The story
Zirbenstube „Postamt" in Steeg/Lechtal delivers refined Alpine cuisine from a compact kitchen led by Chef Florian Obwegeser. His brigade handles the entire workflow from field to plate, ensuring that venison and wild boar retain their natural character through careful preparation. Junior chef Florian collaborates directly with pastry chef Jasmin Jehle to structure each multi-course service. This steady attention to regional sourcing earned the spot fifteen points in the latest Gault&Millau guide.
Premium cuts arrive whole, giving guests full visibility into how the proteins are aged, seasoned, and cooked. The hunting tradition dictates much of the menu, with forest meats featuring prominently across both tasting routes and à la carte selections. Hostess Martina Obwegeser curates matching wines, often steering tables toward structured reds that stand up to the richer preparations. Larger groups can reserve a chefstable for five to twelve people to experience these dishes prepared entirely at the counter.
The space draws its identity from Zirbe, the Swiss pine timber that wraps the walls and ceiling in warm tones. That architectural choice creates a quiet refuge where modern food preparation meets traditional Tyrolean cooking. Family management sets a deliberate pace, prioritizing unhurried conversation between courses instead of tight turnaround times. The result feels less like a commercial operation and more like a long evening spent in a mountain guesthouse.
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