Innsbruck Restaurants

Palermo has no less than 40 different pizzas, all with crispy bases. There's the Spinaci Pizza as well as a weekly "surprise pizza." About 20 different pasta dishes are available alongside a fine range of Southern Tyrolean spec... more

Cafè - Bar - Moustache is simply the most apt name for this establishment, can't say why so much love for moustache, but it does show up on the paintings of their walls too. Apart from this the restaurant is a treat to be in. T... more

Kenzi is located on the south bank of the River Inn within the very old outer walls of Innsbruck's Old Town, notably in the only modern building in the whole row. Because of this, even with the entrance a bit hidden around the... more

Gasthaus Lewisch is located at the border of Saggen, a rather posh residential area in the city with many a beautiful villa. The Lewisch itself contrasts quite sharply with the location; with an abundance of wooden tables and b... more

This elegant Thai restaurant has won awards for excellence and value for money and is located right on Marktgraben, on the edge of the historical Old Town. It is enormously popular and not all that spacious so it is wise to boo... more

The Waldorf Chinese restaurant sits slightly hidden at the bottom of the steep Höttinger Gasse. The customers here are made up of locals and this restaurant does well in its reputation for keeping its prices very reasonable. In... more

Situated close to the university, this self-service pizza restaurant basks in the reputation of producing the largest and best-value pizzas in town. The pizzas aren't just big - they are heavily laden with toppings, so much so... more

Sun Rise restaurant in Ursulinenpassage offers great Chinese food in an attractive setting with plenty of Asian influence and red décor. The tables here are partitioned making the Sun Rise a good place for a tête-à-tête, althou... more

Sahib is a distinguished old town Indian restaurant near the Hofgarten. The elaborate (yet not overdone) interior is characterised by pictures of Indian gods and plenty of red soft furnishings. Its Indian owners serve authentic... more

This brewery-inn is very popular with the locals. Stiegl, surprisingly, is not a beer from Tyrol but comes from Salzburg. That said, it is one of Austria's best beers and this is by no means accidental; the history and experien... more