Alpengasthof Möseralm - Waidring

Meal took ages to get there, we didn't have much time either and people later than us got food before us. Food itself was alright but took way to long, around 50 minute wait.

A lovely restaurant which is on the ski slopes and reached by either an easy blue run or a more difficult red run. The food is good for the price. There is a self service or a waitress/waiter served area. The views are beautiful and I can highly recommend it both for meals or a warming hot chocolate.

I want to tell "thank you" again for the help which guys from this place did for us this may. This place has amazing views and very friendly people. Will come back once again but with 4x4 car:)

This is a little complex of restaurants up on the hillside overlooking the skiing. The furthest away one is a table service place, and that's where I went first. When my wife didn't follow me I clumped back to the self service place. Not there either. I finally found her in the modern facilities but old fashioned pine charm of the Grenzstadl bar, (Grenzstadl = little border town, Germany is just over that-a-way)Small people will have a job climbing up onto the benches - they have built them at bar height. And it's smoky - people still smoke in bars in this country, although plenty of individual pubs and especially restaurants are Nichtraucher. Not this one. The couple at the next table smoked a cigarette, and left, OK, irritating but tolerable. I drank my coffee and had an excellent hot salty Breze (that's a big pretzel to you).But although the smokers had gone, it was still smoky. In fact it was worse than it had been. Then we realized that the woman behind us was smoking too - and what's more she had closed the open window beside her! So go - but I strongly recommend that you sit outside.

Visited to escape the vicious snow and white out experienced this particular day. Busy place with good playlist and great atmosphere. Only had hot chocolate but enjoyed.