Stiftsgasthaus d Stiftes Heiligenkreuz

A delightful lunch at the gasthof of Stift Heiligenkreuz! Everything about it was relaxing and the food was delicious. My hisband had a delicious wild meat salad and I had the best schnitzel of our entire trip.

This is a great place if you drive around the Vienna Woods it's a good location for stopping between a few villages you can enjoy a nice dinner or a great snack they have good service and very very very good wine

We enjoyed the typical Austrian lunch. Though it is predominantly non-vegetarian restaurant but offers some vegetarian dishes too. The service though bit slow was good. Portions served are good. Food was fresh and tasty.It is not a budget restaurant. The restaurant is nicely decorated and well maintained. Speisekarte ansehen

We came for a quick lunch. Pumpkin soup, wild sausage with sauerkraut and potatoes and apple strudel. Soup and dessert were average but the main was out of this earth. It was perfect! Absolutely delicious and big portion for 8,50. And the food was served super fast. Like couple of minutes after ordering it.

I was seeing the monastery and a healthy appetite was the main motive I went for lunch at the gasthof. And I didn't regret my decision.The ambient of an old monastery and typical Austrian gasthof was interesting.The service was fast and the staff friendly and helpful.I had a soup (3.80 euros,) a Wildragout, bore and elk (10.30 euro) andd a small beer (3.40 euros.) The soup was fine. The ragout with fine cuts of meat and not only the cut off corners from steaks and spiced and prepared right for the palate. The portions are well sized and more than enough that you need not eat anything else for some time.Yes, there is ample parking space and a nice Wienerwald for a walk after a good meal.I can...

I was seeing the monastery and a healthy appetite was the main motive I went for lunch at the gasthof. And I didn't regret my decision. The ambient of an old monastery and typical Austrian gasthof was interesting. The service was fast and the staff...friendly and helpful. I had a soup (3.80 euros), a Wildragout, bore and elk (10.30 euro) andd a small beer (3.40 euros). The soup was fine. The ragout with fine cuts of meat and not only the cut off corners from steaks and spiced and prepared right for the palate. The portions are well sized and more than enough that you need not eat anything else for some time. Yes, there is ample parking space and a nice Wienerwald for a walk after a good meal... Speisekarte ansehen

Wir sind so glücklich, hier zu essen. Unsere guten Freunde, die auf der gegenüberliegenden Seite leben, haben uns hierher gebracht und was für ein wunderschöner Ort es ist. im Schatten eines Gaumens und aller Tische, die einen Brunnen umgeben. Wir haben vergessen, die Kirchenglocken zu hören, während wir gegessen haben, und obwohl die Wälder auf der anderen Seite Österreichs aus Salzburg stammen, konnten wir nicht umhin, hier den „Klang der Musik“ zu hören. Aufgrund der Expertenempfehlungen unseres Freundes waren wir von Lutzkrapfen als Hauptgericht begeistert. Es war ein großzügiger Teller mit Spinat und Käse gefüllten Ravioli mit einer leichten Sose und Parmesan übergossen. Es kam ein sehr...

I've eaten at this restaurant dozens of times over the years, most recently two days ago. I generally walk to this location as parking in the stift is limited, but it is never difficult to find a place when I drive. One may also park...in the village and walk inside the walls of the stift if the weather is pleasant. The restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating. The garden seating is preferred when the weather cooperates. There are dozens of tables so seating is plentiful and shade is provided by large, aged trees, as well as table umbrellas. One can often hear the bells of the monastery while eating and will occasionally see a monk or two eating with community members. As it is the...

madame and I drove a long time ago at a cool, sunny beginning julisonntag to Heiligenkreuz, where we took time to enjoy a little landscape and with the aim of a pleasant lunch. St. Cross has not disappointed. we sat in the open in a court of a venerable old monastery, accompanied (do not try surprising, on a Sunday) by dozens of priests at nearby tables. trout on the blue trout were on our head, and fortunately they were also on the menu. We started with salates, then ordered wein and trout. the trout were held in a fountain in the middle of the court, about fifteen feet or so by our table. Whenever they were ordered, which was very often on this special day, a young woman from the kitchen s... Speisekarte ansehen