Kitzbühel

Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Kitzbühel from the En Primeur Club guide.

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Accolades in Kitzbühel

In our guide, Kitzbühel has 2 Michelin-starred restaurants and 2 Michelin stars in total. Five exceptional wine programs appear citywide. Those programs include sommelier-led lists as well as a mountain hut list considered second to none in the region. The neighborhood Kitzbühel holds 10 venues in our guide, the largest cluster we publish. Berggericht in Hinterstadt cooks Alpine fine dining and offers a tasting menu, and it holds a Michelin star. Les Deux Kitzbühel - Brasserie & Bar in Kitzbühel Innenstadt is a modern French brasserie with an extensive wine list, and it holds a Michelin star. Mocking das Wirtshaus and Restaurant Hochkitzbühel bei Tomschy, both in Hahnenkamm, each hold a Star Wine List (2026). Zuma in Kitzbühel serves a contemporary Japanese robata grill, with a tasting menu and a sake program.

Exceptional wine programs

Our guide marks five wine programs citywide as exceptional. Berggericht in Hinterstadt, Neuwirt in Kitzbühel, and Tennerhof Restaurant in Kitzbühel are three of them, each sommelier-led with an extensive wine list.

Berggericht
Berggericht, in Hinterstadt, is an Alpine fine dining restaurant holding a Michelin star. Chef Marco Gatterer cooks creative Tiroler-influenced menus, and the signature Tyrolean Feast comes in four or six courses. The wine program is exceptional and sommelier-led, with an extensive wine list, and the restaurant serves wine pairings with the menu. The restaurant offers a tasting menu and prix fixe.
Neuwirt
Neuwirt, in Kitzbühel, serves modern Austrian Alpine fine dining, with an exceptional sommelier-led wine program and an extensive wine list. Meals are a la carte and a set menu. It holds a Michelin Plate (2026). Jürgen Kleinhappl leads creative Alpine cuisine in traditional Tyrolean stuben inside a historic luxury hotel.
Tennerhof Restaurant
Tennerhof Restaurant, in Kitzbühel, cooks modern Tyrolean fine dining with local Tyrolean ingredients and panoramic mountain views. It sits in a Relais & Châteaux hotel. The wine program is exceptional and sommelier-led, with an extensive wine list, and the menu is a la carte. Chef Buriphat leads the kitchen. The restaurant holds a Relais Chateaux Award (2026).

Restaurants in Hahnenkamm

Hahnenkamm holds 4 venues in our guide. Among them, a Bib Gourmand Wirtshaus and a mountain-top room hold Star Wine List awards, and a hut serves Alpine Austrian-Italian cooking.

Mocking das Wirtshaus
Mocking das Wirtshaus, in Hahnenkamm, reworks classic Austrian dishes with local ingredients at the end of the Hahnenkamm ski run. The cuisine is modern Austrian regional, served a la carte. It holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand (2026). The wine list runs from conventional Austrian selections to natural producers, and the restaurant holds a Star Wine List (2026).
Restaurant Hochkitzbühel bei Tomschy
Restaurant Hochkitzbühel bei Tomschy, in Hahnenkamm, is a mountain-top restaurant at 1850 m at the Hahnenkamm gondola station. The cuisine is traditional Tyrolean alpine, served a la carte, with panoramic alpine views. The list is extensive. It holds a Star Wine List (2026), a White Star.
Berggasthof Sonnbühel
Berggasthof Sonnbühel, in Hahnenkamm, is a mountain hut open since 1924, with refined alpine cuisine in an Alpine Austrian-Italian style. The hut has Hahnenkamm views and a sun terrace. The wine program has an extensive wine list, and meals are served a la carte.

Planning FAQ

How many Michelin-starred restaurants are in Kitzbühel?

Our guide lists 2 Michelin-starred restaurants in Kitzbühel and 2 Michelin stars in total, citywide. The restaurants are Berggericht in Hinterstadt and Les Deux Kitzbühel - Brasserie & Bar in Kitzbühel Innenstadt. Berggericht is an Alpine fine dining restaurant. Les Deux Kitzbühel - Brasserie & Bar is a modern French brasserie.

