Loved it! I was on a…read morecycling tour and I spent the night in Linz. After having been on the road for several weeks already and not always eating the best food throughout the day, I decided to treat myself to a vegetable-forward dinner. A quick internet research led me to this place and I made a reservation for one. I wasn't disappointed at all. In fact, this was the best meals I've had in a long time. What I loved most about this place is how they structured their menu: vegan and vegetarian dishes first and then - almost as an afterthought- come the meat dishes. Well done! I'd cycle all the way to Linz again for this place.

BAD SERVICE Showed up at 9:25 pm. I was told that the…read morekitchen closes at 9:30 pm even though the hours are until 11:30 pm. O told the guy that is only 9:25 pm and he said the kitchen is already closed. Not good business and bad attitude. I would skip this one and go somewhere else

Food was fairly tasteless. Took a long time to come out. Server was overwhelmed because it wasread more

Best Vegan food in Salzburg. Hands down. The best bite was the truffle mushroom, avocado risotto…read more The spring rolls were tasty. 3 per serving made it perfect for the 3 of us.

An all-around amazing experience! The owner/our host was so friendly and welcoming. He answered all…read moreof our questions about the menu and accommodated our special requests. We ordered two flavors of lemonade, both of which were light, refreshing and not too sweet. The red curry, sabzi and bulgur entree were unique and delicious. It was nice seeing a vegetarian restaurant without the majority of the options based on mock meat. The blueberry dumpling dessert, a spin on a traditional Czech delicacy, was delightful. The view and ambience were also stunning!

Great food and excellent service ! Super friendly and funny yet attentive owner. Definitely worth…read morefor coming back again !!!!

If you're in the mood for a great steak in Ceske Krumlov, you can't go wrong here! The food,…read moreambiance and service were top-notch. I would definitely return.

We reserved the table. Waitress took us to the small dungeon with all Asian. The room was small and…read morevery noisy. We requested to change the table. She said " no, no , no" with bad attitude. We walk out to speak to manager And she said the table all booked. The waitress also said this is restaurant " means what you expecting!!! We booked for 5pm. Multiple seats are empty. I feel this is discrimination to place all Asian in the same dungeon.

This restaurant in a nice neighborhood on the hills above the river was a great find for gluten…read morefree food. We went for a late lunch and sat outside. I had the house salad with fried tofu and gluten free bread plus we tried the carrot soup - delicious and also had a fresh carrot, ginger, apple juice.

I had the goat cheese sandwich and their small lemonade. It was the perfect bite for lunch…read more Everything tasted very fresh and delicious. It's run by a group from the Chinmoy.org but don't let that deter you. The service is relaxed and friendly.

Great pizza! Probably my favorite in ČK. The crust is sooooo good and the service was pretty fast!read more

The food is perfect , excellent quality of fresh products…read more Good service Very good prices Very good vibe Warm and cozy place Nice variety of beers and other drinks Friendly place

We took a river cruise along the Danube and a 'must stop' is in Passau Germany. In reading through…read moreliterature, about 500,000 people visit this small city that has about 50,000 full time residents. To say the least, this city is overrun with tourism. There are groups walking around everywhere, listening to their tour guides holding up the plastic 'lollypop' of all shapes and colors. Not far from the main square, we found a reasonably quiet street with a wonderful coffee shop and restaurant. Anton has two entrances, but we learned that they serve the same food. We actually came here twice in our day in Passau. We chose to sit inside for coffee and pastry and later, outside for lunch. The coffee and chai tea that we were able to enjoy along with the absolutely most extraordinary apple strudel were excellent. The staff were very helpful, guiding us to select what's best in the bakery. The atmosphere was comfortable. Clearly, nearly everyone here is a tourist, but it didn't have the feel of a tourist trap. We asked around and several people suggested that we return here for lunch. And so we did just that. Sitting outside we had the chance to watch the many tours and tourists walk by. The main downside was that it's legal to smoke outside in the EU, not inside. And there was a group of smokers several tables away. Not terrible, but could be better. For lunch we enjoyed the soup of the day, spinach dumplings and clams in pasta along with a side salad. Everything was very fresh, well seasoned, and truly delicious. As we had dessert and coffee earlier, we elected not to have them again. There are likely several good restaurants in Passau. This is the one we chose and we were very satisfied. One last suggestion, if you are in the city after about 5 PM, all of the tours and most tourists have left. If you choose to walk at this time of the day, you can really enjoy the beauty without the people walking everywhere around you.

My wife and I popped in to try the likor, a latte, and a serving of strudel. Everything was great!…read more What was exceptionally good was the service! We were greeted warmly in German and when the host/waiter detected our American accents, and difficultly speaking German, he immediately transitioned to English. What a pleasant and professional gentleman! He also provided us with English menus. Awesome! The ambiance is amazing. Old world meets new world. This was a great spot to take a quick break before heading back to the boat.

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!

Food and drink were ok. Service was not good. Gross bucket with utensils on the table. Don't…read morelook.

I'm sorry, but I was left terribly unimpressed with this place…read more I was with a group touring Linz, and we had booked this place to have lunch. While I understand that the options in terms of food will vary, I still hold them to the same standard of food quality, and some standard of service. Here goes... Service: Service was good, considering we were a very large group. However, there was bread on the table, and the group and restaurant had to debate whether or not it was free. I get that serving bread before the meal for free is not customary in Austria, but why put bread in the middle of tables if it might cost money... and how do you intend to have people pay for a communal bread bowl? Food: Out of the given options to my group, I chose the beef soup, the chicken, and a salad was provided to everyone. Beef soup was beefy salty broth with small pieces of pancake noodles. Not a piece of beef in sight. Salad from the salad bar was good! There was a good variety of ingredients available, and ingredients were fresh and of good quality. Chicken, as well as the rice and vegetables that came with it, were cooked perfectly. However, the sauce/marinade with the chicken while pleasant made the chicken way over salted. Vegetables and rice lacked any seasoning whatsoever; they were just boiled rice and vegetables. Suffice it to say, if and when I visit Linz again, I will not be returning to this location.