We were staying in a hotel just a half a block from here and picked this place by default…read more Nevertheless, it was a great choice. In fact, the second night in Salzburg we gave up trying to find a restaurant we could park at and ate here again! There is no outdoor seating, and on A/C -- so cooler weather would be better. The menu is quite extensive, with pizza and a lot of other Italian dishes. We tried the pizza one night, but then tried the lasagna, and other pasta dishes. The tomato and mozzerella salad was awesome! The service was great and the owners were very nice. English was a little limited, but enough to get by -- and there were English language menus. Credit cards, including American Express, also accepted. Also -- check the hours! Closed for lunch. A great choice that we would recommend for others.

Stumbled on this place while lost looking for another place and boy did we luck out. So, initially…read morethe Italian Pakistani combo restaurant had us a bit uneasy but it meant my sister could order Pakistani food and I could order Italian all in one spot. I had the tagliatelli Della casa and it might rival food I had in Italy. My sister had the chicken Tikka which was also excellent. This was a great find and recommend it to anyone looking for good Italian (and Pakistani if you so choose).

Delicious and healthy food, nice natural light, staff was pleasant, indoor/outdoor seating, English…read moremenu available.

I was so pleasantly surprised by this restaurant, and if I ever find myself in Salzburg again I…read morewill definitely go back! The food is very fresh and inexpensive. The service is excellent, and they were friendly and kind too. I ordered a cappuccino, tomato soup, and initially the lasagna. However, I noticed that a table nearby was served a beautiful dish and asked the server if I could change my order to what they were having. It was the special, kohlrabi (German turnip) with polenta. I would highly recommend this place should you find yourself in Salzburg. The food is healthy, the produce is organic, the prices are reasonable, and the flavors delectable.

Fun, casual atmosphere and tasty, fresh food. Nothing fancy, but good quality and a very nice wait…read morestaff. Dine in or to go.

my Indigo is a health-focused and eclectic Asian fusion restaurant in Salzburg. The decor is quite…read morenice for a casual restaurant as it is has an intimate cafe vibe. The concept is fast-casual as you order at the counter. Got a red thai chicken curry with a side of avocado to go. All I can say is that the healthy vibe was more prevalent in this dish. It did not taste like the red curry dishes you find at Thai restaurants. More of an interpretation. If you are looking for healthy food, my Indigo is worth considering. However, if you are looking for Thai food, I would recommend going to an authentic Thai restaurant instead.

We were visiting Salzburg and looking for something different. The food was great! It is buffet…read morestyle but everything was refilled frequently. A lot of variety and everything we had was good. I'd definitely go back if we are ever in the area again.

I just read this one star review "huy is salzburg's latest copy-cat concept of the cooking khan…read moremonglian bbq. the choices of ingredients are similar. in addition there are some typical chinese dishes (all prepared) at the buffet as well (pretty cold tho). pick your ingredients, add a sauce of your choice and leave the plate at the show-kitchen. you will have it served back to your table right when it is done. staff there are very fast and friendly, the food quality is really poor tho. everything is fried, dripping in oil and cold. even if the buffet price is slightly cheaper than cooking khan or world of asia, it's not worth it...." I disagree. I mean, what do you expect from a buffet that offeres fresh scampi, beef filet and a (small) variety of sushi for less than $20? It's not the Ritz, but I went there again and again, and liked it better that the World of Asia that the other critic suggests. I managed to sleep in a hotel next door to the World of Asia (which restricts how often you may pick scampi or filet) - and still drove the 20+ mins to the Huy. That should say it all. Whatever you chose, you will be well fed for a small amount of money.

