Mountain restaurants, huts Dachstein West – Gosau/​Russbach/​Annaberg

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Gastronomy (ski huts, restaurants, eating at the ski resort) Dachstein West – Gosau/​Russbach/​Annaberg

There are very good restaurants in the Dachstein West ski resort. Visitors can look forward to authentic tradition, a cosy atmosphere and delicious regional specialities. Kaiserschmarrn pancake dessert, Germknödel jam dumplings, Jagatee and hearty meals tempt you to take a break.

19 mountain restaurants & ski huts

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Gastronomy tip

Go-Gosau

At the Hornspitz mountain station at 1,600 metres

Exclusive mountain restaurant with a gorgeous view, attached umbrella bar, beautiful sun terrace and après-ski. The menu ranges from ski hut classics to steaks with king prawns.

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Mountain hut tip

Rottenhof-Hütte

At the Angerlift

The 400-year-old mountain hut was extended in 2007. It is a cosy ski hut with fine cuisine and a beautiful terrace.

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Breininghütte

On the Zwieselalm

The Breininghütte is one of the most rustic huts in the ski resort. It uses its own produce in the dishes.

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Hornhütte

At the Russbach valley run

The Hornhütte is one of the most rustic huts in the ski resort. The cosy dining room invites you to stay for a while, and visitors can experience real mountain hut culture here. The menu consists of traditional home cooking and regional specialities.

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Zeishofhütte

On the Familienabfahrt Hornspitz II slope

A rustic, very cosy ski hut with a fireplace and a large sun terrace.

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Franzl Alm

On the Russbach valley run at 1,000 metres

The Franzl Alm offers good food at reasonable prices. When the weather is bad, you can sit in the cosy dining rooms with tiled stoves and in fine weather, there is a tempting sun terrace with lounge chairs.

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