Restaurants in Bozen

The 37 - alpine eating will welcome you with a magnificent sky terrace and a revisited South Tyrolean alpine cuisine with a contemporary touch.

"Buschenschank" - Tyrolean tavern with home cooking

Twenty-one generations. That’s how far the Schmid family at the Schmid Oberrautner Wine Estate in Bolzano-Gries can trace back their family tree. Thus without a doubt, they are among the oldest winegrowing families in all of Alto Adige. Today it is Florian Schmid who continues the heritage at the Schmid Oberrautner Wine Estate.

In 1411, and thus long before Columbus visited America, Andrä Schmid laid the cornerstone in Bolzano-Gries for the Schmid Oberrautner Wine Estate, and he did so in the truest sense of the word. He had a farm complex built with agricultural and residential buildings, parts of which still stand today. Thus it was solid workmanship that became second nature to the Schmids.

And that also holds true for the wine production which, starting from the seventeenth century, played a greater and greater role and today is the most important pillar of the Schmid Oberrautner Wine Estate – and also because of its outstanding wines: “It is important to me to bring character into the glass year after year,” explains Florian Schmid. The conditions for that are unmistakable soils in good locations, know-how, and that gut feeling. “For that reason, there is a piece of me in my wines, of my personality, of my style, and above all else of my passion for mineral-rich, fresh, quaffable wines,” the winegrower says.

The raw materials for these wines grow on a good nine hectares of vineyards of the Schmid Oberrautner Wine Estate. These are primarily Lagrein and Schiava, added to which are Pinot Noir, Pinot Blanc, Merlot, and Chardonnay. And with them, around 50,000 bottles per year are produced from the winery at the Schmid Oberrautner Wine Estate. Right in the middle of Gries.

The restaurant offers Pakistani and Indian cuisine.

Restaurant Pizzeria where you can enjoy a good pizza, fish or meat dishes, vegetarian dishes and much more. Reservations are required for lunches and dinners. We accept meal vouchers.

Renovated again a few years ago with a fresh but genuinely traditional style, it is the first room in the historic centre where, sitting at tables in the garden, you are kissed by the sun.

Indian Restaurant. Indian and pakistani dishes. Tandoori -Curry. Karahi - Bhunna. Korma -Seeh Kebab. Vegetarian -Tikka.

Hotel at Bolzano/Bozen Rural charm on the Talvera/Talfer river at Bolzano Distances: Abtei Muri Gries - 100 m Guntschnapromenade - 400 m Marcet of saturday - 550 m Old city town - 950 m Hospital Bolzano - 1900 m Eurac Bozen - 1400 m Messe Bozen - 4000 m Airport Bozen - 5500 m Gries, the historic part of the town of Bolzano/Bozen, with roots in Roman times, was once an independent municipality and is one of the treasures of Bolzano/Bozen. Our hotel is located directly on the idyllic Grieser Platz, a listed group of constructions. The remarkable ornamentation on the borders of buildings and the rural character of the former spa of Gries emanate a special charm. In the Middle Ages, the counts of Bolzano/Bozen settled in Gries and built their castle here. Particularly worth seeing is the Benedictine

The restaurant serves traditional Italian pizza and specialities from South Tyrol.

Recently opened, small but pretty, Koi offers you the best of Japanese cuisine, in a "fast" version. In the modern open kitchen, every dish is prepared at the moment, to guarantee maximum freshness and goodness.

The restaurant with its two large terraces in the centre of Bolzano Bozen has been run by the family business since 1973. Behind the AIDA operates a large kitchen and service team that spoils its many customers with a varied selection of dishes all year round.

A visit to the Hopfen & Co. brewery-restaurant is a must for every guest of Bolzano. The former corner tower of the city walls with the old prison, is now a museumlike-building offering culinary hospitality. The medieval cellar houses the fresh and tasty Bozner Bier, which is served directly to the tables in the antique “Stuben” on the three floor's restaurant. A place of culinary pleasures based on appetizing traditional South Tyrolean dishes, with carefully selected products and raw materials from the region. Speck, cold meats and cheese bearing the South Tyrolean brand. Knödel, spätzle, ravioli are made by hand by our kitchen brigade.

