Seebacher Haus

Behind the doors of this place that looks like something straight out of a picture book, dine in the pretty, wood-panelled space that oozes rustic charm – or on the gorgeous terrace. Gaby and Alexander Struth are the third generation to take the helm of this family business: she oversees the friendly service; he takes care of the cooking. The menu ranges from Austrian classics including Wiener schnitzel, Tafelspitz (prime boiled beef) and Schlutzkrapfen (mezzelune pasta) to fresh pasta dishes and Asian specialities such as spicy Thai soup and Indian butter chicken. Then there is the freshly ca

This inn dates back to 1490. In cosy, charmingly decorated dining rooms with touches of elegance, or out on the wonderful garden terrace, diners are invited to savour creatively inspired cuisine with regional foundations. Dishes such as "clear mushroom consommé, chive oil, game ravioli", or "red catfish, cucumber, rhubarb" are accompanied by a fine selection of wines with a focus on Austrian winemakers. The guestrooms are a real home away from home.

You will love this place! The food is an elegant yet hearty take on authentic Italian cuisine. Fresh fish, tasty meat dishes, risotto and delicious pasta… And each portion of tiramisu they serve up for dessert is freshly prepared to order – what more could you ask for? You can compose your own set menu of three to seven courses (vegetarian options available) or dine à la carte. Alternatively, you can pre-order the "Freihandmenü", a surprise menu with four or five courses. The fairly priced "Business Lunch" deal is a popular choice. Chef Umberto Gorizia works alone in the kitchen; his wife Susa