The Best Guide to Restaurants in St Anton

Mountain Restaurants

There are a dozen mountain restaurants, most of them very good, your main problem at busy times will be getting a seat in one of them. There is the standard mix of large cafeteria style establishments in the various gondola top stations, and then smaller more traditional chalet style establishments dotted around the mountain. The difference from the run-of-the-mill resorts is that in St Anton, whether self-service cafe or gourmet table-service, the standards are usually well above the norm, so long as you can get a seat. In the former category the restaurant at the top of the swish Galzig gondola is good and if you ski over to St Christoph and can get in, the historic Hospiz Alm has extremely good cuisine and the novelty of a slide down to the loos.

Restaurants In Town

There are nearly 100 places to eat in and around St Anton and that means a huge choice besides the usual Tyrolean favourites.

Traditional Austrian Cusine:

Hospiz Alm (St Christoph) - a legendary spot in a traditional Tyrolean chalet setting. Famous for its wine cellar, Kaiserschmarrn (shredded pancake), and steak dishes.  Don’t miss the slide to the bathroom!

Rodel-Alm - a classic alpine hut with hearty meals like schnitzel, goulash, and mountain cheese platters.

Fine Dining

Verwallstube (Galzig Mountain Station) - one of the highest fine dining restaurants in the Alps, offering Austrian and international dishes at 2085m.  Book the candlelight gourmet dinner and take the Galzigbahn gondola up at night.

The Museum Restaurant - enjoy gourmet Tyrolean cuisine in a beautiful historic villa that doubles as a ski museum.

Casual & International Restaurants

Bodega Tapas Bar - Spanish-style tapas, great wine, and a cozy setting.

Basecamp - a lively après-ski hotspot with great pizza, burgers, and beer.

Pizza Pomodoro - a popular choice for pizza lovers, Pomodoro serves authentic Italian pizzas and pastas in a casual setting. It's ideal for a laid-back meal after a day on the slopes.

Skiing Buddha - Asian fusion cuisine, this restaurant provides a unique alternative to traditional Alpine restaurants. It's known for its flavorful dishes and contemporary ambiance.

Apres-Ski and Late Night Food

Fang House - known for schnitzel and steak, plus a lively après vibe.

MooserWirt - legendary après-ski party with loud music, schnapps, and a packed dance floor.

St Anton has plenty to offer lovers of fine, home produced food as well as supermarkets to cover basic grocery needs too.

There is a SPAR supermarket in the centre of St Anton.