The restaurant's kitchen offers an extensive menu of Japanese dishes: sushi, sashimi, nigiri, uramaki and much more. Not only raw fish dishes but also cooked for those who do not like raw fish. The traditional cuisine is called nihon-ryori in Japanese.

Kampill serves dishes of the South Tyrolean traditional cuisine and pizzas.

In the only surviving Lagrein terrain of Gries in Bozen, the unique alluvial soil of the rivers Eisack and Talfer with sandy loamy porphyry provides the natural foundation for our wines. We refrain from using any kind of fertilizers, but instead produce biodiversity through specific crop sowing. Thus, soils become autarchic, allowing striking personalities to thrive here year and again.
All making and creating in the vineyard and cellar alike is marked by gentle and careful procedures to allow the end product in the bottle to remain as natural as possible.
Often planted by our ancestors, the vines here have been defying all ages for decades now. And still, they stand and persevere, even against our modern and fast-paced world of today. To guarantee winegrowing in harmony with nature, we have been raising our vines with loving care according to certified ecological principals since 1996.
Reyter stands for certified ecological wines – a result of our idealism but above all else, a guarantee for our customers to enjoy purity and nature with every sip of wine.

Welcome to the traditional VÖGELE RESTAURANT, a gem in the heart of Bolzano. From a cozy morning chat over cappuccino and pastries still warm from the oven to a business lunch or dinner in the tastefully decorated Biedermeier rooms or an evening spent socializing with friends under the night sky – these are just some of the many things that set the Vögele apart!

Our elegant dining room can seat up to 80 guests. The main ornament consists of a cycle of affrescos by Rudolf Stolz showing the 12 months in allegoric figures. The work of art dates back to the 1920’. A large window front opens towards the garden and gives insight to the impressive park landscape

Wineries are something almost sacred for wine connoisseurs. And at the Muri-Gries Monastery Winery, that impression may be even stronger. After all, up until the end of the eighteenth century, the rooms which are used as a winery today were the church of the Augustinian seminary at that time. And even today, the winery is reached directly through the cloister of the monastery.

The connection between wine and monastery which has already existed for centuries therefore also becomes clear at the monastery complex. Thus the heart of the vineyards, the monastery meadow, is still a part of the monastery complex today in the Bolzano district of Gries. In addition, the grapes from other vineyards in and around Bolzano and the Oltradige also come to the monastery winery.

The proprietor of the winery and the estate is the Benedictine Community of Muri Gries, while the daily work concerning wine lies in the hands of laymen, first and foremost winemaker Christian Werth. He describes the wines from the monastery winery as “elegant, linear, emphatically typical to the variety, powerful, and closely connected with their origins.”

Special attention is due to the Lagrein. “We want to display this traditional variety in all of its facets: from the rosé known as Kretzer to the Lagrein that is traditionally matured in large wooden barrels to the Riservas, which are carefully aged in small oak casks,” says Werth.

Thus it is no surprise that great emphasis is placed upon tradition at the Muri-Gries Monastery Winery. As well as on continuity, striving for quality, and the bond with nature and the cultural landscape. Values, it is to be understood, are upheld in a monastery.

Self service at lunch with a wide choice, bar service and ice cream

Restaurant in Bolzano Bozen

The self-service restaurant and the cosy Tyrolean Stube on the ground floor of the Kolpinghaus are open daily, Monday to Friday from 11:45 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and Saturday from 12:00 noon to 1:30 p.m. The central location of the restaurant offers its guests a tasty two-course menu of South Tyrolean specialities every day, consisting of classic and international dishes and a large vegetable and salad buffet. On request and by prior arrangement, the restaurant is also open in the evening and at weekends for groups of travellers.

