl. Dafür Service undSpeisen vom Besten. Ein leckerer gemischter frischer .Salat , einen wunderbaren Steakburgerreichlich portioniert , war wirklich bestens. Und sehr lecker.Lediglich der offene Blaufränkische fiel stark ab.......Da war wohl die Flasche schon einige Tage (Wochen?) offen und so schmeckte er auch......Ein Kritik haben wir uns des guten freundlichen Services wegen verkniffen.Wir werde das nächste Mal , und wir kommen wieder , dann doch bei einem Bier bleiben.
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5. Klamm Fuerst
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By 992hagitn
We stopped there at the end of a popular trail. The food was Ok but the service was simply bad. For example- when a bee fell into my beer- the waitress said "not my problem". Sums it up..Dear Costumer,This year there are a great amount on bees in our region. It is very diffcult to protect every guest's drinks off the bees, but we give our best that you have an enjoyable stay at our restaurant. I am really sorry if the waitress had a bad behavior against you. Normally we counter our guests the most friendly way. If you would like to read some other coments, you will see that the day of your visit was an unhappy exeption.Greats,Restaurant Klammfürst
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