Restaurant ice Q

Fine dining restaurant · Imst ·

Restaurant ice Q

Fine dining restaurant · Imst ·

Glass cube restaurant with panoramic mountain views and fine dining

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Gaislachkogl Bergstation Dorfstraße 115, 6450 Sölden, Austria Get directions

$$$

@michelinguide

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"Beyond its sleek design, this large glass cube delights with a spectacular panoramic view of the mountains. The restaurant is located on the ground floor and proposes a modern tasting menu (vegetarian version available) as well as an à la carte selection of more classic dishes such as beef consommé, Wiener schnitzel and rib-eye steak. The service is friendly and attentive. Alternatively, tapas are served in the lounge on the top floor. Diners can also head outside to the lovely terraces. When it comes to wine, the PINO 3000 is attention worthy – it is aged at this altitude, over 3 000m above sea level! The well-curated wine list includes a decent selection of picks available by the glass. This incredible site also served as a filming location for the James Bond filmSpectre. 007 Elements cinematic installation is right next to the restaurant – well worth a visit!" - Michelin Inspector

https://guide.michelin.com/en/tirol/solden_1046538/restaurant/ice-q

Restaurant ice Q

@cntraveler

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New James Bond Museum '007 Elements' Is on Top of a Mountain in Austria

"ice Q is a restaurant located next to the 007 Elements museum on Gaislachkogl mountain in Sölden, Austria. It served as the filming location for the Hoffler Klinik in the James Bond film Spectre."

https://www.cntraveler.com/story/new-james-bond-museum-007-elements-mountain-austria

Restaurant ice Q

@vogue

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Where to Go in the Austrian Alps, Even If You Don't Ski | Vogue

"Perched nearly 10,000 feet above sea level in Sölden and reachable by gondola, this glass-enclosed, cube-shaped building—cantilevered over the mountain and featured in Spectre (2015)—pours wine and cocktails and serves eats ranging from traditional Austrian (wienerschnitzel) to modern (pumpkin risotto with truffle foam), along with pastries like apple strudel and Sacher cake; the glass-walled outdoor terrace boasts panoramic views." - Kristine Hansen

https://www.vogue.com/article/even-non-skiers-can-find-bliss-in-the-austrian-alps

Restaurant ice Q

Yara K.

Google

To begin with, the ultimate highlight of this restaurant is its location. The view is absolutely magnificent. It’s accessible only by cable car, perched at 3,000 meters above sea level at the top of the mountain. The setting alone makes the experience feel unique and unforgettable. It is a Michelin-starred restaurant, and while the food was good, I have to admit I wasn’t completely amazed by it — especially considering the Michelin status. I would rate it no higher than 8/10. The dishes were well executed, but they didn’t deliver that “wow” factor you expect at this level. As for the service, it didn’t quite match Michelin standards either. The staff was polite and pleasant, but certain details were missing — for example, our coats were not taken at the entrance. Overall, you don’t fully feel the luxury refinement that typically defines a Michelin experience. I would recommend it for the experience itself — the location alone makes it worth visiting at least once. However, I personally wouldn’t repeat the visit.

Kenneth P.

Google

An amazing fine dinning experience at the 3000M heights mountain with incredible views and delicious food, excellent service. We chose the three-course menu, which I would strongly recommend and priced at €160 per person, and it was worth expertly crafted and delicious. The staff was attentive and professional, ensuring the service matched the high quality of the meal. Definitely worth to visit in 2026.

Edgar R.

Google

Took the cable car up to ice Q early one morning and the views were absolutely mind-blowing – endless snowy peaks and that crisp alpine air hitting you as soon as you step out. The place is the exact spot where they filmed those iconic James Bond scenes in Spectre (you feel like you're walking onto the set!), and since it was still quiet and early, I grabbed a seat by the huge windows for the most delicious hot chocolate I've had in ages. Super cozy inside, warm vibes, and the staff couldn't have been nicer – they took their time, chatted a bit, and made it feel special without any rush. Totally worth the trip up just for the panorama and that relaxed moment. If you're in Sölden, go for it – the view alone is unforgettable!

Vineet S.

Google

Great experience! Making reservations is highly recommended. The view and ambience is outstanding. I was very impressed with the food as well. It’s a must visit location if you’re visiting Solden.

Barbora G.

Google

I recently visited this restaurant and it was absolutely fantastic. The atmosphere was welcoming with friendly staff. The service was quick and professional. They were happy to answer any questions or recommend dishes. Everything what we tried was full of flavour, fresh and beautifully presented. As a bonus - amazing view all around. Wonderful dining experience. I highly recommend this place.

Maksim S.

Google

There are meals… and then there are missions. Perched at over 3,000 meters, ice Q is not just a restaurant — it’s a rendezvous with altitude, precision, and taste. The veal schnitzel arrived with crisp golden edges, as flawless as a tailored tux. The summer salad — light, sharp, and perfectly balanced. But the highlight? A cheese plate worthy of a double agent’s last supper: six personalities on porcelain, from creamy camembert to a blue-veined Swiss rebel named Pixel. The wine? Austrian Chardonnay — smooth, confident, and dangerously drinkable. The kind of glass that doesn’t ask questions… but answers them. No distractions. Just glass, mountains, and silence sharp enough to cut a diamond. License to dine — granted. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

David de R.

Google

Summit dinner The reception is very good and very kind. When we were accompanied to our table we found a completely different menu on the table then we saw online. When we asked the waiter he said that on the German version of the site it is clearly stated that this is an example menu. We were automatically redirected to the English website, there it was portrayed as this is the menu. Normally this wouldn’t be a problem, but on the menu on the website there was wagyu a5, foie gras and turbot. Expensive delicacies! In the actual menu, it was only simple and cheap ingredients. The taste was good, but our feeling did not change. It feels a little bit like we are tricked… No discount offered, no free drinks. Maximum profit. I would not come back next time unfortunately. We love fine dining, we go out to many fine dining restaurants a year. So our opinion on this particular restaurant? - cheap table linnen, dark linnen, it feels like you are sitting at a camping table. Remove the ugly table linnen and show the beautiful table underneath. - the wine pairing is ok, but not that interesting. Also there is little explanation. - food is good, but not the same menu as online with the premium ingredients. - staff is good, they do what they have to do, but it is not Michelin style staff. - the dinner took 4! hours, the wait between courses was very long. If you are hesitant about choosing lunch or dinner, I would 100% choose lunch and have a fancy dinner elsewhere. Hope this review helps everyone.

Catherine L.

Google

We had a fantastic lunch here in the lounge upstairs. We chose the tapas - one meat and one vegetarian (we had requested this ahead of the day). The food was all beautifully presented (see photos) and delicious, and the staff were attentive and friendly. This place is really all about the views but even on a slightly dull day it was amazing. We went on to the 007 Elements exhibition afterwards which was great, surpassing our expectations. I challenge you to ski back from here without humming the James Bond theme tune!

@michelinguide

48,380 Postcards · 8,030 Cities

https://guide.michelin.com/en/tirol/solden_1046538/restaurant/ice-q

Restaurant ice Q

@cntraveler

42,481 Postcards · 5,683 Cities

New James Bond Museum '007 Elements' Is on Top of a Mountain in Austria

"ice Q is a restaurant located next to the 007 Elements museum on Gaislachkogl mountain in Sölden, Austria. It served as the filming location for the Hoffler Klinik in the James Bond film Spectre."

https://www.cntraveler.com/story/new-james-bond-museum-007-elements-mountain-austria

Restaurant ice Q

@vogue

3,763 Postcards · 1,060 Cities