As a relatively new user of Yelp, I was so very grateful to it when I managed to identify probably…read morethe best coffee maker in Innsbruck within minutes after our arrival. I could get convinced that the reviews were trustworthy too. My husband and I were delighted by the quality of the coffee. I must say that i was hoping for a slightly higher "coolness factor" from the cafe interior itself, as there are some really interesting pieces of vintage coffee-making equipment and the barista school within the cafe, even plenty of certificates from numerous barista competitions, including one personal guiness record entry hanging on the wall..... which could all be made into a very hip environment. However, by the end of our stay, I realized these guys are just about making excellent coffee and the rest doesn't matter that much after all... Fair enough!

This place has the best espresso and it is the closest thing to a coffee shop in Innsbruck! I love…read morecoming here to meet friends as well as to do some work!

Mom and Pop restaurant serves foods for the locals. Good foods with large portions and cozy…read moreatmosphere inside the establishment. There are plenty of outdoor seatings.

Lovely place for some coffee and a bit to eat on a quiet street near downtown Innsbruck. Jouls is…read morevery pleasant and the food is great too! I had a tomato mozzarella sandwich and basically licked the plate clean Highly recommend this place! :)

This place is fairly new and owned by a meteorologist who spend part of his time helping out the…read morestaff. I have not met him in the two times I was here but this is what I was told: He doesn't only serve drinks. No, check this out, On the wall I saw 5 computer screens. If he is not there the 5 screens show all kind of latest weather information. When he is around he will forcast the weather for you at the spot. Great for us snowboard/ski fanatics out there! The cafe has a modern setting and is extremely clean including the toilets. A radio station playing the latest pop music is playing a bit louder than just back ground volume. There is free wi-fi. The staff speaks english. (went here twice and spoke to two different bar staff) The first time I was here with my girlfriend for lunch and we wanted something warm (it was very cold outside). The choice for warm food is very limited. Soup, toasti, or ciabatta. A great place to have a drink though. They are open 9 till midnight every day although they may close early on Sunday I was told. The drink menu is not extremely large but is has all the essentials and freshly squeezed orange, appel and carrot juice. I tried a combination of appel and carrot and it was the way it should be. The location is not great but it is easy to find. Right next to the Triumphal Arch (Triumphpforte). The arch can be seen from a few of the seats in the cafe. Yet the arch is not in the old town and right on one of Innsbruck busy roads so the view is mainly lots of cars and busses. The big windows (floor to ceiling) allow ample day light during the day. 5 stars if you just want to sit down for a quick drink during the day. I have not been here at night and cannot tell you if the admosphere is also 5 stars then.

Cool place in this town, it's open until midnight (at least that's what the sign says, we've left a…read morelittle earlier than that) So this place is more like a bar and less a café at these hours, we sat in the non-smokers zone, which unfortunately can be reached through the smokers zone. Anyhow, the music was very good but not too loud so we could enjoy it while it played and also have a nice conversation. No doubt the non smoker zone is less cooler than the smokers area, but at least I didn't smell like an ashtray. The guy who served us was bartender waiter and a cashier all in one... And it was pretty busy, yet he kept it cool with great service and a sense of humor.. He was pretty cool. I was pretty worn out by this day but my beer was pretty good, when I think of it this is the only thing we had. But we had a really good time.

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.