As a place steeped in tradition, the Gasthof Bad St. Isidor offers South Tyrolean culinary delights as well as tasty Italian cuisine. And when autumn comes, they organise the traditional “Törggele” evenings , where you can try delicious chestnuts and enjoy a glass of the youngest wine!

Castel Flavon - Haselburg is an ancient castle above the southern area of Bolzano. A suggestive place for a restaurant.

Right in the midst of the vineyards and yet in the city: the Zundlhof has a unique location in Bolzano. It has been run for nearly fifty years by the Ramoser family in particular as a classic winegrowing farmhouse, but also with rooms rented for farmhouse holidays.

The Zundlhof lies precisely one and a half kilometers from the center of the capital city, and since 1975, Helmuth Ramoser has been in charge. With the support of his daughter Johanna and her husband Martin, he manages half a hectare of grape growing area in Caldaro but above all else the three hectares around the Zundlhof in Bolzano “with lots of love and passion,” as Ramoser himself says.

Within that context, though, his vineyard in Bolzano is more like a wine garden. After all, although he is in fact located in the classic Bolzano Santa Maddalena zone, in contrast to most of the other vineyards there those of the Zundlhof do not cling to the slopes, but rather lie nearly flat on the valley floor.

This is where Ramoser finds the best conditions for the grape varieties that he grows. Without any surprises for this location, these are first and foremost Schiava and Lagrein, the “ingredients” of Santa Maddalena which Ramoser makes at the Zundlhof. Added to those are Pinot Noir, Merlot, and Cabernet Sauvignon and, as the only white wine variety, Pinot Blanc.

The best place to taste the small but excellent palette of wines is in the arcade of the Zundlhof. Right in the midst of the vineyards and yet in the city.

A Restaurant chergishing traditions in the old City centre of Bolzano. Genuine South Tyrolean atmosphere, original cuisin of Bolzano with Mediterranean influences too.

A culinary delight... Our chef pays particular attention to top quality ingredients. Indeed, only freshest and possibly local products are creatively processed and turned into excellent dishes with a unique taste. We do update our menu according to the season but always try to combine Italian home made delicacies with traditional South Tyrolean specialities.

The Egger-Ramer Estate Winery in Bolzano has been in existence since 1880, and since that time it has followed one simple principle: cultivating indigenous grape varieties in a modern way. Peter Egger-Ramer, fifth generation winegrower at the estate winery, has expanded this goal by one dream: to create the perfect Lagrein.

Located right in the midst of the provincial capital of Bolzano, the Egger-Ramer Estate Winery has the best conditions for it – including because the focus was on Lagrein here very early on. “My father Toni already believed in the power and potential of Lagrein as early as the 1970s,” Egger-Ramer recounts, “so at a time when this grape variety was notorious for being a simple farmer’s wine with far too many sharp edges.”

Peter built upon the preparations by his father, worked tirelessly on the quality of his Lagrein, and with the Kristan Lagrein Riserva has created an extraordinary representative of its kind. But anyone who believes that with this, the Bolzano winegrower has achieved his goal will be mistaken. When asked about his dream, he responds, “It would be nice to create the perfect Lagrein someday.”

Even if Lagrein is the showpiece wine of this traditional estate winery, the palette of grape varieties in the vineyards that encompass some 15 hectares in and around Bolzano is much larger. Yellow Muscat, Pinot Blanc, Schiava, and Lagrein also grow there. With the indigenous varieties and all of the wines that reflect the particular character of the locations, Egger-Ramer says, “It combines the best of both worlds: the Alpine and the Mediterranean.”

¡Toma! is a corner of Spain nestled in the heart of the historic centre of Bolzano. ¡Toma! is the hot newcomer, set to change the look of Via Bottai. ¡Toma! is a choice of wines, beers and beverages that challenge mainstream tastes. ¡Toma! is our selection of tapas, both irresistible and appetising. ¡Toma! is like dancing the Flamenco. Rhythm, passion and energy. Reservations are not accepted. First come, first served! That’s our philosophy.