First and oldest Chinese restaurant in Salzburg. I had to rely on their English menu which barely…read morehad photos but if you have WiFi access, check their website and IG. The dishes look way more tempting compared to what we ordered. We ordered from the daily lunch special. Three choices of either beef fried egg noodles (lo mein), crispy duck and rice or vegetarian. For an additional charge, you can add on spring roll, soup of the day (sweet and sour) or salad. We got the beef fried noodles and added the spring roll. Then got the duck and ordered the won ton soup from the original menu. Looking at my photo time stamp, we got here at 1pm and left close to 3pm. It was lunch time but we got seated quickly without a reservation. Took them forever to come to take our order and over an hour to serve us. From asking for an English menu to requesting chop sticks, everything took forever. No kidding, I literally took a Power Nap at the table. It's probably a combination of short staff and European culture but don't expect to be in and out. You would think the kitchen would be able to crank out the lunch specials quickly if majority of the patrons are ordering from that menu. Not the case. The food was mediocre. The crispy duck was more of a sticky hoisin char sui sauce. The egg noodles were no different than US Panda Express with Mongolian beef. It's a decent size for lunch portions. Two others in our group ordered the vegetarian fried noodles with vegetables but it looked to be sauce-less. The other ordered the mince tofu. These were larger portions from the regular menu.

Mixed vegetables very tasty-well prepared. Other dishes we tried: crispy duck was a bit dry but had…read moredecent flavor. The beef dish was clearly made with precooked meat-not a stir fry-and then doused with gravy. Food did not taste fresh with the exception of the vegetables

Cute little modern coffee shop with healthier food options and really good coffee. Bright, fresh…read moreinterior and very friendly staff. We were able to sneak a table in between either peoples' reservations for a quick snack/pastry and coffee. The nut roll is chef's kiss -- a lot like a cinnamon roll but with nuts. Went perfectly with the cappuccino I ordered.

Tasty café fare. We visited Afro Café on a Wednesday evening, and it was nearly empty. The café has…read morea plethora of tables both inside and outside. The setting is casual and music from the African continent played over the speakers during our visit. I ordered the Afro spice ras el hanout spinach falafel wrap. The wrap was served with a dipping sauce, and, when combined with the sauce, the wrap was perfection. Overall, I would recommend the Afro Cafe to anyone visiting Salzburg.

By far the best food and service we've had so far on our 5th day on this Europe trip. Friendly…read moreservice, food came out fast, they checked up on us and quality and taste was authentic. We have people in our party who are vegetarian and/or can't eat spice. Even though it says zero spice, some items can have a slight kick if it has chili powder or garam masala. About 90% of the items have these ingredients but the items I selected was not spicy. Vegetarian friendly and when they say "no spice", they mean it. Although you can feel free to increase the spice. I tried the chicken sanzi and butter chicken. You can't go wrong with either. The butter chicken is creamy and sweet with just chicken. The chicken sabzi is a chicken curry from north India. It has vegetables. We added 4 orders of naan and big mistake because 1 naan was huge and they cut it into 4!

Wow, this place stinks. Saw a mouse running around, roach infestation yikes!! When we complained…read morethe manager said they came from outside. Like what?? In the end we decided to just leave couldn't stand the smell and the rudeness. Go find yourself a proper Indian place. This is some paki Punjabi owned place absolutely terrible

Outstanding Greek meal. I've never been to Greece (yet), but compared to Greek meals back in the…read moreStates, this was clearly a level above. We eat greek all the time back home, and here was our take on everything: Greek Country Salad - I've never had this before in the States, it's so good that im going to start making it at the house with Tzaziki for a clean light lunch. Tzaziki - Best we've ever had, no doubt about it Squid - Best we've ever had Lambchop - Best we've ever had Chicken and Gyro meat - very very good Fries - best we've had in Europe (Lets be honest, we Americans are the undefeated champs when it comes to heart clogging greasy food lol) I'd recommend the meat platter #112 for 4 people, not 2. You could probably feed 6-8 people with it if you got an extra greek country salad and extra Tzaziki VERY VERY good meal if you are trying to skip the carbs and you just want some clean veggies and meat. 10/10 meal. I can't think of another restaurant we've been to on the planet where 3 different dishes were the best we've ever tasted. If i lived here, i'd come at least 1-2x per week!

Fantastic lamb schank, gamey but beyond tender. The aperitif is licorice schnapps, while I am not a…read morefan of it, it does serve a gastrointestinal purpose. The waiters are English speakers and try to connect with you!