Austrian restaurants in Salzburg
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Obauer
Karl and Rudi Obauer cook up a storm in this Michelin-starred restaurant. Everything here strikes the right chord, from the sleek design to the creative cuisine and locally sourced ingredients (most of the fruit and herbs are grown in the garden). Signature dishes include tender Werfen lamb, trout strudel and catfish with capers.
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Ikarus
Hangar-7, the spacey complex at Salzburg airport, shelters the exclusive Ikarus restaurant, where each month different celebrity chefs are invited to put their creative stamp on the menu. Be sure to head for some after-dinner drinks in the Hangar-7’s hi-tech May Day Bar.
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Sternbräu
The tree-shaded courtyard is the big draw at this rustic restaurant. House specials such as venison stew and trout are accompanied by copious amounts of Sternbräu beer. The Sound of Music dinner show takes place here.
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Fiakerwirt Mandlinghof
This rambling farmhouse and beer garden serves hearty fare such as schnitzel and pork roast. Kids love the pet goats, ducks and ponies. In winter, horse-drawn sleighs depart from here (€14 to €17 per person).
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Stadtalm
Affording sweeping views over Salzburg, the cosy Stadtalm on Mönchsberg has a hearty menu with lashings of goulash and Tafelspitz (boiled beef with apple and horseradish sauce).
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Alt Salzburg
Tucked into a cobblestone courtyard at the base of the Mönchsberg, this cosy restaurant has prim-and-proper service and a meaty menu featuring specials such as venison and veal knuckle.
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Wilder Mann
Creaking with age, this cosy Austrian tavern in the Altstadt dishes up dumplings, fried sausages and other light and airy fare at rock-bottom prices.
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Mensa Toscana
With its old town location, sunny terrace and (surprisingly) good food, the Toscana is no cookie-cutter Mensa (university restaurant).
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Blaue Gans Restaurant
This smart restaurant is prized for fresh, locally sourced fare like tender Pinzgauer lamb. Dwarfed by the cliffs of Mönchsberg, the palm-shaded terrace is wonderful when the sun’s out.
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