This was probably the least busy of the places so we stopped in for a drink. We started off with…read moresome beers and then got a bottle of champs. The cheapest bottle was €150. It's a good place to people watch since a few people are walking by. There is an upstairs but we sat outside on the patio on the ground floor. The staff are friendly and wearing lederhosen.

The club downstairs was decent earlier in the evening but towards 11.30pm became very overcrowded…read more Friendly staff and good music despite small venue.

Simply super... from the nice Swiss Mountain feeling room, to the very friendly and professional…read moreservice staff, the surprising and tasty cocktail, very good open wine like rioja reserva, and the sensational food. Price are totally correct on top. A very pleasant dining moment. And also respect of the COVID distance between the guests ...

This is a little jewel in this beautiful area. The accommodations are impeccable and the breakfast…read morea welcome break from the usual

Went here for a business dinner. It was one of our first nights in Kloster. We obviously had to…read morehave schnitzel. We had it with fries and red-wine. The service was great and the food very tasty. This is a typical Swiss restaurant with the local ambiance. Overall a great experience. We enjoyed it very much

The Steinbock hotel is ok, typical Swiss style (=nothing fancy or modern), but very friendly staff…read moreand a good breakfast buffet. My biggest complaint: the heating - I had no chance to get the room temperature to a normal level, despite having turned the thermostat fully down. Only opening the window helped. The room key system is a hassle. If you leave the hotel you can't just drop your keys or take them with you, but have to go to a board on a wall by the reception and exchange the room for a house key - a bit dated for the 21st century. Parking garage is a pain to get in/out, featuring a steep ramp and a garage door opener (key operated wall switch) you can't reach from your car. The hotel has wireless internet... though, one of those systems you have to constantly login again - not user friendly Last thing there is a main street in the front - make sure to book a room facing the back or is on the top floor.

Great burgers if you're really hungry. I don't quite like the cocktails, but then again I'm a bit…read morepicky when it comes to those - They're absolutely decent and actually quite inventive. The crowd's definitely cool. The music isn't anything unique. The tabletop football is my personal highlight :)

This place is a must visit for après ski. Fire and ice is a proper club with stripper poles and a…read morenice upstairs. Lots of seating outdoors with a convenient bar and the dj playing current top dance hits. Plenty of beer and schnapps to go around. This is a definite visit along with the place across the street.

It's a nice bar/club with some good mixture of musics. A great place to sit outside and have a nice…read morebeer or cocktail after shredding. Drinks are not cheap, but it's about the avg. price in Ischgl. Services are nice, people are chill here !

disappointment overrated food, overpriced,…read more took long to get the food while the place was not full food wasn't cooked well and when asked for a explanation after a issue no one wanted to react. service/hospitality wise poor, very poor après ski bar perhaps restaurant not worthy ....

This apres ski bar is very popular in Ischgl and for good reason. It's truly a fun, Austrian night…read moreout here. We went twice, once for lunch and dinner sessions. They serve dinner around 8pm onwards so & lunch menu is from 3pm. You'll need to make reservations for dinner as it gets very busy. During lunch they have full bar available, small lunch menu and a DJ playing schlager music the entire time. Even on a Monday afternoon, the DJ was blasting those tunes loud and enthusiastically trying to get the crowd singing. Which usually occurs after afew drinks anyway. The menu is traditional Austrian, so get right into it because it is delicious and homemade style. For lunch we ordered currywurst, bbq spare ribs with garlic bread and ham crust. The dinner vibe was a little less disco Germanic music and more relaxed but buoyant and busy. I think we over ordered but ah well. We had crunchy winter salad, double boiled beef broth with fried cheese dumplings, classic bacon & onions flame tarte (ham crust), pork belly with sauerkraut and roasted potatoes and crispy skin boneless chicken leg with spinach "spätzle" and mushrooms. Honestly no bad dish, everything was top notch only problem was the food was so filling it was difficult to consume it all. Luckily we took our time and managed somewhat. The ambience of this restaurant is cool, Austrian, joyful and drinking. Definitely try some of the local Austrian beers. We enjoyed this place alot and definitely will return upon next visit. Recommended.

I have to be honest, the food is not Michelin 3-star but it's pretty good. As an non-local…read moreresident, the restaurant gave me a taste of what local food is like but not too shocking. The beers are pretty good. Overall the price is reasonable in comparison to elsewhere in town, and it has a very intimate mom & pop shop atmosphere which I enjoy. The stuff are very nice and the owner is too; she has a traditional Swiss, take-no-B.S. attitude -- helpful and efficient, very direct but personable. Most importantly, this is one of the only place that opens late or on weekends -- which is strange because one of the primary focuses of Davos is tourism. Anyway, definitely recommend you to check out the place!

Great drinks, nice people for me the best bar in this city :Dread more