The vegan tofu shashlik with balsamico drizzle was the reason I stopped here, and honestly it didn&#39;t disappoint. Portion was decent for the price, which surprised me for a ski spot. Usually you pay double for half the effort. Just wish they had a bit more seating inside, but that&#39;s minor.

Been coming here for years now. Still my go-to for a beer after skiing. Place gets busy but that&#39;s part of the charm. Bartenders remember the regulars, which says a lot. Had a decent local brew last time, nothing fancy but hit the spot. If you want a quiet spot, maybe not your place. But for the atmosphere, it&#39;s solid.

Stopped by for a late lunch and grabbed the Wiener schnitzel. It was cooked just right, crispy and not greasy. The salad on the side was fresher than I expected. Place was pretty full but the staff still managed to be quick and polite. Only thing is the seating felt a bit tight, but I&#39;d come back for the food.

Sat outside on the patio, had a nice relaxed meal. Food was decent, waiters were friendly and kept checking in. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

The terrace view over the valley is stunning, and the food was solid. Staff kept us comfy when it got windy.

A margherita for &euro;5.50. That&#39;s basically unheard of around here. And it wasn&#39;t just cheap, the dough was properly chewy, the sauce actually tasted like tomatoes. I kept checking the bill, honestly. Just a simple pizza, but done right. Sometimes that&#39;s all you need. The place itself is nothing fancy, but who cares when the food is this good for that price.

Stopped by after a long hike and grabbed a table on the terrace. The Kaiserschmarrn was proper&mdash;fluffy, not too sweet, came hot. View alone makes it worth sitting down for a while. Service was friendly enough, though we did wait a bit to order. Fine for a casual stop.

The food was solid and tasted authentic, but the flies were a bit much. Guess that&#39;s what you get with the farm views. Prices are on the higher side too.

Stopped by for a quick bite after skiing. Got the sushi burger &mdash; pretty solid, messy to eat but worth it. Staff was friendly, didn&#39;t have to wait long. Views are the real highlight though. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The pork medallions were cooked just right, tagliatelle nice and al dente. Gorgonzola sauce could&#39;ve been stronger though. Solid spot for traditional Austrian food.

Found this place walking along the promenade. Pasta was surprisingly decent, not gonna lie. Had the tagliatelle and it hit the spot. Wine was fine too. Sat outside, nice breeze, no complaints. Bill came to about 30 euros for two courses and a glass. Fair for what you get around here. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The terrace view after our hike was honestly the main reason we stayed for another drink 😅 Kaiserschmarren was fluffy and warm, perfect for sharing with friends. Place got a bit busy later but we didn&rsquo;t mind, just sat there watching the sunset. Would come back just for that.

Decent spot for Italian. Had the carbonara and bolognese, both were fresh and pretty flavorful. Wine was fine too. Place got a bit noisy later in the evening, but that didn&#39;t bother us much. Good enough for a casual dinner if you&#39;re in the area.

The staff found us a table right away when everywhere else was full&mdash;that alone made our night. Food was decent, not the best Austrian spot I&#39;ve tried, but fine for a catch-up with friends 😊

We stopped by for a late lunch, mostly because the place looked cozy from the outside. Had the K&auml;sesp&auml;tzle, which was pretty good&mdash;cheesy, hearty, exactly what I needed. The Schlutzkrapfen were decent too, though I expected a bit more filling. Aperol Spritz was fine, not too sweet. Service was friendly, no complaints there. It&#39;s a solid spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something simple.

Came back twice in one week, that says enough. Grill stuff is solid, get that. Service gets a bit slow when packed, but whatever, food makes up for it.

Food&rsquo;s still decent, but service was dragging and one guy seemed a bit off. Fine if you&rsquo;ve got time to kill, just not the smoothest visit.

The schnitzel was huge and cooked perfectly, crispy without being greasy. Service was quick too. Solid spot if you&#39;re craving proper Austrian comfort food.

Solid traditional spot right on the slopes. Staff were friendly and kept things fun. Food was decent, nothing fancy, but the price felt fair for where it is. Would stop again for a quick bite.

Coffee was solid and the eiskaffee hit the spot. Nice place to duck into for a quick break. Service was friendly enough.

Tried the Finks special pizza &mdash; really good, the crust was just right. Staff handled English easily, which helped. Only thing: the lights right above the tables are kinda harsh, not the coziest vibe. But the pizza alone makes it worth stopping by.

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The best restaurants in Kaprun

NANI - Kaffee & Konzept

Enzianhütte

Café Bar Laterndl

Hirner's

Pinzgauer Diele

Edelweiss Bar & Lobby

Franzbrünnl-Stubn - Klampfererhof

Backerei s'Korberl

Burgstall Hutte

Hotel & Restaurant Flattacher Hof

Pizza Pasta da Angelo

Kastensteinerwand Alm

Oberkrammern Premium Appartements

Historische Gaststatte St. Bartholoma

Caffe Beluna

Maisalm

Restaurant Heurigenstube

Café Schuh

Gaisbergstuberl

La Piccola Italia

Gosser Brau im Alten Rathaus

Cafe Restaurant Hermann

Gasthaus Lobewein

Gasthaus Bacher

Hexenalm in Soll

Jakobwirt Cafe 365

Mesnerhaus

Hecherhuette

Sportcafe

Finks Restaurant