Travel Reference
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Eating
The cafes and restaurants lining the lakefront and the old town serve up everything from
Middle Eastern snacks to Michelin-starred finery. Many places close in shoulder seasons.
Ristorante Giuseppe
( 723 73; Kirchengasse 1; pizza €7-11, mains €10-22; 10am-11pm)
Large and crisp, the pizzas tend
to be a better choice than pasta at this upbeat Italian place in the pedestrian-only centre.
Choose to eat in either the pavement terrace or the rustic, wood-panelled restaurant.
Lunch is good value at €7.20.
PIZZERIA
€
Feinkost Lumpi
(Seegasse 6; 8.30am-6.30am Mon-Fri, to 5pm Sat)
This deli is picnic central. Stop by for dense
rye bread, Pinzgauer ham and cheese, and homemade
Knödel
. The farm-fresh ice cream
is superb, too.
DELI
€
Steinerwirt
( 725 02; Dreifaltigkeitsgasse 2; mains €9-17.50; 7am-midnight)
Whether you dine in the contem-
porary bistro or in the old-world ambience of the wood-panelled Salzburger Stube, you
get the same great food and service at Steinerwirt. The Austrian menu emphasises locally
sourced meat and fresh lake fish, accompanied by wines drawn from the 600-year-old
cellar.
AUSTRIAN
€€
Villa Crazy Daisy
INTERNATIONAL
€€
(
725 26;
www.villa-crazydaisy.at
;
Salzmannstrasse 8; 2-course lunch €7.50, mains €11-25;
10am-late;
)
In a rambling villa opposite the Grand Hotel, Daisy hosts full-on après-ski parties in
winter and has the most popular terrace in town in summer. Pizza,
gambas piri-piri
(piri-
piri prawns) and giant salads are on the menu in the restaurant, where service can be hit
or miss. Head upstairs for live music, DJs and a real party vibe.
Deins & Meins
FUSION
€€
