Andreas Kaiblinger puts an innovative spin on market-driven French cuisine at Michelin-starred Esszimmer. Eye-catching art, playful backlighting and a glass floor revealing the Almkanal stream keep diners captivated, as do gastronomic showstoppers such as Arctic char with calf’s head and asparagus. Buses 7, 21 and 28 to Landeskrankenhaus stop close by.
Esszimmer
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