Cafe Grubigstube - Menu

It was an OK place to get the idea of austrian food (salty) but there were so many people that the waiters were very busy. read more It was an OK place to get the idea of austrian food (salty) but there were so many people that the waiters were very busy.

It was a very disappointing experience to enter this establishment. The owner of the coffee shop saw us coming in with 2 strawlers and 3 children and the look o... read more It was a very disappointing experience to enter this establishment. The owner of the coffee shop saw us coming in with 2 strawlers and 3 children and the look on the owners eyes said enough. Nevertheless we followed our way in - we were hungry and because if the stormy snowy weather outside, we really needed to warm up. My oldest daughter of three held the door open for the second strawler, while I looked for a table. The only words the older lady behind the bar screamed in German was: "close the door". Being given the fact that I'm German, I explained in full German, that there was a second mom with baby on her way in, but apparently this lady had no understanding for the situation."The strawler has to go there in the corner!" Was the second sentence that this lady shouted out. I can understand that the strawler shouldn't block the way, but I did expect a "hi" and at least a friendly attitude.Instead of welcoming us and maybe asking what we would like to have, the lady from behind the bar first went to the table where people sat down who came in after us. She eventually made her way to our table. Again, instead of asking us what we would like to order, she aggressively took the beer cards and the desert menu that my youngest daughter (of 18 months) was playing with at the table only to tell me that my daughter shouldn't play with this. I said: "excuse me, but these are young children....", she interrupted me and arrogantly said: "I also had children once, you have to keep them under control".Well, that was about the last thing this lady had to say. I told her that it is incredible the way she treats her guests and that she should be ashamed about the way she treated us. We packed our baby's and strawlers and left back into the stormy weather.One thing is sure: we will never go back there, even though we regurlarly come to Lermoos.How they say it in German: "eine Unverschämtheit!".