The story
Rössle in Nenzing centers its seasonal Vorarlberg cooking on a menu that changes with the harvest. Chef Tibor Danka leads the kitchen alongside sous-chef Felix Behrendt to bridge traditional home cooking with modern interpretations. The dish selection features a finely seasoned white tomato cream soup. The Zürcher Pilzgeschnetzelte from pork arrives with crispy Semmelschnitten that demonstrate the kitchen's focus on texture.
The gasthouse occupies a beautiful half-timbered house with over 350 years of history. A young team maintains the well-kept parlors, which are named after the most beautiful excursion sites in and around Nenzing. Guests can enjoy cozy evenings in the urige Stüble or book comfortable apartments above the restaurant. The building connects rustic charm with modern amenities while preserving its long heritage.
A wine cellar and whisky bar occupy the basement, where specialist Oskar Ammann advises visitors on regional wines. The establishment was named Wirtshaus des Jahres 2025 and received a Gault&Millau rating of 11 for 2026. Critics highlighted the kitchen's flavor and craftsmanship in their assessment of the gasthaus. Evening events and breakfasts remain accessible to all guests within the well-kept parlors.
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