The story
Das Himmelwärts in Feldkirch anchors a refined Austrian cuisine establishment within an alpine resort setting. Chef Nicole Sturn directs this elevated space above the property’s rustic ground-floor restaurant. All meat and fish arrive exclusively from domestic suppliers. This strict regional commitment recently earned the venue a 13-point rating from Gault & Millau for 2026 while the team maintains exacting standards across every plate.
Guests begin their meals with backfrische Wurzelbrot served alongside Grammelschmalz, aged goat cheese, and cured bacon. A precisely layered Beef Tatar follows as a structured starter before the main course arrives. Steaks and freshwater selections reach their target doneness through careful temperature control. Sommelier Michelle Morik pairs each selection with a transparently priced wine list that reflects the restaurant’s dedication to Austrian cooking.
A staircase separates the casual dining room below from this more formal tasting environment. Large windows frame uninterrupted views of the Vorarlberg mountain range during evening service. The owners, Heinz Farmer and Georg Löser, designed the layout to keep the alpine atmosphere accessible yet distinctly separate from the camping grounds. Families and independent travelers often book dinner to experience this focused Austrian cuisine after exploring the nearby trails or ski slopes.
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