La Luma - Radstadt

Ok but they act as a top-resto, it is average but prices are above average. Food was good but not great. Eg. no veggies withe the wiener schntzl, only meat and 3 tiny potatoes.

Its good, but dissapointing about the way if you are looking for typical food of Austria. But staff its nice.

We visited this restaurant after struggling to find anywhere else with space they were uncertain if they could seat us, but after some hard work by the front of house manager they found us a table we were glad they did! My husband I had the ribs which I think were on special (we'd seen them being brought out to another table decided we had to have them! They were amazing possibly the best ones I've ever eaten! The kids all enjoyed some delicious pizzas. We asked for wine recommendations the waiter suggested a great local bottle of wine for us to try. It may not look that exciting from the outside but this restaurant is definitely worth a visit.

On the last day of our ski vacation we decided to give the Essgalerie a try. We were not disappointed and enjoyed a delicious meal at reasonable prices. The Thai Curry, Vegetarian Risotto and Backhendl were all outstanding. The atmosphere is Scandinavian cool, so don 't expect a typical Austrian Schihuettn . Only downside was the non-committal service. They didn 't care too much about us and seemed a bit annoyed that we came in for a late lunch. We couldn 't get any desserts because the kitchen was closed by the time we were ready to order. How about telling us this upfront? Otherwise well worth going back.

Booked a table, but it took 50 minutes for the meal to arrive. Pizza very oily. The 4.50 euro for a glass of fizzy pop for the kids is pulp fiction-esque ($5 collage shake!) - complete, unashamed rip off!