Salzburg — Places to eat
A fortress on the hill, Mozart in every lane.
- St. Peter Stiftskulinarium — Abbey restaurant that claims to have served guests since 803
- Augustiner Bräu Mülln — Monastery beer hall pouring its own brew into stone mugs since 1621
- Meissl & Schadn — Michelin-listed schnitzel house where you pick the frying fat
- Balkan Grill (Bosna) — The original Bosna, Salzburg's spiced hot dog, since 1949
- Zum Fidelen Affen — 'Cheerful Monkey' tavern under 17th-century vaults, dinner only
- Gasthof Goldgasse — Michelin-listed inn cooking from a 1719 Salzburg cookbook
- Brandstätter — Salzburg city's only Michelin Bib Gourmand, a family inn
- Zwettler's Wirtshaus — Old Town beer tavern open till midnight; schnitzel and Nockerl
- Bärenwirt — Mülln inn known for its Backhendl, Austrian fried chicken
- Sternbräu — Brewery inn on record since 1542, with three beer gardens
- Gablerbräu — Linzer Gasse inn, documented as a brewery in 1408
- Herzl (Salzburger Nockerl) — Michelin-listed spot for Nockerl, the soufflé shaped like three peaks
- Café Tomaselli — Counted as Salzburg's oldest coffee house
- Café Sacher Salzburg — Original Sachertorte on a terrace facing the fortress
- Café Konditorei Fürst (Mozartkugel) — The confectioner that invented the Mozartkugel around 1890
- Restaurant Ikarus (Hangar-7) — Two Michelin stars inside an aircraft hangar
- Esszimmer — One-star modern Austrian in Mülln
- Pfefferschiff — One-star dining in a 17th-century parish house
- SENNS.Restaurant — Two Michelin stars in a former bell foundry
- YaoYao — Hand-pulled noodles and sushi in Europark
- Bangkok — Thai restaurant in three small rooms
- Zum Zirkelwirt — Old inn first recorded in 1647
- Gasthaus Zum Wilden Mann — Passage-end schnitzel house, 1880s
- Kaffee Alchemie — Specialty coffee at a river-view window
- Café Classic — Cafe inside the Mozart family home
- republic café — Coffee by day, a beer by night
- Stiegl Keller — Beer garden under the fortress
- Café Bazar — Classic coffeehouse above the river