St Anton

St Anton Resort Restaurants

Located at the bottom of the home run, just above the Galzig gondola, The Museum offers a truly unique setting. A museum by day and a lavish restaurant by night, it combines refined dining with traditional Austrian flavours. For film fans,The Museum also featured as a filming location in the popular ski movie Chalet Girl. Nestled in the heart of St Anton beneath the M3 Hotel, Restaurant Haziendais a lively and welcoming dining spot that blends traditional Alpine cuisine with international flavours. With its warm, informal atmosphere, it works just as well for a couple of drinks as it does for a relaxed evening meal. The menu is broad, good value and focused on fresh, high-quality ingredients, with an emphasis on seasonal and locally sourced produce. Popular with both visitors and locals, Hazienda is known for its friendly service, organic ingredients and vibrant ambience. Live music often carries the evening into the night, making it a fun and easy-going choice after a day on the slopes. If you're craving Italian cuisine, look no further than Pomodoro’s Pizzeria.Renowned for serving some of the best pizzas in resort, it’s busy from the moment it opens, so arriving early is advised. Pomodoro’s also offers takeaway, making it a great option for a quick bite after a long and lively après. For a true taste of traditional Austrian cuisine in a cosy alpine setting, Rodel-Stall is a must-visit. Decorated like a rustic Austrian barn, complete with cowbells and a large circular open fireplace, the atmosphere is as memorable as the food. The menu is packed with classic Tyrolean dishes, all hearty, generous and perfect after a day in the mountains. Our unofficial rule: if you visit Rodel-Stall, at least one person at the table should order their famous Schweinshaxe- a roast pork knuckle with perfectly crisp crackling, easily enough to feed two (or more). The restaurant also partners with the Rodelalm, located just above the Nasserein gondola, where you can enjoy the same menu on the mountain during the day. A firm favourite among visitors to St Anton, The Hospiz Alm is located in St Christoph and combines beautiful traditional Austrian decor with exceptional food and impeccable service. A haven for wine connoisseurs, its Gothic wine cellar houses a world-famous collection of large-format bottles-and no visit is complete without taking the famous slide down to the toilets.

St Anton Mountain Restaurants

There are loads of restaurant options along the slopes but The Verwallstube at Galzig is in a class of its own. Fine dining with excellent waiter service, this restaurants top class menu has outstanding panoramic views to match. However make sure you book in advance to avoid disappointment. The Rodelalm partnered with the Rodelstall in Nasserein, is a great restaurant in perfect position to finish the day with. Not actually marked on the piste map, this restaurant is located beside the black run 25. It has a lovely atmosphere ideal to enjoy afternoon drinks or to dine on hearty Tyrolean dishes. The 'half-chicken' and schweinshaxe (roast ham hock) are both popular dishes and tend to sell out as the day goes on.The Hospiz Alm also serves up a great selection of traditional Austrian cuisine, from fried garlic spatzle to platters of ribs and wings, you will not be disappointed with the food or the service (the staff are all dressed in traditional Austrian outfits). St Anton's après bars are equally as good for food as they are for their partying. Mooserwirt is world famous, serving up a selection of Austrian dishes in huge portions. The hilariously miss-translated menu even offers a 100 EUR fried Ostrich egg, for those feeling adventurous. Other places such as Griabli, Heustadl and Krazy Kanguruh are also great. If you're a super keen skier and don't want to waste precious skiing time on dining out, the Ulmer Hütte near the top of the Arlenmahder chair has a fantastic queuing system for grabbing quick snacks on the go . Over at Rendl you can also enjoy a spacious self service restaurant which has great cook to order options and a lovely sun terrace overlooking the action in the terrain park.

St Anton Apres Ski

St Anton's bar scene is a must to experience. The action kicks off from around 3pm and pushes on through to the early hours. Après-ski commences in a collection of bars on the slopes immediately above St Anton, the most popular being the Mooserwirt, (selling more beer than any other bar in Austria). For a more civilised après ski drink Griabli, Heustadl and the Sennhutte are great places to enjoy live music and a more chilled environment. Off the slopes, bars in town are alive by 4pm with Base Camp attracting a mixed group of tourists and ski instructors. For those that cannot get enough, clubs such as Piccadilly and Bar Cuba will see you through to the early hours of the morning.

St Anton Nightlife

The après ski in St Anton seems to more often than not roll into the early hours of the morning, and with St Anton's flat village streets, it's not too difficult to stumble back to your ski chalet. Many of the après bars stay open till late filled with people still sporting their ski boots. St Anton's night life is carried through to the early houses in Bar Cuba a popular club with a predominately English crowd. The Piccadilly bar features live music with a fantastic atmosphere and partnered up with neighbouring Post Keller to offer the perfect end to any night out in town. The Kandahar nightclub across the main high street is definitely the place for you for partying and dancing into the night.