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Nesslerhof in Grossarl builds its menu around regional Austrian cuisine, pulling ingredients directly from the Salzburg mountains. Executive chef Lukas Dichtl directs the kitchen alongside sous chef Kevin Skrbinjek and pastry chef Csaba Malik. They prioritize local livestock and dairy over complex plating trends. This dedication to straightforward cooking has secured the venue a 13 point ranking in the latest Gault&Millau guide for 2026.
Guests often start with raw preparations like carpaccio made from wild mountain goat or a delicate veal tartare finished with yolk cream. The kitchen serves hearty soups featuring either an asparagus cream base or a concentrated beef broth. Pan fried arctic char fillets rest on a finely creamy watercress risotto before sweet blackberry dumplings close the evening.
The interior balances warm textures with an Alpine Scandinavian design language that welcomes visitors immediately. Head waiter Carina Weiss coordinates the floor to keep service smooth while diners enjoy the unpretentious menu. The calm environment pairs naturally with the reliable standards praised by inspectors.
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In the cozy, Alpine-Scandinavian chic restaurant, guests quickly find their comfortable seat while regional flavors take center stage on the plate. For starters: chamois carpaccio or veal tartare with egg yolk cream. Next, a soup—such as asparagus cream soup or rich beef bone broth. The much-loved Cordon Bleu made from local veal loin is no longer a well-kept secret, and the pan-seared char fillet is served with a delicate, creamy watercress risotto. For something sweet to finish: how about blackberry dumplings with sour cream ice cream? Address Unterbergstraße 50 5611 Großarl Austria Contact 06414 81200 info@nesslerhof.at https://www.nesslerhof.at/ Opening Hours Daily 7:30 AM – 2:00 PM and 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM Team Lukas Dichtl Chef Kevin Skrbinjek Sous Chef Carina Weiss Maître d' Csaba Malik Pastry Chef
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