Which neighborhood has the most venues in the guide?

The neighborhood Kitzbühel holds the most venues in our guide, with 10. Neuwirt and Tennerhof Restaurant, both in Kitzbühel, have exceptional sommelier-led wine programs and extensive wine lists. Neuwirt cooks modern Austrian Alpine fine dining, and Tennerhof Restaurant cooks modern Tyrolean fine dining. Zuma, also in Kitzbühel, has a wine list, a sake program, and craft cocktails.

Where can I find tasting menus?

Tasting menus in our guide appear at Berggericht in Hinterstadt and at Zuma in Kitzbühel. Berggericht offers a tasting menu and prix fixe, and its signature Tyrolean Feast comes in four or six courses. Zuma serves contemporary Japanese robata grill cooking with a tasting menu, a la carte and small plates.

Which venues have exceptional wine programs?

Our guide counts 5 exceptional wine programs citywide. They include Berggericht in Hinterstadt, Neuwirt in Kitzbühel, Tennerhof Restaurant in Kitzbühel, and Hornköpflhütte in Kitzbüheler Horn. Berggericht, Neuwirt, and Tennerhof Restaurant are sommelier-led with extensive wine lists. Hornköpflhütte combines an extensive wine list with a beer program, and its list is considered second to none in the region.

By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards

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Berggericht

Discreetly set above a narrow, cobbled lane, Berggericht reveals a refined sanctuary where Tyrolean tradition is distilled into a modern, multi-course reverie. The signature Tyrolean Feast—offered in four or six courses, with a vegetarian journey available by reservation—bridges classic technique and contemporary verve, expressed through dishes like yellowfin mackerel brightened with coriander and kiwi, and a silken ballotine of Tyrolean free‑range chicken with delicate poultry farce. Service is poised yet warmly personal, with a seasoned team guiding guests through thoughtful wine pairings that sharpen each chapter of the menu. Here, Alpine terroir meets cosmopolitan polish in a dining room that glows with understated sophistication, inviting the well-traveled palate to linger, savor, and be surprised.

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Les Deux Kitzbühel - Brasserie & Bar

A Munich transplant that has taken root in the Austrian Alps, Les Deux Kitzbühel brings French brasserie classics, pâté en croûte, steak au poivre, alongside more contemporary plates to Franz-Reisch-Straße. The bar pours champagne until 1 AM most nights, and the atmosphere runs elegant without stiffness. Priced at €€€, it sits squarely in Kitzbühel's mid-to-upper dining tier.

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Mocking das Wirtshaus

Holding a Michelin Bib Gourmand for two consecutive years, Mocking das Wirtshaus sits at the foot of the Streif in Kitzbühel and serves a considered revival of Tiroler classics alongside a wine list that runs from conventional Austrian labels to natural producers. At the €€ price point, it occupies a different register from the town's fine-dining options, trading ceremony for a wood-and-stone interior where the cooking is the focus.

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Zuma

Zuma holds a Michelin Plate recognition in Kitzbühel's top dining tier, placing international cuisine against a backdrop of Alpine ambience at Bichlstraße 5. For visitors working through Kitzbühel's dining options, it represents one of the more polished international choices in a town that skews heavily toward regional Austrian cooking.

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Lois Stern

Lois Stern sits within Kitzbühel's mid-range dining tier, holding a Michelin Plate for both 2024 and 2025 and earning. The kitchen works in a fusion register, placing it at a different angle from the town's Austrian fine-dining rooms. Josef-Pirchl-Straße puts it close to the old town centre, with the Alps as the wider frame.

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Neuwirt

Neuwirt holds a 2025 Michelin Plate at Florianigasse 15 in Kitzbühel, positioning it among the town's recognised international dining options at the €€€ price point.

