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Gastronomy (ski huts, restaurants, eating at the ski resort) KitzSki – Kitzbühel/Kirchberg
Throughout the entire ski area, cozy huts await skiers. You’ll find everything from self-service restaurants to gourmet dining. Numerous sun terraces and inviting ski huts invite you to linger. In some exclusive huts, you might even spot a celebrity, such as at Berggasthof Sonnbühel or Toni Alm.
60 mountain restaurants & ski huts
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Berggasthof Sonnbühel
At the Hahnenkamm at 1650 m
With an excellent gastronomic offering and a unique atmosphere designed with great attention to detail, the mountain inn Sonnbühel is also well known among celebrities. Since the 2016/17 season, Ivan Marzola has been running the mountain inn following the example of the family-owned Comici-Hütte in the South Tyrolean Val Gardena. The specialty: freshly caught fish and seafood such as grilled lobster, accompanied by wine from Grado and products from their own farm. Steaks and Kaiserschmarrn complete the menu. The large sun terrace with live music offers a view of the Kitzbühel ski area. Therefore, it is advisable to reserve a spot in advance.
Restaurant Hochkitzbühel bei Tomschy
Directly at the mountain station of the Hahnenkammbahn at 1,662 m
The restaurant Hochkitzbühel bei Tomschy offers excellent cuisine, cozy parlors, and a magnificent view from the Kitzbüheler Horn to the Hohe Tauern. Every Friday evening, the restaurant Hochkitzbühel is open until 11:00 p.m. You can then take the gondola back down to the valley.
Hahnenkammstüberl
At the Walde mountain station on the Hahnenkamm at 1,710 m
At Lisi am Hahnenkamm, you can enjoy typical Tyrolean delicacies. You can relax and indulge yourself in the cozy parlors or on the sun terrace. It is said that Lisi serves the best Kaiserschmarrn. If you don't believe it, you should definitely try it for yourself.
Maierl-Alm
At the Kaser valley run (former mid-station of the Maierl lifts) at an altitude of 1,225 m
The Maierl-Alm offers excellent cuisine. Everything is available, from Tyrolean specialties to international dishes. On sunny days, the sun terrace is especially inviting. Fine wines and Augustiner beer on tap complete the offering.
Sonnalm
At the valley station of the Hartkaserbahn at 1,750 m
The Sonnalm offers a self-service restaurant and, for those who enjoy comfort, a large sun terrace with table service. Cozy parlors with tiled stoves also offer table service. Here, no wish is left unfulfilled.
P3 Lounge
At Pengelstein at 1,938 m
The P3 Lounge was completely newly opened for the 2021/2022 season at the most beautiful viewpoint of KitzSki. Located right next to the Pengelstein mountain restaurant, you can enjoy the breathtaking panorama from the Hohe Tauern to the Wilder Kaiser while savoring lovingly prepared snacks as well as delicious hot and cold drinks. The unique terrace offers a glass windbreak.
Mountain hut tip
Fleck Alm
At the Fleck descent at 1,300 m
The Fleckalm was founded in 1900 as a snack station. In the cozy parlors (some still original from 1924) or on the sun terrace, you can enjoy homemade specialties. The view of the surrounding mountains is breathtaking.
Panorama Alm
At the mountain station of the Hartkaserbahn at 1,950 m
The view from the sun terrace is truly special – you won't find a panorama like this again anytime soon. The rustic mountain hut with its cozy parlors and delicious food attracts guests from all over the ski area. The bar on the sun terrace is a popular meeting point.
Toni Alm
At the Breitmoos descent (Pass Thurn) at 1,500 m
The rustic ski hut is located at the Kitzbüheler Panoramabahn at 1,500 m. In the exclusive Alm-Lounge, you can enjoy an open fireplace and a magnificent view of the surrounding mountains. You might even spot a celebrity or two here.
Bärenbadalm
At the Bärenbadkogel at 1,883 m
Cozy ski hut with Tyrolean ambiance and a magnificent view of the Zweitausender. Large sun terrace and well-maintained food and drinks. Great emphasis is placed on quality; for example, the beef comes from the in-house Angus breeding "Jochberger Angus."
Melkalm
At the Hahnenkamm at 1,620 m
On the sunny slope of the Ehrenbachhöhe, the slopes lead directly past the Alpen-Gasthof. Hearty local cuisine is served with a magnificent panoramic view.
Seidlalm
At the famous Streif at 1200 m
The idea for the Alpine Ski World Cup was born at Seidlalm in 1966. After its renovation in 2016, Seidlalm now shines in new splendor. Verena, Christina, and Isabella spoil guests with Tyrolean delicacies in the cozy parlors or on the sun terrace. The view of the Wilder Kaiser is unique.
Trattenbachalm
At the Trattenbachbahn at 1636 m
The Trattenbachalm offers a cozy lounge and a sun terrace. Traditional Tyrolean home-style cuisine is served here.
Jagawurzhütte
Below the Wurzhöhe at 1530 m
Rustic hut with an open fireplace and cozy parlors. In good weather, the large sun terrace with beautiful mountain views is especially inviting.
Bruggeralm
At the Talsen four-seater chairlift at 1,365 m
The Bruggeralm is a cozy hut with a warm tiled stove. Specialties such as Kaiserschmarrn, Tyrolean Gröstl, Bretteljause, Wiener Schnitzel, smoked trout or trout “Müllerin Art” are served here. Homemade goat cheese with homemade farmhouse bread is also a must.
Berggasthaus Resterhöhe
Below the top station of the 6-seater chairlift Resterhöhe – hidden behind a hill with its own slope access (No. 70) at 1,796 m
The mountain inn Resterhöhe is not only considered the oldest serviced ski hut in the ski area, but also traditional and authentic. The cuisine is of high quality and features regional products. Everything is freshly prepared here. You shouldn't miss the homemade apple strudel. The rustic and cozy parlors make you feel right at home. On sunny days, the sun terrace is especially inviting.
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