I am not a huge fan of clubs, mostly because I find it ridiculous to have to pay cover and then pay…read moreexorbitant drink prices on top of that. However, I will give 3 stars because if you do like clubs, this one is pretty good. The outdoor patio area is really nice, with couches and a laid-back vibe. Inside is music and dancing with a more rowdy, club vibe. However, they want a €10 cover unless you are a woman (and even then it is no guarantee) and the drinks are below average, but definitely pricey. I won't be back, but if I liked clubs, I guess I would recommend it.

As far as night clubs in Munich are concerned, I am probably not the expert as I have only been to…read morea few and this place is probably the best one I have been to so far. It is one of the places to be seen and unless you are on the guest list it's not easy to get in from what I was told. I am not a fan of places that require you to be on a guest list and also not fan of places where people go to be seen. I was fortunate that someone else put me on the list and I did not have to anything else but turn up. Having said that I really liked this place as it is spacious, lots of bars, some food if you need it and a big dance floor. The music is all electronic and the DJ they had on last night was pumping out some great mixes and the build up was super :-)) The place was absolutely packed and the crowd was young. If someone invited me to go here again I would gladly come back. If I had to go through the effort of getting here myself then, I probably will never come back :-)) not because of the place but due to the fact that I can't be bothered going through the hassle of it all ;-)

After having a great meal last night local suggested we try Die Weiss and he was bang on. Great…read morefood, and plenty of it. The schnitzel was almost perfect, the chicken was well cooked, and we had a great salad as well. The bottle of local wine was also excellent. Our server was fast and efficient if a little thin on interaction. He was also very busy, so that's likely a part of it. The interior is nice, although we only saw a bit of it. The beer is brewed onsite, I'd love to see that, but alas, no. Five stars is what it deserved as everything was really really good!

The beer is brewed downstairs and the combination of the Autumn Weiss and the local hearty food was…read moreworth the trip to Salzburg alone. The weather had turned on us and the late September drizzle was a helluva thing to suffer through, dragging a bag through a train station and getting by on a pastry to make good time. The luck to land at Die Weisse after our unnatural fast was the best part of the day and fueled us to push onward in the rain and see what else Salzburg had to offer.

Nice place!! They…read morecater to the westerners here, so that's nice since I'm a Westerner. In fact, their menu is in English and boasts "Mexifornian Cuisine," of all things. I'd like to think I'm fairly hip and I've never seen that compound combo before, so I guess they're doing something right. The wait staff all speak pretty good English and the overall vibe is there. Some humongous bomb ass burritos and a nice beer selection to boot! I'd return, and you should give em' a go as well if you're ever in the neighborhood.

Lunch review. This place is also a club and a bar…read more Food I had the steak sandwich. The bread was crispy but not hard. The steak was tender and flavorful. The mustard gave the sandwich a kick. It came with a side salad. The food was of decent quality, not fancy, but not cheap. Friends had the steak risotto. While the steak was tender and flavorful, the risotto was mushy and bland. so one star lost there Atmosphere and Service Trendy place. We sat at outside patio around under the umbrellas in 30 degree heat. The orange umbrellas gave a warm feel while we were eating Price A tad pricey for the quality of food in my opinion, especially for the drinks, even in a touristy area. But i expected that. Conclusion Great place for a relaxing lunch if you want to be around trendy and hip people, very different then the rest of old salzburg. Food is above par, but expect to pay a premium for the food.

There's resort (Lech, Kitzbühel, Ischl) and then there's the other more nuanced Austria. I've…read morealways appreciated the cultural nuances of the second. Like sediments deposited by each passing iteration of the empire on bits of exposed bedrock of 1000 years of agricultural heritage. One of my favorite 'other Austria' regions in the winter is the Pillerseetal. The hamlet of Sankt Ulrich is the perfect base from which to explore this area. I've spent now two weekends in the new year with my daughters at Pension Geisler in Sankt Ulrich (aka 'bei Erika'). Technically this region is part of Kitzbühel. Culturally it couldn't be more different. This is the down-to-earth, under marketed, family, affordable way to see Tyrol and scratch your mountain sports itch. Pension Geisler is a solid value traditional inn. The location is direct in the center of Sankt Ulrich am Pillersee. You have the trailheads for extensive and well-prepared cross country skiing trails in all directions beginning 100m away. The town swimming pool and sauna is directly across the street. The ski slopes of Wilder Kaiser, Pillersee, Fieberbrunn (my family's favorite), and Sankt Johann are all within a 15 minute drive. In short, the location couldn't be better. The inn itself is immaculate and cosy and very reasonably priced. Erika, the warm-hearted and matronly innkeeper is attentive and overall a joy to work with. Breakfast is continental style, fresh and generously proportioned. If you're looking for a family getaway I highly recommend coming to Sankt Ulrich and staying at Pension Geisler. * * * Here are some additional tips for winter-time activities in the area: 1. Go cross-country skiing. bergfex.com/tirol/langla... You can rent everything you need at the local shop SINUS sinus-sportadventures.at. The beginning of the Sankt Ulrich trails is 100M from Pension Geisler. 3. Apres-ski is low key here. Forget the bars and nightclubs of the big resorts. Walk instead to the public pool in Sankt Ulrich hallenbad-stulrich.at and after swimming treat the family to Asian Fusion and play a hand of Uno at Tortuga (same building) restaurant-tortuga.at while everybody's hair dries. 4. The region's smaller resorts aren't yet linked; one of the bigger interconnection projects comes to fruition in December 2015; so there's some driving still involved this spring. Fieberbrunn is a ten minute drive from Sankt Ulrich and has sufficient terrain on and off-piste for a long weekend bergbahnen-fieberbrunn.a.... If you're staying longer be sure to check out Sankt Johann sanktjohann.com/en/home...., Wilder Kaiser skiwelt.at/en or any of the smaller village ski lifts 5. Take in the grandeur of the Great Empire architecture sprinkled throughout the towns as you drive. Attend mass in one of the villages' gothic or baroque churches

