We attempted to eat at the hotel restaurant while vacationing in Hallstatt. We looked it up before…read morewalking there for dinner. The restaurant even had a sign outside stating it was open for dinner until 10:00 PM. We arrived at 7:50 PM. The restaurant was essentially empty. We were "greeted" by the host who asked how many. When he saw our group (which included a disabled child) he shook his head and said "no, we are closing soon". I responded with "your sign says you are open until 10:00 PM". He responded "no we can't" referring to us eating there!!! I have never received such terrible service (or lack thereof) in my entire life! All because we have a disabled child with us?! Shame on you!

I stayed here over the weekend and had quite the loveliest experience from the very minute I…read morearrived to the minute departure. But I wanted to talk about the restaurant and dining room because I don't feel like they deserve enough praise for the amount of work and attention to detail these guys put it to this place. When I say these guys work hard to really deliver exceptional service, I mean it. The dining experience is the icing on the cake after a long day of taking in the beautiful scenery just steps outside. This place just closes the deal on the overall breathtaking memory of Hallstatt. It's ambience inside is mostly "fancy" but there is no expectation to look done up, they understand most of us are traveling through, and this doesn't stop them from treating everyone like royalty. I regret not taking more pictures of the food but i got the daily breakfast buffet (two days) and sat there & ate my heart out for a good hour. I stopped in for dessert and got the crème brûlée with a glass of wine after touring and what a delight it was. I could've licked the pan! There were two guys next to me who did order dinner and they could agree the food was exceptional. I've ate at all the major restaurants in Hallstatt and I can attest, they are one of best ones. Definitely need to come here. ***NOTE THEY DO ACCEPT VISA & MASTERCARD***

This place is just lovely and old fashioned -- almost all locals inside. Our server was very…read morehelpful and spoke English well; they customized my breakfast due to my gluten allergy. My breakfast of three eggs cooked on top of ham with swiss on top (ingenious! I couldn't wait to try this at home!) was cooked perfectly and absolutely delicious -- I could not finish it all. My husband ordered sausages, which kind of looked like hot dogs, but were very good; he also finished with a pastry which looked absolutely amazing . . . ALL of their pastries looked amazing, and with the number of locals enjoying them as well, I would say this would be a good bet if that is what you are looking for! I loved the way they served my coffee on a tray, with a small glass of water. We like eating where locals do, and this fits the bill entirely. It is not a large breakfast menu, but certainly plenty to choose from, and utterly charming inside. One of the best breakfasts of our trip.

Service apparently first for locals. When asking to pay then 'forgotten' twice and when asking at…read morethe bar then approached by arrogance. If you are local then probably different Also ask to date of ice cream, forest strawberry tasted sour the bad way

Authentic Styrian food. The Frittaten and Gulasch soups were both great. The Steierisches Backhendl…read moreSalat (Fried chicken salad) was also great (with pumpkin seed oil from the region). The kids loved the schnitzel.

This is a bakery and patisserie in Tamsweg. The stuff here looks brilliant but the taste is not…read morequite what I expect in Austria, specially for the cakes and pastries. I had a cremeschnitte (vanilla slice in England) and it was ok. I love this pastry in Austria as they make it beautifully and tastes amazing, however, this place was only ok. Bread here is good and they also make a Tamsweg Chtiststollen during Christmas. All in all an ok experience.

Nice quaint historical hotel with lots of charm. Decent meals, great balcony view of mountain and…read morecity streets. Rooms are small but cozy. Walking distance to shops.

We spent a month traveling all over Europe and this was our favorite restaurant! We found it by…read morechance one evening and it was crowded (with a 30 min. wait). We're so glad we didn't leave as the five of us raved about each of our dishes! The pasta with olive oil and garlic was amazing (it tasted like the flavors were infused into the pasta itself). After this we traveled to Italy and nothing there even came close to this place! On the downside, I agree with a previous reviewer that the smoke can and does travel from the bar throughout the restaurant.

Do yourself a favor: if you value your time, your taste buds, or your dignity, go literally…read moreanywhere else. PIZZA: The crust was somehow both soggy and burnt. The sauce tasted like it was made by someone who's only read about tomatoes in a book once. We waited 45 minutes for what I can only assume was the kitchen trying to talk themselves out of serving this to fellow humans. When it finally arrived, it was lukewarm. SERVICE HIGHLIGHT: being completely ignored for 20 minutes. If you've ever wondered what cardboard topped with napkin tastes like, look no further than Pizzeria Ramazotti.