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  1. Gasthaus Waltz

    Alpine German

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    Serviettenknödel alongside cordon bleu tells you what this place is doing: Alpine cooking that keeps one boot in tradition and lets the other wander. It's a lively, casual restaurant in the Glockenbackviertel, run by a young team with a Michelin Bib Gourmand and a wine list longer than you'd expect. The summer terrace fills up fast. Leave the car at home, because parking in the neighborhood is an exercise in optimism.

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    • Veal loin cordon bleu

      “Dishes such as "veal loin cordon bleu, Vulcano ham & potato salad with pumpkin seed oil" or "red veal lights, gherkins & Serviettenknödel (bread dumplings)" can be chosen à la carte or combined in a four or five-course set menu.”

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    • Red veal lights

      “Dishes such as "veal loin cordon bleu, Vulcano ham & potato salad with pumpkin seed oil" or "red veal lights, gherkins & Serviettenknödel (bread dumplings)" can be chosen à la carte or combined in a four or five-course set menu.”

      Michelin Guide

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