Restaurant ice Q

Fine dining restaurant · Imst ·

Restaurant ice Q

Fine dining restaurant · Imst ·

Glass cube restaurant with panoramic mountain views and fine wines

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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

David Penn - M.

Google

Do not hesitate to book a meal at Ice Q Restaurant. We both chose the three-course menu, which I would strongly recommend, priced at €74 per head and worth every euro. Everything about the experience feels considered, from the presentation of the food to the pacing of the meal. Each course arrives looking sharp and delivers on taste, and the service throughout is calm, attentive, and well judged. The staff guide you confidently without any pressure, and you genuinely feel looked after from the moment you sit down until you leave. If you are in Sölden, this is an easy decision.

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.

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. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Łukasz P.

Google

The whole experience was interesting, but this is not a good restaurant for a dinner. The food was most of the time good, but wasn’t excellent. Also they have a lot of tables and it’s really tight. You could feel that the restaurant is overcrowded during this summit dinner. Other than that, atmosphere is nice. Great touch was way up with a “nice stop” in between the lifts. Wine pairing was very good and definitely worth the price. What was extremely falling behind was the staff. What shocked us - with main courses the waiters were just putting the plates on the table without even a word about a dish. From 5 main courses we got some basic informations from waiter only about dessert. It was extremely low service level in comparison to other restaurants at this price point. You could feel that 90% of the staff didn’t care at all, just putting plates on table and wanting to go home. The only thing that saved the day was one caring waitress that really was doing good job, but she couldn’t do everything on her own. I think it might be a good place for a lunch for skiers; on slope, nice view, quality food, but not a place for a fancy dinner. Price for a dinner like michelin star restaurant, quality (especially of service) much below.

K T M.

Google

Amazing coffee with cake experience on the outdoor terrace overlooking the most beautiful views, and the best apple strudel I’ve ever had. Didn’t have time for a full meal but would definitely return! Great service and reasonable prices, too. Highly recommended.

Google

Perched on the top of Sölden, the cafe and restaurant here are a perfect spot to take a break after a few runs. The panoramic views are splendid and the food and drinks pretty good (and probably the best amongst all the restaurants on the mountain). Prices are on the steeper end given the location but by no means unreasonable. Definitely worth a stop even if it’s just to grab a cake or drink.

pourya Z.

Google

Its very good quality restaurant just you can reserve table next to the window and enjoying the view,

Sarah

Google

Absolutely fabulous experience. We'd booked into the 007 experience in the morning and had booked lunch at the Ice Q restaurant (which is next door) at Midday. There's actually outdoor seating for skiers but skiers were also dining in the main A La Carte restaurant, really lovely relaxed, yet luxury experience. The wine list was extensive and the food menu was Austrian, traditional with a modern twist. We were given a complimentary appetizer. As a starter we had soup, which was delicious. For the main I had the salad (adding chicken) which was delicious and my partner had the vegetarian spinach ravioli, which he loved. For desert we had the Apple Strudel and cream (which was divine)! Beautiful views of the mountains around us, the 007 experience building and the top of the ski runs. Would definitely recommend a visit to this restaurant. Definitely book in advance and if possible book at table by the windows as there's lots to see.

@michelinguide

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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

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