The Apresworld, just in the centre of Hinterglemm, is a typically apres-ski venue where you…read morebasically never get bored of. The Tanzhimmel is where you go for apres-ski, and close to dinner time you can except live bands and a lounge if you get tired of partying in your, now way too warm, skiing outfit! The restaurant Knappenstube is just next door, and its not even strange to show up like youve just left the mountain...great because practically almost all the other restaurants in Hinterglemm are pretty upscale. Its also cheap, and they have an extensive menu with tasty food. Still hungry? The take away pizza place just up the stairs is opened all day! By night, the nightclub in the basement opens its doors. The London pub is fun and almost always packed with people during the whole season. Music varying from Hiphop to Schlager and House to Pop, they always have something special to offer. The bar gives away free shots to the skiing/snowboard teachers, so be sure to hang with them! Both Tanzhimmel as The London Pub are opened till the early hours..if you still have the energy though! This is the ultimate place to be!!

This is a place of you want some good tasty, fresh ingredients Viet food! We visited from the US…read moreand was craving for some Viet food. They sure didn't disappointed us! I think the couple are the owner. They were so sweet and very helpful with their menu. We ordered Beef curry, pork WokMan dish and tofu vegetables dish. Everything was so fresh and delicious , I would give them 10stars if I could.

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.

Food: 2/5 Ambiance: 4.5/5…read moreService: 3/5 2.8/5 Came across this place when arriving in Salzburg and the nice curb appeal brought us in. The atmosphere of the resturant was very groovy and ecentric. As well as, very clean. However the food was not great.. at all. They were plated very well but the chili was acidic and a lot of sour cream, which made the bowl gooey. The Gado gado sauce, which we thought was peanut sauce, was a weird and sweet consistency. We added a plethora of spices and still it did not change much. In addition, our food was sitting at the counter for awhile because we were told they would call our number, so it was also a little cold. However the water was free, which is something rare for europe. Personally I would not return.

Traveling in Austria where food can be pricey, my friend and I were glad to find budget-friendly &…read morerelatively healthy my Indigo! We discovered it in a pamphlet on a bulletin board in a hostel that we stayed in. A "build your own" kind of place, you are able to custom order curries and salads. We ate here twice- I had a spicy peanut curry with rice and veggies one day and a salad with lots of bean, seed, and nut fixins another day. Both were very filling! I saw at least two locations of my Indigo- both near the center of Salzburg. One has dine-in seating, the other does not. As in America, getting avocado is extra- but it is a big portion, so its worth the extra $ if you're on the fence ;) Definitely a great option for travelers on a budget looking for healthy food options!

This is a recent review compared to the others- and there is a reason for that- they changed names…read moreto "More I Vino" but leave the old name here because of the good reviews from the previous place reviews- new owners and has changed drastically- food wasnt bad actually but the service is horrendous- forever waiting to place and order, order another drink etc- then ordered another drink and never got anything, asked for the bill from 3 different servers and got nothing- pitiful. Also got charged for something i didnt order- couldnt care at that point and just wanted to move on with life. Paid cash just so i wouldnt have to worry about additional charges later on- wanted it to all be over with. Wonder how these places stay in business with such service.

They may have changed the name now but this is hands down the best Italian I have ever had…read more Homemade noodles, perfectly cooked scampi, and the best truffle sauce (with real truffle) I've ever had. Just one of those things being good would make the meal but to get them all right, this place deserves high praise. I don't give many 5 start reviews but this one deserves it!

The worst restaurant ever! Ruined my whole trip in Salzburg. Well, I have made a reservation via…read moretheir email address. In about half an hour I've received a confirmation where my reservation was confirmed. So I thought that a birthday surprise for my lovely girlfriend was partially ready a part from the main gift. The next day when we came to restaurant the hostess or whoever this woman was said that they have never received our reservation. Well, I had that confirmation with me and I've showed it to her. So she left without saying anything. In about 10 minutes some of their workers comes to us and says that international guest are not welcomed here and that we have to leave the restaurant immediately. When I've asked him to explain me in English why they are not letting us in, because we have a reservation for today and there is a plenty of space. His answer was that they won't talk to me in English, because it is Austria and they speak German only. After no explanation he started to push me and my girlfriend to the exit. WTH!! At the end of the day it's called the Austrian hospitality. Ruined my girlfriends birthday and the whole day for us.

World of Asia is a relatively new all you can eat restaurant in Salzburg. It is a total (and kinda…read morerude) copy of Cooking Khan but with an extra bit of quality and style. You pick raw ingredients and a sauce and get your plate served after everything has been cooked for you in an open kitchen. The products are always fresh and the selection is huge. The interior is elegant but unfortunately not in perfect condition any more. Reservations are necessary especially in the evenings. Good quality at a premium price! it's worth it!