The new terrace is a solid addition, been there twice already. Staff are friendly enough, no complaints there. Sandwiches are the real deal, I keep coming back for those. Pizza though, still not quite there. Dough was a bit flat last time. It&#39;s fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area, just stick to the sandwiches.

Stopped in for a quick bite around 2pm. Antipasto platter did the job &mdash; good selection of meats and cheeses. Glass of frizzante on the side was a nice touch. Place is small but fine for a solo lunch. Service was fast enough, no complaints. Solid spot if you&#39;re nearby and hungry.

Solid traditional Austrian spot. Wiener schnitzel was crispy, the goulash soup hit the spot. Service was there when you needed it, not hovering. Cozy enough to just sit and eat. Nothing fancy, but it does what it says.

Service was quick, risotto creamy and the gluten-free pizza held up well. Solid spot if you need a fast Italian fix without the fuss.

Came here on a quiet Tuesday night. Grilled salmon had this sauce on it that was really good, and the schnitzel was done right. Not a huge fan of their strudel, but the guy at the counter was friendly enough. Place was pretty empty, which was fine by me. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something simple.

The tiramisu was genuinely good&mdash;one of the better ones I&#39;ve had in a while. The live music outside was a nice touch, though it did get a bit loud at times.

Walked in without a booking, got a table straight away. Full of locals, always a good sign. Waiter was friendly and the food was solid. Been here a few times now, still consistent.

The pizza was proper Italian style, fresh ingredients. Had it with a Burghausen beer, worked well together. Pistachio tiramisu for dessert, pretty good. Place was busy but service kept up fine.

The tortellini was the star of my meal&mdash;cooked just right and the portion was honestly generous for the price. I left full, which doesn&#39;t happen often. Tiramisu was light and fluffy, a decent way to end. Nothing fancy about the place, but I got my money&#39;s worth. That&#39;s what counts for me.

Nice spot right by the Alz, the view alone is worth stopping for. Had the fish plate&mdash;decent size for the price. Service was quick enough, no complaints there.

The terrace view is stunning, and the service was solid. Classic Bavarian spot&mdash;coffee, cake, plus a petting zoo for the kids. Just wish they had more seating up top.

Cheese sausage was solid. Right by the Salzach, good for a quick bite. Staff friendly enough. Portion&#39;s fine if you&#39;re not starving. Nothing fancy, but it does the job.

We&#39;ve been coming here for years, sad to see it close in October when the owners retire. The trout was always spot on, and the quiet spot by the pond never got old. Gonna miss this place.

The seafood spaghetti was solid. Plenty of mussels and the sauce had a good kick. Salad came with a few wilted leaves, but honestly I didn&#39;t care. That pasta was the main event. Would eat it again.

The patio was packed when we got there, which is usually a good sign. Had the traditional Austrian dishes &mdash; pretty solid, nothing fancy but done right. Service was friendly, felt like a family-run place. Only downside was the wait for a table, but it moved faster than expected. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped by before a concert&mdash;great wine and cocktail list. The antipasti platter was fresh and tasty. Service was friendly too.

The gluten-free pizza was really good, but you have to remember to pre-order it. Portions are medium, not huge, but the price felt fair for what you get. Sat outside on the terrace, the view goes on forever. Would come back for that alone.

The rib eye had proper marbling, and the fillet was genuinely tender. Cooked exactly how I asked, which doesn&rsquo;t happen often. Meat quality is clearly the focus here. Just wish the sides weren&rsquo;t an afterthought, but honestly, the steak itself carried the whole meal.

Stopped by for dinner and grabbed the gluten-free schnitzel. Pretty solid, crispy, not dry. The vanilla ice cream with roasted pumpkin seeds was the real highlight though. Service was quick, no complaints there. Place has a homely feel, nothing fancy but comfortable. Wouldn&#39;t mind coming back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The Michelin-starred chef at Solo Du truly showcases his craftsmanship, delivering a beautifully presented and delicious 7-course menu. The friendly service and relaxed environment make it a standout dining destination.

Risotto was decent, pizza came out hot. Owner actually came by to check on us, which was nice. Portions are big for what you pay. Place gets busy though, so don&#39;t expect quiet.

Spring rolls were the highlight &mdash; crispy, not greasy, came out fast. Place was busy but I still got my food quick enough for a lunch break. Classic Chinese dishes, nothing fancy, but it hit the spot. Service was friendly too. Solid spot if you&#39;re nearby and want a quick bite.

Stumbled in here on our last evening in Salzburg. Place is tucked back behind the river, easy to miss. Had the traditional dishes, pretty solid. Comfort food done right. Service was a bit slow but the vibe kept it chill. Not bad for a final night.

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