I found insects in my salad. It seemed they did not washed it at all. They also did not have…read moreEnglish menue which made it hard to choose based on google translate and the waitress could not speak English

From the owner: Unser Gasthaus liegt 5 Minuten von der Autobahn A8 München - Salzburg, 2 Kilometer vor der…read moreösterreichischen Grenze in der Nähe von Salzburg im Herzen des Dorfes Piding im Berchtesgadener Land direkt neben der Pfarrkirche Maria Geburt. In unserem seit 1500 bestehenden Familienbetrieb verwöhnen wir Sie mit traditionellen und modernen Gerichten zu vernünftigen Preisen. Die Verwendung von Produkten aus der Region ist für uns selbstverständlich. Besonders stolz sind wir darauf, dass sich Gäste, Einheimische und viele örtliche Vereine bei uns wie zu Hause fühlen. Für Busgruppen steht in unserem Restaurant ganz in der Nähe der Autobahn A8 ein großer Parkplatz direkt am Haus zur Verfügung. Gemütlichkeit: Wir kombinieren altüberlieferten bayerischen Charme in der Einrichtung mit modernster Technik in Schänke und Küche. Lebensart: Jeden Sonntag spielt ab 17.00 Uhr eine regionale Musikgruppe zum stimmungsvollen Dämmerschoppen auf. Gastlichkeit: Bis 21.00 Uhr bereiten wir in unserem Restaurant durchgehen warme und kalte Gerichte aus der umfangreichen Speisenkarte zu.

The restaurant was good. The staff were friendly and checked in often to see how I was doing. They…read morespoke English and have an English menu. The food portion sizes were larger than any you would find in a tourist spot in the city centre. However I still found the portion size too small for €12, due to the thin size, though the quantity (2 large schnitzels) is more than you would find elsewhere in Salzburg. The restaurant is fortunately devoid of tourists. I would come back. But there's also so many other restaurants I want to try in the area!

We were recommended to check out this restaurant by our host since it was nearby. You can go in and…read moreseat yourself and a waiter (waitress) will come to greet you (as seems to be the custom around here). The food was alright. We found the pork belly and schnitzel to be a bit dry. The atmosphere however is nice, it's very lively and smoking is allowed inside (which could be good or bad). The servers were also friendly. If anything I'd say it is a nice place to enjoy a beer or two.

It's quite a trek to walk uphill to this restaurant but if you get a seat w a view, it's worth it…read more Customer service as expected. Pleasant surprise the cheeseburger was excellent ! Beef bourguignon is good. The nockerl as expected

Great spot! Have to walk uphill a bit to find it but has great views of the city. The dumplings are…read morephenomenal - so cozy and flavorful! Only complaint is their beer tasting options were a bit confusing when we tried to order. The waiter basically convinced us not to do it but I think it was maybe a language barrier (totally our fault) but the beers were tasty nonetheless! It's a great, authentic Austrian spot!

This absolute gem of a place is almost directly across the street from our accommodation in…read moreSalzburg. After trekking more than 10 kms today it was an obvious, and as it turned out, brilliant choice. It was fairly busy but our server, from the Netherlands originally, was great. He patiently explained the menu offerings as his English was far superior than my German will ever be. It's very nice inside with a couple of coolers housing large cuts of beef on display. Turns one of the owners is a butcher by trade, and the other a wine sommelier, nice combination. I ordered the goulash and the lovely K garnered the final cut of Dry Aged Entrecôte available for the evening and we shared a green salad. The salad sat on top of nicely boiled potatoes, which was something we have never experienced, but will surely steal as an idea. The goulash was excellent, and the steak absolutely brilliantly cooked medium rare. Finally the wine was also top drawer, and the beer excellent. What really made the experience a six stars out of five was our server. We were amongst the last cold there so we had a chance to talk with him about the restaurant, its owners and origins as well as some personal stories. We've ate well on this trip to Europe, but this meal experience will most certainly be at the top of the list.

Americans beware: We/English speakers are apparently not welcome here, even though Fuxn offers an…read moreEnglish translation of their menu. The food and beer were excellent, but unfortunately we were forced to sit next to a group that made fun of us and other English-speaking diners for the entirety of our meal--we don't speak German very well but understand it well enough to know what they were saying. Worse, the server egged them on, although she acted friendly when speaking to us in English. Really disappointing because this is a cool spot that we wanted to support away from the typical tourist area; but we were so uncomfortable and felt so unwelcome that our meal was totally ruined.

We got lucky when visiting Barenwirt! We were a walk up and they were pretty busy, but they sat us…read moreright away. The couple behind us were not as lucky and had to wait an hour. We were sat at the opposite end of the table from another couple in a little room. The servers were plenty friendly and spoke good English to assist us. My husband got a burger and I ordered the Mac and cheese and a salad and we shared. It was a lot of food! We also ordered the pancake shredded dessert which came with a jelly type of sauce. Everything was good but it was sooo heavy. I certainly recommend sharing so that you have enough room in your stomach. We would return next time we were in Salzburg.

Bärenwirt is a great traditional Gasthaus for some hearty Austrian food while in Salzburg!…read more We ordered the goulash with potato dumplings, and this was easily the highlight of the meal. The goulash was amazingly flavorful, rich and hearty, and the potato dumplings were the perfect accompaniment. We also tried the deep-fried chicken with potato salad. The chicken was juicy and nicely fried, and while it wasn't anything mind-blowing, it was definitely good. The potato salad was also really nice and paired well with the chicken. We made a reservation even though it was a Sunday night, and I'm glad we did. The place had a great mix of locals and tourists, and seeing quite a few locals dining there was definitely reassuring. The atmosphere has that classic traditional Gasthaus vibe--casual, lively, and focused on good food. If you're looking for traditional Austrian food in a relaxed Gasthaus setting, Bärenwirt is definitely worth a visit.