Cafe Gotthard - Backstube

This a great cafe with really nice food. I enjoyed my soup and time relaxing watching the world go by.

Another hit in Lech. We entered this café and found vegan brownies and cappuccino with oat milk which were both very good! In an area that is not vegan friendly it was really a good surprise to find vegan cake! Another lovely surprise in Lech! We stopped by this café and were delighted to find vegan brownies and cappuccino with oat milk — both were very good. In a region that isn’t particularly vegan-friendly, it was such a treat to come across a proper vegan cake!

Lovely place for a good cappucino (big! 😋) and a really good assortment of pastry. We had a delicious sochertorte (recommendation!), strawberry pie, a pavlova cream fruit thingy (yummie) and a danisch covered with chocolate and frosting. You order at the desk, you can sit inside and outside and they bring your order to your table. Nice mountain vieuwsand fun cupcake curtains.

Caffe latte and cheesecake are very creamy and delicious. 😋 Service is perfect, always friendly and helpful. Nice place to relax and enjoy...❤️

Cafe Gotthard - Backstube became our go-to breakfast spot before hitting the slopes in Lech, and it didn’t disappoint! The warm and welcoming staff made every visit a pleasure. Their sandwiches were fresh and delicious, with decent vegetarian options that were a delightful find. The Chococcino and Cappuccino deserve a special mention. The café opens early, making it the best option around for a quick bite before heading out. Highly recommend Cafe Gotthard - Backstube for anyone visiting Lech. It’s cozy, convenient, and serves up great food and coffee.

They cheated us. Firstly the breakfast for 3 people costed 60€ which seems high when we didn’t eat that much. They got us milk coffee with water for which they charged us even when we didn’t ask them. The wrap was half cooked.

Lovely cafe, great staff and service. We came several times for breakfast

Horribly rude server (at lunch time, lady with long brown hair). No hello, no thank you, or goodbye. Any question you ask (like “can I pay by card?”) she answers with “I don’t understand why you’re asking me this” and “it’s obvious, why are you asking this question” (so she clearly understands basic English). Strangely enough when a German speaker asks the exact same question she answers politely with a big smile. This is a ski resort, so tourists with limited knowledge of German (even though we did make an effort) will inevitably visit, and hope to feel welcome. Second day in a row that I am treated this way. I will not be going back anymore.