"Barrier-free" Restaurants in Lower Austria
Everyone now cooks regionally and with ingredients from wild harvesting. Josef Floh has been doing this for ages - and it's exceptionally delicious. The more minimalist he prepares rarities from the field, the more fun the expert has.
The Toni M. is at the top level of Relais & Châteaux. The cooking style is characterized by international influences and a love of the region. The dishes appeal to all five senses at the same time.
Sensational performance in St. Pölten. In addition to Christoph Vogler's kitchen performance, the excellent wine list is also impressive. The provincial capital has irrevocably found its gourmet hotspot. Everything just fits here!
In his kitchen, Erwin Windhaber shows how to skillfully "push" classic dishes into the vivid. Pâté en croûte or poppy seed buns are accompanied by around 2000 wines, far beyond the Hirtzberger cosmos.
The ambience and appearance could not be more picturesque, while the cuisine performs an artful balancing act between tradition, modernity and the regional. Add to that biodynamic Salomon wines by the glass – what more could you want?
Bears like to hibernate. At Michael Kolm, on the other hand, it's hard to imagine resting. The chic restaurant is always full of new, exquisite creations to keep your taste buds on their toes. Wonderful Waldviertel!
The pub menu and the seasonal gourmet menus reflect the partnerships with the surrounding hunters, farmers and co. The excellent game cookery is particularly recommended.
The region plays a central role on the menu. The result is delicacies from Waldviertel cuisine such as baked veal head, black pudding and carp, as well as international dishes. Legendary wine list!
With 700 wines and 200 spirits, everyone will find the perfect accompaniment to the fine food. The menu has a high-quality structure and changes with the seasons: Game, truffles and more await.
Cooking talent Theresia Palmetzhofer has passionately turned Die Palme into a destination for gourmets. Only the best ingredients are allowed: meat, fish, vegetables - all regional, of course.
What continuity! As the third generation of chefs, Peter Pichler goes one better - you can hardly cook more sustainably (own flour and vegetables). And you rarely eat more delicious food in the south of Lower Austria.
The cuisine at the Stammhaus is characterised by a creative interpretation of traditional dishes. In the Relais & Châteaux style, great importance is attached to sophistication and first-class service.
Together, the Rosenbauch brothers are at the top of their game, whether in the kitchen or in the wine selection. The organic ingredients are only the best from the lake, forest and meadows of the region (Leithaland-Stier).
Traditional classics such as the "Essl Backhendl" are just as popular in the Wirtshaus as the modern, creative cuisine à la "Karpfen Tempura" or "Gansl Wan Tan". But everything is regional and of high quality.
This deluxe country restaurant is located in the Carnuntum wine region and focuses on upscale gourmet cuisine with foams, towers and truffles. The sommelier knows what goes with "Rubin" etc.
With a view of the vines, you can taste your way through the variety of Wagram wines in the stylish, modern restaurant. It also serves modern cuisine with plenty of local colour, such as the perfectly cooked saddle of rabbit.
Well-designed restaurant, flooded with sunlight and with a view over the vastness of the vineyards. Genuine gastronomic treasures from the region await, especially from the carefully curated wine cellar.
The à la carte restaurant spoils not only spa guests with organic food full of aromatic depth. The cuisine is predominantly regional with an international twist, right up to the dessert (nut and chocolate dream).
Stefan Hueber is a modern spirit who remains true to tradition and yet develops it further with a wealth of ideas. Mushroom stew or wild hare ravioli are the demonstration of his gastronomic creativity.
The cuisine of the family business impresses with its high gastronomic standard - from regional trout to imperial caviar. This is consistently reflected in the in-house Nigl wines.