Restaurants in Innsbruck
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Café Munding
Modern art gives this 200-year-old café a contemporary kick. As well as whipping up delicious cakes – try the Mundingzopf – the family roast their own coffee and make preserves with fruit freshly picked from local farms.
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Papa Joe’s
Toucans, waterfalls, palms, sharks…you name it, Papa Joe’s is a snippet of Mexico. This wacky party haunt has a menu packed with jumbo steaks and jambalaya, and a Caribbean bar for after-dinner caipirnhas.
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Lichtblick
Elegant simplicity sums up Lichtblick on the 7th floor of the Rathaus Galerien. The panoramic views over Innsbruck through glass walls are as appetising as flavours like duck breast on artichokes and nectarines.
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Panino & Co
Blink and you’ll miss this Italian deli, where you can create your own panini with Parma ham, cheese and olives. It’s a good place to stock up on picnic supplies and the cheery owner makes a mean espresso.
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Tapabar
Popular for its chilled vibe and late-night nibbles, this riverside Spanish bar is the place to order a plate of tasty tapas and a glass of Rioja. Catch free flamenco concerts every second Wednesday.
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Lotos
You’ll need both chopsticks to tackle the generous portions of chop suey and Verrücktes Huhn (crazy chicken) at this Chinese haunt, tucked down an Altstadt alleyway.
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Thai-Li-Ba
Thai chefs cook up a storm in the show kitchen at this open-plan restaurant with pillar-box red walls and teak floors. The noodle and curry dishes are garnished with delicate orchids.
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Gasthaus Goldenes Dachl
Near the Goldenes Dachl, this snug tavern uses locally sourced produce to rustle up classic Tyrolean fare – try tender veal with sauerkraut or hearty lamb stew and dumplings.
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Cammerlander
Tapabar’s twin, this buzzy restaurant has a huge terrace on the banks of the Inn. The menu is a mixed bag of Austrian and world flavours, from schnitzel to chilli.
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Kröll
Forget plain old apple, this hole-in-the-wall café has plenty of strudel varieties, including rhubarb, poppy, feta and plum. The fresh juices pack a vitamin punch.
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Café Katzung
Expect lounge music, a lively vibe and the best hot chocolate in town at this cool café. Menu favourites include all-day breakfasts and warming carrot-mango soup.
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Mamma Mia
This no-frills Italian bistro has a great buzz, alongside huge pizzas, fresh salads and healthy pasta dishes. The sunny terrace is a favourite spot in summer.
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Café Central
The piano tinkles and newspapers rustle in this Viennese-style coffee house with chandeliers, high ceilings and naughty-but-very-nice cakes.
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Sahib
The aroma of Indian spices wafting from Sahib’s humble doorway should tempt you in for scrummy tandoori and vegetarian dishes.
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SOWI Lounge
Brimming with students, this Mensa (university restaurant) has quick, cheap menus and outdoor seating on a grassy quarter.
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Solo Pasta
This high-ceilinged spaghetteria draws a young crowd with its hip vibe and yummy pasta.
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