Located at the bottom floor of the Tyrol Kaufhaus mall (http://www.kaufhaus-tyrol.at/en/home/)…read more Was delighted with this grocery store. No only was the selection very nice, but they had a little café in the back where they were making pastas, pizzas, etc. This was a great spot to sit and have a good quality bite of food in the middle of a busy tourist day in Old Town.

This is another Asia markt in Innsbruck. The other one is located near the Innsbruck main station…read more This one is better and bit cheaper than the other one. Staff was really nice especially the Chinese lady whom i asked if she could order me flour for making chapati and she said she can do that for me and just let her know a week ahead. You can find almost all the Indian spices and lentils. They also have a wide variety of Chinese food and ample amount of noodles. If you get down at Marktplatz/Terminalplatz you will find the shop opposite to the bus stop.

What a great find! Their menu consists of pasta, pizza, traditional Austrian food, burgers and…read moremany other items I could not translate. The employees and customers are very friendly, and will help translate. Also, inexpensive and the food was delicious!

I always tend to stay away from places that have a really central location, this is exactly the…read morecase here. Not that it wasn't ok- but there are many other better places all around. My friends were craving for something and they wanted it quick so we didn't really have a long time frame to look around. This looked alright so we went in, the ladies in the window were not to impressed from us, and weren't too happy to serve... We got a few cakes and a few drinks, all of it was below average but edible. When the waitress came with our order she was saying "move the things, the tray is heavy for me" - it's nice that she's honest and all, but the tone it was said in was so annoying I felt like pretending I'm a tourist and didn't understand her. The cakes weren't too great, my pastry was not very fresh and too sticky. She also brought the bill along, even though it was just 20 cents, which I can really afford - the pastry I bought was 2.30, but in the recipes it was 2.50. Not sure if it's an extra which is mentioned somewhere, a mistake or a scam, but in a large order it matters. So check your bill for other mistakes. Overall - wasn't too impressed... So just wander around the streets, there's a lot of options around.

A nice little place to get out of the cold for a cheap meal in a clean classic cafe. Desserts are…read moregood too.

This place was connected to the hotel we were staying at so we decided to drop by for a quick…read morebreakfast. Cute and cozy interior and delicious alpine breakfast. My scrambled eggs were delicious and my boyfriend's platter of eggs/sausages/cheeses were amazing as well. Both came with a giant basket of bread - we were very pleased. They give a lot of food and you'll definitely have bread rolls left over for a snack later in the afternoon.

I got to live out a fantasy of mine. Going to a nice hole in the wall cafe in a small…read morecobblestreated European town eating outside the cafe with a nice pastry and coffee. What a life! This is coming from an Asian American who came here as a tourist, so I did the most tourist thing ever and ordered what I knew Austria and Germany was famous for, an Apple strudel. And I'm glad I did because that apple strudel was the best I had on my trip there. I am not a desserts person, so take my view of this pastry with a grain of salt, but I felt that apples were of good quality, the pastry itself did not feel overwhelmingly sweet even with the sauce that comes on the side with. If you can make your sweets like that the. You are doing something right and I enjoyed with a nice cup of latte. The servers were super nice also they had problem explaining things to me in English.

On a sunny day, sitting in a cafe in old town Innsbruck and enjoy a mélange and sample some…read morestrudel, that's a nice thing to do. Especially when staff is super friendly and pays attention on their guest.

We took a short walk out of old town Innsbruck and found this lovely little local cafe. Perfect for…read morebreakfast/brunch! The staff was very friendly, and this was clearly a "local" joint as many of the townspeople stopped in to chat with each other on this Saturday morning. Great food and baked goods, great ambiance, and very nice staff.

A nice break from all the touristy, overpriced stuff down the hill. Great goulash soup and…read morefrankfurters. Very simple. The nusskiperl pastry was delicious like a gourmet bear claw. I wouldn't necessarily venture here from across town because I am sure there are other similar places in nearby neighborhoods, but if you're nearby and want a quick easy and tasty Austrian meal, this is a great place.

Wonderful traditional restaurant with the best food and ambiance in the area. I highly recommend.read more

Delicious food, attentive service, warm and jovial ambiance. My husband and I stayed nearby for one…read moremonth and dined at Ägidihof five times. Each meal was delightful: Acorn-fed juicy pork chop with fig reduction sauce. Pumpkin risotto. Austrian specialties like Veal Schnitzel, Rösti, Spätzle and Kaiserschmarrn are consistently superb. Reservations are helpful as the Ägidihof team expertly balances number of customers with capacity of kitchen and servers so all may enjoy a wonderful dining experience.