Restaurants in Vorarlberg
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Wirtschaft Zum Schützenhaus
Wirtschaft zum SchützenhausSchiessen und Geniessen (shoot and enjoy) is the motto at this half-timbered tavern, where lederhosen-clad staff bring humungous schnitzels to the table. The tree-shaded beer garden has prime views of the castle and a pet corner with fluffy rodents to keep kids amused.
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Gaststätte Zum Goldenen Hirschen
For a slap-up meal in traditional Austrian style, head for the delightfully timeless, half-timbered Gaststätte Zum Goldenen Hirschen. Every imaginable cut of beef is available here in a long list of options known as Rindfleischtöpfli (beef pots).
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Rauch Café
Rauch’s buzzy terrace is packed when the sun shines. If you can stomach chilli first thing, try the ‘how to cure the hangover’ breakfast (€12.90). The menu is Mediterranean with flavours like wild garlic gnocchi. DJs spin house music here after dark.
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Cafesito
Cafesito squeeze into this tiny café for the freshest bagels and smoothies in town. Lilac-yellow walls and modern art create a funky backdrop for a light lunch or cup of fair-trade coffee. Try the famous bikini bagel or chilli hot chocolate.
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Nova Bräu
Copper vats gleam at this cavernous brewpub, cranking out hearty fare like Tafelspitz (boiled beef) washed down with Fohrenburger beer (from the brewery opposite). At the front, Arche Nova bar is a ship complete with palms and fish lights.
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Neubeck
Crisp white linen and red leather set the scene in this sleek bistro, opening onto a shady patio. Expect fusion cuisine, from scallops with ricotta-lemon ravioli to Thai crayfish curry. The two-course menu du jour is good value.
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Dogana
Earthy tones and mellow music give this gourmet haunt a contemporary kick. The menu changes seasonally, but staples include delicious salads (try the curried kikeriki ) and value for money lunches.
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Fux
Glass walls and gold Buddhas jazz up this slick restaurant. The cuisine has an Asian twist – think Wagyu beef carpaccio and yellowfin tuna. The head-spinning wine list has 1700 bottles to pick from.
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Remise
This laid-back café serves up an arty atmosphere and tasty snacks from salads and toasties to curries. The cultural venue next door regularly hosts exhibitions, film screenings and concerts.
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Wirtshaus Am See
Loved-up couples grab a table on the lantern-lit terrace at this half-timbered villa overlooking the lake. Local specialities like Bodensee sander filet land on your plate.
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Viva Cantina
Not only the chillis are lively at this Mexican cantina. The hip haunt doubles as a party place after shrimp fajitas and one too many tequilas. Retreat to the palm garden in summer.
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Gösserbrau
Gösserbrau is an optical illusion: one side is a wood-panelled tavern serving Austrian fare and the other an ubercool bar. Both have Gösserbrau brews on tap.
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Ambrosius Stüble
Kick back on the sunny terrace at this traditional tavern near Rüfikopf lift; the schnitzel and Kaiserschmarrn (shredded pancakes) come recommended.
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Messnerstüble
Messnerstüble serves a fine schnitzel alongside Swiss-inspired dishes like Rösti (fried potatoes) in a countrified chalet.
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Pizzeria San Giuseppe
This great little place rolls out reasonably priced pizzas that are thin and crisp. On Friday and Saturday nights, San Giuseppe doubles as a popular bar.
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Altes Rathaus
A sleek newcomer to Bludenz, this glass-fronted café on the main drag rustles up cheese-rich specialities, steaks and yummy cakes.
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Hûs Nr. 8
Hûs Nr. 8Raclette and fondue are on the menu at this rustic chalet, with a small patio and playground.
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Bistro Duygu
Locals pile into this cheery Turkish place for late-night munchies such as lentil soup, falafels and honey-drenched baklava.
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