It's a great traditional Bavarian hof serving great food and serving local brew from Mittenwald…read moreBrewery operating since 1808. We originally sat down on the outside table under an umbrella, but some dark clouds moved in and it was threatening with thunderstorm. After our drinks were served and waiting for our food to arrive from the kitchen, we decided to get inside to the restaurant seating...I'm so glad we did since it started to storm a few minutes later. Inside was very large decorated with very typical Bavarian hunting motif. It must've seated about 200 for family celebration and other occasions. Food was fantastic. I don't know if you can tell from my photos, but serving size was very generous for money. Schnitzel was perfectly seasoned and huge--one of the largest I ever had in all of my exploits in Germany, Austria, etc... Pork knuckle was also well-seasoned and good. It's not really a tremendously meaty dish (looks could be deceiving), but it was very good. Service was also excellent. Our server was very efficient and took care of us very well. If I could be a little critical...perhaps she could've used a little more friendliness. It was altogether lovely dining experience at this traditional Bavarian inn enjoying our late lunch after our hike to Leutasch-Klamm (gorge) in the morning.

Added their pork schnitzel to my list of final death meals. It's just amazing. But, expect casual…read moreand a bar that serves food. Not expensive and cash only.

This place is more a bar than a restaurant. However the food is tasty and substantial…read more Striking in this place is that it is divided in three rather small rooms, each with only 3 or so tables in them and since people are allowed to smoke in restaurants/bars in Austria the place seems to fill up with smoke quite quickly. The quite basic look was complimented with a welcome couple of good looking paintings. The menu consist of 6 soups or so, about 10 starters and 8 or so mains dishes. There are about 8 deserts available. We each had a soup and a main. The portions where large and the taste was good, yet basic without much fantasy. A bit like the stuff an Austrian grandma would cook I guess. The waiter was alone and seemed busy. When I asked for a recomandation he did not have any. He was friendly nevertheless.

We got stuck on our bikes in a thunderstorm, and ended up here for refuge…read more Glad we did. The service was good, the inside and outside were cute, and the food was enjoyable. We tried the au gratin - which was kind of like a cheesy flatbread pizza. It was flavorful. We also had the potato pancakes with mixed greens. And given we were waiting out the storm, a few glasses of their house wine which was good and reasonably priced. One negative - the place was SUPER hot inside. Their ovens were out in the open. Prob perfect for the winter, but not for the summer months. I suspect most people sit outside in the summer (we couldn't due to the rain!).

We came in for a late lunch. They have an abbreviated menu in the middle of the day but it still…read morehas a decent amount to choose from. My wife and daughter split the schnitzel and French fries cause it was fairly large I got the liver dumpling soup. All the food was good and came out pretty quickly. The real star of the show here is the dessert. We each got something different. They make them fresh each day so the selection changes but wife enjoyed her Apple strudel. My daughter got a cheesecake that was great. I got some kind of pineapple cream dessert that was good as well. Over all the service was fast and attentive. The view is breathtaking off the balcony and the food was great. I would definitely recommend and we may even be coming back when they have their full menu available.