Conveniently located steps from the gondola (Nassereinbahn), a small group grabbed a quick meal…read morehere as a late lunch. The place was impeccably clean and is decorated in a smart Alpine style. There's a good sized bar area when you first enter the establishment. We ended up grabbing a table and we were promptly served by a friendly waitress (I think her name was Christina). Her English was excellent and she's got a great sense of humor. While the menu isn't enormous, there's quite a variety of options so everyone should be happy. It also seemed there was enough for vegetarians to be happy. I opted for the Alpenburger, which is a pork burger on a pretzel roll. The burger was quite good. As we left the bar area was starting to fill in, as skiers were starting their apres ski inside. While we didn't visit a second time, it was more about getting some variety in. I'd definitely come back here for lunch on an off-day of skiing or during the day if you're near the base of the gondola.

Delicious meal for our family during a ski holiday in St Anton…read moreAuthentic Tyrolean cuisine in charming atmosphere A definite must !!

Came here on a Monday at 8pm. We were able to get a table for 4 of us…read more The prices here are a bit lower than the rest of the restaurants in the area. Ambiance (5 stars): It has a very homey feeling to it. Especially with the rules that you share tables if you do not have a big enough party and no reservations. Food (4 stars): - Mixed meat (4.5 stars): would recommend. - Salads (3.5 stars): We got the mozzarella salad and a large mixed salad, both were good but came with too much sauce/creamy. - Goulash Soup: (4 stars) comes with bread, it was very hearty. - Traditional roasted pork, tyrolean bread dumplings with bacon sauerkraut, gravy. (4 stars) It was tasty, but nothing outstanding. - Apple Strudel with custard sauce: (4 stars). It was pretty tasty, but a pretty small portion, nothing outstanding. - Ice cream (5 stars): With the umbrella very good. For 4 of us the bill came to 106 euros. Service: (4 stars) The waiter at the start was trying not to speak english, but after a while he warmed up to us, and was friendly. A few interesting things about the restaurant: - you share tables, most of the tables seat about 10 people. - They do not do reservations, first come first serves - 30Euros minimum if you use visa I would come here again.

Best Wiener schnitzels ever! After we tried the porc, we Just had to try the chicken as well. Was…read moredelicious! Cosy & friendly place too...

I loved our experience here. We stopped in with five people and were seated at the bar to wait…read morebefore our table was ready just a few minutes later. They have typical Austrian food. Service was jolly and extremely fast. I really enjoyed my bolognese with small flowers on top! It came out to 107 euros for 5 people.

Excellent Austrian food in downtown St Anton am Arlsberg. waitstaff speaks good English. Food was…read morefresh and cooked perfectly. Popular with locals and visitors. Good menu and they were happy to deal with special orders, kids portions etc.

They serve Augustinsr beer which makes a nice change from the Austrian beers served everywhere…read moreelse. Although on the Happy Valley run it seems to be less frequented by English speaking tourists. Here you'll get the traditional Austrian affair but the food is good and reasonably priced especially compared with the other places on Happy Valley. Service is also better than many other places. The terrace is a lovely place to sit with a viewing looking over At Anton. Be sure to check out the flap on the menu cover for a funny reveal, not menus have the same reveal either.

This is a great hotel. Centrally located on the main street, it is an easy walk to multiple ski…read morelifts. The rooms are neat and comfortable. The breakfasts are plentiful and delicious and they offer incredible apres ski snacks. We did not use the spa but friends said it was great. One front desk staff Anna was very helpful in recommending restaurants and places to ski. All the staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Highly recommend this hotel!

Recently returned from a phenomenal Honeymoon in Austria. We decided to go somewhere cold(er) for…read moreour honeymoon and we decided St. Anton. After what it seemed like weeks looking for the perfect hotel there was a choice between the Rundeck and M3. I am so happy that we decided on the M3 Hotel. See, I am a type of person that will pay for quality and this place did not disappoint us. We arrived via train from Innsbruck and of course started our adventure taking the 'scenic route' to the hotel (we missed the little passageway to cut through) - as if a whole day of flying isn't bad enough :o). We walked in were greeted by Ramona and Lisa. These were the ladies that communicated with me via email for the past few months to ensure we had everything and to answer any questions that I had. It was great to put a face to a name. I thanked them as they were so kind to send us packets to help us get around St. Anton prior to us arriving. We then checked in and were given a tour of our room. The rooms - were modern, sleek, and was everything I expected. I was loving that we had a street view. I love people watching with a espresso so this was perfect. The double room was quite spacious and was practical. I have lots of treasures that I bring with me on some vacations and all of my treasures had a proper place. The infrared sauna was a nice touch and overall the amenities were great. There is a complimentary breakfast that was more than enough to suit all types of appetites. If you have a picky eater in your family well, you won't hear a peep out of them as there are a variety of foods including yogurts, fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, ...and eggs/omelettes made to order. Every afternoon they have snacks so we made our way up for a couple of snacks but found ourselves drinking more coffee and taking in the view. Tried the restaurant La Hazienda and the food was exceptional. I hear its the best restaurant in town so there's nothing like walking downstairs to get a bite to eat and just have to walk right back up and return to your room. We ended up meeting the owners and they are true gentleman and truly want their customers to have a great experience. I'm the chatty type so they didn't mind giving me an Austria Wine 101 class on one of the nights and explaining the history of the place and their background. Like I said the La Hazienda is the place to go! We had a blast at St. Anton and M3 was a major part of that. They are on the main strip, centrally located, and it works out perfectly You can get your lift tickets from the front desk and get your board/skis and boots from the Jennewein (complementary) and you're off on the slopes. I can't say enough good things about this hotel but as another review mentioned - you certainly get what you pay for!! Loved it, will be back, and next time I'm bringing some super stoked family members. Thank you M3 for everything! Oh, drop by the bakery shop right across the street - you'll love it!

The service was excellent. Very friendly waitresses. Also the food was very nice, as well as for…read morethe kids as for the adults

Even if your not hungry walk into this old house/hotel/post office (built in 726 A.D!!!!) just to…read moretake it in. The art collection alone is worth a stop. Though if you are hungry sit down and buckle up because the portions are big, home crafted and delicious. Zams is a very small place in Austria, and the Post-Gasthof Gemse (named after the cutest mountain goat you have ever seen) is one of the only authentic Austrian restaurants around. And it WILL be full. No reservations unless your party is a substantial number, so call, get an idea of a good time to go then just wait if you have to, there is enough to entertain you in the hallway that you wont even realize the time. Order a soup. They have all the Austrian specialties: Frittatensuppe, Knödelsuppe, Kurbis soup, all fabulous. Everyone was ordering the Schnitzel - nach Wiener Art - but I decided to try their house made Frischkasse with Schweinemedaillons and Polenta. Delicious. Everything we tried (all soups and Rinderfleisch, Schnitzel, und Schweinemedaillons) was very tasty. But because the portions were huge we had NO ROOM for dessert. That is something that rarely happens! Gemse is more than worth a visit. Make sure you read the history on the menu and enjoy imagining all the activity this house has seen.