Stadtalm

The best schnitzel we have had in Salzburg both times we have visited. As a bonus the view is beautiful and I would recrecommend it.

Great little spot with an amazing view over the old town. Very good service and food as well, and reasonably priced

Every time we're in Salzburg, we go here. We have always been very satisfied with the food and the drinks. We always sat outside and had a perfect view of the whole historic city. We highly recommend this place!

Although, a bit expensive, the view to the castle and old town is beautiful. Also, you can drink only a coffee or eat only a cake, if you want.

Lovely little cafe in a fortification wall. Beautiful views over Salzburg and surrounding area. There are only outdoor seats so best left for a nice day. Waiter was friendly however he was the only one meaning there was a wait for service. Fortunately food was made quickly. Suppentopf was good while sponge cake was a tad dry. Overall a nice stop off and for someone who likes medieval history lovely to eat so close to some fortifications.

A charming little restaurant in the style of a "Heuriger", the typical Austrian inns. Although the spaces are limited and exclusively outdoors, from the garden in front of the restaurant, where you sit to eat, on beautiful sunny days you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the city of Salzburg, from the Mönchsberg, in the shadow of the fortress. You can appreciate the typical cuisine and the staff is friendly. You may have to wait a little before being able to sit down.

The almost non-existent directions to this hostel created a nightmare scenario. The views look amazing if you aren't booked in the tiny room at the top of a tiny set of stairs on the 2nd floor. The room was stuffed with 3 bunk beds & 1 extra roll away bed!! The service was appalling! This was almost the worst place I have ever attempted to stay at. I didn't stay for obvious reasons! I should have done my due diligence before booking. I ended up losing money and finding another hotel at 5pm and in the dark. Stay at own risk!

As a restaurant, sure. As a hotel/hostel, definitely not. The location is very hard to access. Only by walking uphill for 20 minutes, stairs for 10/15minutes, or a 3€ elevator + walk. Once you’re in the location, the view is only rewarding from the outdoor restaurant (which you can go to even if you’re not staying in the hotel- that I recommend). There is no common room and there is no reception. I was literally stuck to my bed because it was raining and the “hotel” had no other space for me to be. The windows have no screen and there is no AC. Windows open = Bugs… tons of them. Shared bathroom for 10 rooms? With glass shower doors? Why?

Absolutely the best meal I had in Austria. We were walking at sunset along the Mönchsberg when we came upon the old city ramparts from the 1300s. At the end of the wall is a big terrace overlooking the city. It was filled with happy local Sazburgians enjoying the view and delicious food. I started with a delicious Gruner Veltliner and enjoyed fresh grilled trout with potatoes. Finished our meal with a homemade strawberry cake. Amazingly low prices, nothing over 17 euro. Everything was absolutely perfect. I wish we had enjoyed every meal here instead of discovering it on our last night in Salzburg!