Burgruine Gmünd - Burgwiese 1

Nice place. Very good food.

Awesome traditional food and home made liquor. Nice people and amazing castle

Nice place, great beer, decent food.

Fantastic views, stylish local restaurant, family run, good service

Great view, amazing Spätzle - vegan version available!!!, prizes OK for portion size, very nice staff. Nothing to complain.

Nice view, delicious food (best Wienerschnitzel ever!) The castle in this artsy town looks very interesting by itself and the huge (but very un-castle-like) sign lets you know that there is a restaurant inside, which you owe to yourself to visit when in the area. The food is very well prepared and local - for example, they get the bio goat cheese from a local farmer, she goes by the name mrs. Sima. The farmer, not the goat. I think. The king of the menu is of course the world famous Austrian national dish - the Wienerschnitzel. Wikipedia says it is 'a type of schnitzel made of a thin, breaded, pan-fried veal cutlet'. But what Wikipedia does not say is that the one made at the Alte Burg will almost melt in your mouth and send your taste buds on a crazy trip, from the first bite you take to the last, leaving you wondering "why didn't I order the double portion?". Well, you read this review so maybe you won't make the same mistake I did. Because I'll just have to go back there and have another one. Oh, my girlfriend ate "Spätzle", a local kind of soft egg noodle. She said was delicious too. If you're a vegetarian. Otherwise, go for the schnitzel. The desserts were really good as well! As for the drink - Holler Radler (beer with elderflower juice) is the perfect thing for the summer thirst! And enjoy the schnitzel! :)

The view from the balcony is very nice, overlooks most of Gmund. Lovely local made traditional pasta (vegetarian and vegan option) and good beer selection.

An intersting stop-by, once you want to taste a little bit of history and interesting "iron-art" sculptures. Nice view of the town, Porsche museum 'next block'.