Food & Drinks In Rauris

Small Austrian town Rauris in the Salzburg area is well-known for both its rich history and gorgeous alpine landscape. At Rauris, visitors have a large range of food and drink choices including both traditional Austrian cuisine as well as international ones. Among Rauris’s best restaurants and bars are the ones below:

• Landgasthaus Weixen: This little restaurant offers classic German and Austrian cuisine including dumplings, goulash, and Schnitzel. The portions are rather large and the prices are reasonable. The restaurant also boasts a large beer garden where one may enjoy the views and pure mountain air.
• Restaurant Gusto: Restaurant Gusto is a sophisticated, modern interpretation of fine dining. Seasonally and locally inspired, the menu presents creative dishes including lamb with mint sauce, trout with almond butter, and apple strudel with vanilla ice cream. The restaurant boasts a nice bar and a sizable wine list as well.
• Stadl.cafe-restaurant: Offering salads, pasta, and pizza, Stadl. Cafe-Restaurant a laid-back restaurant and cafe Having a variety of toppings, the pizzas are thin and crispy. The eatery also has mouthwatering desserts including tiramisu, cheesecake, and chocolate cake. The atmosphere is laid back and friendly; the service is timely and efficient.
• Hochalm: Hochalm is a rustic mountain hut with broad views of the neighboring mountains and valleys at the top of the Rauriser Hochalmbahnen cable car. Apart from hot and cold drinks, the hut presents substantial Austrian cuisine including sausages, cheese, and bread. Following a day of skiing, hiking, or riding, the hut is a great spot to relax and restock.
• Gastein Alm: Situated in the nearby town of Bad Hofgastein, this little mountain restaurant takes about twenty minutes by car from Rauris. Specialties of the restaurant are organic, locally grown food including venison, beef, and trout. On some evenings the restaurant also boasts a sunny terrace, a cozy fireplace, and live music.
• Alpengasthof Bodenhaus: Housed in a former hunting lodge, this charming, historically important restaurant has origins in the sixteenth century. The restaurant serves cheese, pig, and venison among its delicious German and Austrian cuisine. The restaurant also has a breakfast buffet including pastries, breads, and jams.
• Cafe Rest. Sonnblick: Serving a spectrum of European, pizza, and Austrian cuisine including schnitzel, lasagna, and fish, Sonnblick is a friendly, family-owned restaurant. Apart from a coffee bar, the restaurant presents a range of homemade sweets and cakes. Comfortable and inviting, the restaurant features a sun terrace and a fireplace.
• Hotel Bräu: Nestled in an 18th-century, historic hotel, Hotel Bräu is a sophisticated and classic restaurant. Serving at the restaurant are traditional European and Austrian cuisine including roast beef, lamb, and trout. At the restaurant also is a wine cellar, beer garden, salad bar, and dessert buffet.
• Waldalm: Housed in a wooden hut, this simple and rustic restaurant is tucked amid meadows and forests. The restaurant serves home-cooked European and Austrian cuisine including cheese, bread, and soup under organic standards. The restaurant also has a little store where you may buy locally made items and trinkets.
• Gasthof Brau: Warm and inviting, a family-run hotel offering a peaceful stay is Gasthof Brau. The restaurant presents pleasing and filling European and Austrian cuisine including noodles, ribs, and schnitzel. The restaurant features a bar and lounge where one may sip drink or play pool.
• Gasthof Neuwirt: Nestled in a historic structure with a beautiful front and a flower garden, is the restaurant Gasthof Neuwirt. This is a little but lovely place. The restaurant presents fresh and savory German, Austrian, and Central European cuisine including steak, chicken, and mushrooms together with mushrooms. The restaurant also boasts a breakfast menu and a daily special.