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Restaurant Hochkitzbühel bei Tomschy

Perched at the summit station of the Hahnenkammbahn cable car above Kitzbühel, Restaurant Hochkitzbühel bei Tomschy earns a White Star recognition from Star Wine List for its wine program. The setting places it squarely in the Alpine mountain-restaurant tier, where the elevation and approach are as much part of the experience as what arrives on the plate.

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Römerhof Stüberl

Römerhof Stüberl brings Kitzbühel’s alpine dining language into a smaller, more tradition-led register: Tyrolean comfort dishes, hotel-cellar wines, and a rustic room rather than resort spectacle. Chef Kai Horitzky’s cooking is framed around terroir and classic regional recipes, making it a useful counterpoint to the town’s louder luxury dining circuit.

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Tennerhof Restaurant

Tennerhof Restaurant at Griesenauweg 26 sits within Kitzbühel's fine dining tier, where Austrian classics are handled with formal precision under chef Buriphat. The address is a short approach from the town centre, suited to guests already staying in the area.

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1st Lobster

A seafood-focused address in Kitzbühel's Im Gries quarter, 1st Lobster occupies an unusual niche in a town defined by alpine fare and ski-lodge tradition. The name signals a clear positioning, premium crustacean cookery in a landlocked Austrian ski resort, placing it at an interesting angle to the regional dining scene. Advance planning is advisable given Kitzbühel's compressed high-season calendar.

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Alpenhotel Kitzbühel am Schwarzsee

Set beside the Schwarzsee lake on the quieter western edge of Kitzbühel, Alpenhotel Kitzbühel am Schwarzsee occupies a position that separates it from the town's more central, ski-focused hotel cluster. The property sits within walking distance of the lake and the surrounding Tyrolean alpine terrain, placing guests inside a landscape that directly informs the regional food and hospitality tradition of this part of Austria.

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Berggasthof Sonnbühel

Perched on the Hahnenkamm above Kitzbühel, Berggasthof Sonnbühel sits within one of Austria's most storied alpine settings, a mountain guesthouse where the tradition of Tiroler Gastlichkeit meets serious mountain terrain. The address alone, at Hahnenkamm 11, places it in the orbit of the famous downhill race course, giving the dining context that no lowland restaurant can replicate.

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Berghaus Tirol

Berghaus Tirol sits at Hahnenkamm 21, placing it at among the more storied addresses in Alpine sport and hospitality. Where Kitzbühel's top-of-mountain dining splits between tourist-volume operations and genuinely place-rooted houses, Berghaus Tirol occupies the latter category, a high-altitude address where the setting does the heavy editorial work and the surrounding competitive set includes peers like Berggasthof Sonnbühel and Berggericht.

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DAS Kaps

DAS Kaps sits at Ried Kaps 7 in Kitzbühel, positioned among the Tyrolean Alps with the kind of address that signals deliberate remove from the town centre's busier dining strip. The setting frames a meal that belongs to the quieter, more considered tier of Alpine dining, where the rhythm of the table matters as much as what arrives on it. For visitors to Kitzbühel, it represents a different register from the resort's more visible options.

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Das Steghaus am Schwarzsee

Das Steghaus am Schwarzsee sits at the edge of Kitzbühel's lake district, where the Alps-meets-water setting gives it a character distinct from the resort town's better-known ski-village dining. The lakeside address positions it alongside a small cluster of restaurants that trade on the Schwarzsee's seasonal atmosphere rather than the Hahnenkamm circuit. For visitors willing to look beyond the old town, it offers a different register of the Kitzbühel experience.

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Gasthof Hagstein

Hagstein sits above Kitzbühel at Hagsteinweg 95, occupying a position that frames the surrounding Tyrolean terrain as much as it reflects it. In a town where the dining scene spans everything from regional Gasthäuser to polished modern kitchens, Hagstein offers a point of reference grounded in alpine setting and local tradition. Visitors approaching from the valley road understand immediately that altitude is part of the proposition here.

