The Best Brasseries in Austria
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The best brasseries in Austria, according to the experts: the Michelin Guide has weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. Das Schindler comes out on top, and the good stuff runs deepest in Bregenz and Innsbruck.
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Rank 1. Das Schindler
Brasserie
In the heart of Innsbruck's pedestrian zone, Das Schindler splits the difference between a proper restaurant and a cocktail bar, which turns out to be a comfortable place to be. The seasonal menu runs to three or four courses at dinner, with a shorter, easier version at lunch. The room has that urban brasserie energy where nobody feels overdressed or underdressed, which in a tourist-heavy old town is its own small achievement.
The awards
- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Selected Restaurant
- Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant
A Tie
Two places have the exact same Score, so they share #1. We don't pick a winner we can't back up.
- #1 Das Schindler (this place) 68.544
- #1 Petrus Café Brasserie 68.544
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Rank 1. Petrus Café Brasserie
Seasonal Brasserie
Belgian beer on tap in an Austrian brasserie is either a curious quirk or a biographical fact, and here it's both: the owner spent years in Belgium, and the tap list followed him home. This café-brasserie in Bregenz's old town peddles a comfortable mix of beef tartare, pasta, and coq au vin, with mussels as the standing house act. Lunch brings sandwiches, the terrace opens onto a pedestrian street, and the Michelin Guide has taken note.
The awards
- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Selected Restaurant
- Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant
A Tie
Two places have the exact same Score, so they share #1. We don't pick a winner we can't back up.
- #1 Das Schindler 68.544
- #1 Petrus Café Brasserie (this place) 68.544