Such a cute and cozy spot after a long day hiking. The food was delicious and service was super…read morefast.

Staff were very friendly. Portions were generous and tasted delicious. AND the curry comes with…read morenaan!! 100% recommend.

Thought this place was pretty terrific! In particular, the lentil soup was so interesting! In fact,…read moreI'd love the recipe! NOTE: Bring a jacket if you're there in the winter. I think they're heating the place from the kitchen, which is smart. But you may want an extra layer.

Very good. Lentil soup is not to be missed. The service might be a little slow if the restaurant is…read morepacked (we came out during bad weather and the service was fine). There is such a thing as having too many big, heavy Austrian meals and this was a nice refreshing break for something lighter! If you prefer food very spicy you need to ask for that here. The "normal" heat level is pretty mild. Delicious, would visit again anytime.

We had a very pleasant experience here for a lunch as we passed through town. We were walking,…read moresearching for a place to eat lunch and we happened upon this place. White tablecloths, perfect table settings and very friendly servers. Most of the clientele were business people from nearby businesses. We both ordered soups and they were both very tasty. The temperature was perfect and the little cheese toast I got was incredible. Great find!

Sitzwohl restaurant is where hopes go to die…read more A crime against Austrian cuisine, the schnitzel was painfully dry with batter lifting off the meat like it wanted to run away somewhere else and stick to a better quality meat. The breading was so poorly executed that it fell apart like a dysfunctional family, leaving chewy chunks of veal to wilt next to store bought elderberry jam. The potato salad, mushy as wallpaper paste, was profoundly awful. The pumpkin soup was not so bad, but still, you could get something similar and probably much more dynamic from the Whole Foods cold case. In other words, everything looked "average" at best, until the food arrived which destroys all the taste buds in your mouth. Clumsy cooking, trying to make itself look grown-up and clever, Sitzwohl failed me for the second time. After waiting 45 minutes for someone to take our order for lunch, we decided to leave and have a sandwich somewhere else. If Sitzwohl were a man, he'd be a part-time smelly rugby player who's trying to tell you he's deep, cultured and thoughtful even though he will later be implicated in an incident involving a traffic cone and a glass of his own piss. Astonishingly expensive for the trash they serve, I would rather take the Friday red-eye flight to Paris, spend a few hours eating street food and be back in the city in time for Sunday brunch. Don't go there. I wish someone had said that to me.

We liked the ambiance, distinct but non typical Indian theme. We ordered Pakoras. They came out…read morewith cute arrangement! Taste was good but they could have made a bit smaller to avoid undercooked inside. Masala papad was awesome though, we order it twice!. We ordered Burma Murgh, that was just awesome!! I had nothing like it before. Paneer Shahjahani was also good. Bread (Naan) were great as well. I started the review with 4 star but changed my mind!

Amazing restaurant. The staff were extremely friendly and the food absolutely delicious. We asked…read morefor none spicy food for our kids and got it. We tried vegetarian, chicken and lamb dishes and all were great. Very highly recommended!

If you haven't already figured out, Europe is not big on yelping. Most reviews are going to be from…read morepeople like us who are visiting from the states! I couldn't believe how many Indian restaurants were there in Innsbruck. This place has good reviews on google and we decided to check it out Food was amazing!! We got paneer kulcha, yellow tadka dal and rice. It was all delicious. Dal especially was so good. If you are in search of authentic Punjabi food, this is the place to go! They did not have their own parking which is true of most places. They also had some flies which was annoying but you will soon discover that's the problem everywhere!

We are in Innsbrook for a few days, so we decided to take a break from traditional but delicious…read moreAustrian food and try some Greek food. There are not so many places offering traditional Greek food here so I'm so happy we selected this restaurant. From the outside it doesn't look like much but the inside is lovely with plenty of seating and nice decorations. The service was attentive without being smothering. There was several waiters available throughout our meal. The food was amazing, this is from someone who has worked in a Greek restaurant. We both ordered platters with mixed meats and fries on the side. I have to say that the Lamb was so tender and delicious. My husband said it was the best Greek food he has ever had and I have to agree that it was pretty spectacular all in all a great place to have a meal. Highly recommended. It is a short distance from the river, which also makes it a nice location.

The food was stale and horrible. The meat was undercooked was the fish . The salad had more…read morepotatoes than any greens .

We ate here one night while staying at the Ramada down the street. When we walked in, I noticed…read morethere were a lot of people eating here- a good sign. My wife and I both ordered something off the menu, along with an appetizer of egg rolls, but I have to imagine the main draw here is their Mongolian barbecue. For those not familiar with it, in Mongolian BBQ, you select raw meats and veggies from a buffet then give them to someone who cooks them for you. I never thought I'd see a Mongolian bbq in Europe, as it's not easy to find, even in the US. Anyway, at this one, you select your ingredients then put a clip on your plate or something. Based on the color of the clip, the chef will give your dish a different flavor - Mongolian, Chinese, Korean, etc. It looked pretty good and was probably worth trying but like I said, we ordered off the menu. The Mongolian BBQ was €17. So we got one order of egg rolls. We received a plate with 6 small egg rolls, a generous portion of dipping sauce, and some kind of Asian slaw. The egg rolls were good. I ordered the 3 meats with veggies (A18), and it was great. It had chicken and beef (I guess the third meat was pork) along with peppers, mushrooms, peanuts and zucchini. It also came with the Asian slaw. My wife got chicken lo mein (#36), and it was good though she did find it greasy; she also got some Asian slaw. We both got generous portion sizes and were happy with this place. Our bill for the 2 entrees, an appetizer, a beer and a water came to about €34, which we found fair. If I were in the area again, I would eat here again.

Great option, when you are hungry but u don't wanna pay too much! 9,80€ untill 5pm for buffet is…read morevery good price. Cold buffet - noodles, rice, fried chicken, shrimps, duck etc... Nigiri, maki, I-O rolls, salads, also many desserts. Then u take a plate, pick raw fish with vegetable, choose how do u want it to be cooked (around 6 options) and u get also warm meal. I really enjoyed it here, also very nice interior and chairs.

Excellent food. Menu is all German…read more I just guessed # 34 coconut chicken lemongrass soup Soooo good Nice n light after all the heavy german food it was delightful

We accidentally entered this restaurant as we were walking in the market place. This place received…read morea Michelin star in the year 2009. Probably the best Thai food I ever had in my life. We were four of us, and all the dishes ans drinks were simply fabulous. I wish I could get more food like what is served here in life. However, we were highly disappointed as they only accepted cash in payment. So, one star less for not accepting credit or debit card.