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The restaurants below have been listed alphabetically and classed into four different pricing categories:
$$$$ (over €70)
$$$ (€50 to €70)
$$ (€35 to €50)
$ (up to €35)
These prices are for a three-course meal per person and include taxes and a half bottle of wine or equivalent.

Republic
Near the Old Town is this small bar/restaurant that has a surprisingly diverse menu considering the price. A fine assortment of food accompanies plenty of beer. It converts into a club from the late evening hours onwards.

Anton Neumayr-Platz 2
Tel: (0662) 841 613.
Website: www.republic-cafe.at
Price: $

Restaurant Goldener Hirsch
Salzburg’s most coveted tables during the Salzburg Festival are the ones in the main restaurant in the Goldener Hirsch Hotel. Many a star on the classical music scene has dined here. Like the hotel itself, the restaurant is a treasure, and the food (mainly traditional Austrian) is absolutely superb.

Goldener Hirsch Hotel, Getreidegasse 37
Tel: (0662) 80840.
Website: www.starwoodhotels.com
Price: $$$$

Sternbräu
This lovely microbrewery features plenty of traditional Austrian dishes on the menu, plus an attached Italian Trattoria, large garden, and self-service bar for those in a hurry. Turn up for dinner and you’ll be treated to a Sound of Music show (extra charge). It’s located in a courtyard between Griesgasse and Getreidegasse.

Griesgasse 23
Tel: (0662) 842 140.
Website: www.sternbraeu.com
Price: $$-$$$

Stiftkeller St Peter
Austria’s oldest restaurant by far - going back some 1,200 years to Carolingian times - it is said that Charlemagne himself dined here. Despite its age, the restaurant is alive and well and offers one of the finest dining experiences in Salzburg. The candlelit Mozart dinner concerts in the baroque hall are magical.

St Peter Bezirk 1/4
Tel: (0662) 841 481 or 268.
Website: www.stiftskellerstpeter.at
Price: $$$

Weisses Kreuz
Housed in the hotel of the same name, the Weisses Kreuz (White Cross) is easy to find at the foot of Salzburg’s imposing fortress. The menu is a mix of hearty Austrian fare and Balkan specialties, which are best washed down in typical Central European style with one of the 10 schnapps on offer.

Weisses Kreuz Hotel, Bierjodlgasse 6
Tel: (0662) 845 641.
Website: www.weisseskreuz.co.at
Price: $$-$$$



Nightlife:

Being a university town and a city of music and culture par excellence, Salzburg has a bustling nightlife with a decent number of bars, clubs and live music venues. This may not be immediately apparent to first-time visitors, since the city’s heritage preservation laws prohibit conspicuous advertising.

Bars: With its huge shady garden and beer brewed by clerics, Augustiner Bräustübl, Augustinergasse 4-6, is popular with locals and tourists alike. Rudolfskai is home to a concentration of drinking establishments, including the cellar bar Vis-á-Vis at 24, loud and lively Barfly at 22, and, attracting a younger crowd, Podium at 26.

Clubs: Clubbing isn’t Salzburg’s strong point, but you could do worse than a night out at Republic, Anton Neumayr Platz 2 (website: www.republic-cafe.at), a popular spot with live music and dancing, or The Cave, Leopoldskronstrasse 5 (website: www.cave-club.at), which plays techno-trance.

Live Music: Salzburg’s main venue for rock and pop is Rockhouse, Schallmooser Hauptstrasse 46 (website: www.rockhouse.at), while jazz aficionados can catch live acts at Jazz It Bar Music Club, Elisabethstrasse11/5 (website: www.jazzit.at). Shamrock Irish Pub, Rudolfskai 12/Judengasse 1 (website: www.shamrocksalzburg.com), offers a variety of live music.

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