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Hornköpflhütte

A mountain hut above Kitzbühel, Hornköpflhütte sits in the tradition of Austrian alpine dining where the setting does as much work as the kitchen. The approach here follows the rhythms of upland hospitality, unhurried, grounded in the region, and paced by the altitude. For visitors tracing Kitzbühel's dining scene beyond the valley floor, it represents a different register entirely.

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Seebichl

Seebichl occupies a quiet residential address on Seebichlweg in Kitzbühel, placing it slightly apart from the main après-ski circuit that defines the town centre. The setting suggests a dining room oriented toward regulars and repeat visitors rather than passing trade, in a town where the premium restaurant tier is increasingly competitive. For context on the wider Kitzbühel scene, see our full restaurants guide.

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Seidlalm

Seidlalm sits at Ried Ecking 24 in Kitzbühel, operating in the tradition of Austrian alpine huts where the setting does much of the work. At altitude above one of the Tirol's most visited resort towns, it draws the crowd that wants mountain atmosphere alongside their food and drink, a distinct tier from the town-centre dining room. Plan ahead: alpine huts in Kitzbühel fill quickly during ski season and summer hiking weeks.

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Simple food & drinks

Simple food & drinks occupies a quiet address at Im Gries 8 in Kitzbühel, sitting at the more relaxed end of a town that otherwise skews toward high-Alpine formality. In a resort where the dining spectrum runs from mountain huts to multi-course tasting menus, places that keep their scope deliberately narrow tend to earn a particular kind of loyalty. Approach with an open afternoon and modest expectations about advance planning.

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Grand Tirolia Kitzbühel

Grand Tirolia Kitzbühel earns its La Liste Top Hotels placement (96.5 points, 2026) and Michelin 2 Keys recognition through 145 rooms that balance alpine materiality with genuine comfort, a year-round programme spanning ski-in access and championship golf, and an après scene that runs from champagne bars to a jazz club. At rates from $289 per night, it positions itself at the upper tier of Kitzbühel's luxury hotel market.

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Hotel Kitzhof Mountain Design Resort

A 163-room resort in the Austrian Alps that takes the visual language of traditional alpine lodges and routes it through a contemporary design sensibility. Multiple restaurants cover the range from Tyrolean regional cooking to lighter fare, and the spa, indoor pool, and mountain views give it year-round relevance beyond the ski season. The Hahnenkamm race in late January is the annual high-water mark for demand.

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Hotel Weisses Roessl

A 17th-century property on Bichlstraße in central Kitzbühel, Hotel Weisses Roessl holds Leading Hotels of the World membership and houses an outpost of Zuma, the Japanese restaurant group, alongside a full spa with indoor pool and sauna. Family-owned for nearly two decades and comprehensively refurbished in 2017, its 45 rooms place it squarely in Kitzbühel's historic-centre tier, suited to guests who want direct access to town on foot.

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Schwarzer Adler

An adults-only hotel at the centre of Kitzbühel, Schwarzer Adler pitches its 88 rooms at guests who want clean-lined modern design over alpine kitsch. The extensive spa complex and rooftop pool with wraparound mountain views are the core draw, balanced by the low-lit Secret Bar for evenings. It is a property that trades on atmosphere and access rather than family amenities.

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Hotel Tennerhof

A family-owned five-star property on the hillside above Kitzbühel, Hotel Tennerhof occupies a quieter tier of Alpine luxury: 39 antique-furnished rooms and six private chalets, a Gault Millau-recognised restaurant with more than 30 years of consecutive awards, and a Leading Spa Resorts-certified spa. Rates start from US$268 per night, with Relais & Châteaux membership signalling its place in the small-property premium set.

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A-ROSA Kitzbühel

A-ROSA Kitzbühel holds a Michelin Selected distinction in one of the Alps' most competitive resort towns, where the gap between serviceable and considered is wider than the price tags suggest.

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Bio-Hotel Stanglwirt

Recognized by the Michelin Selected Hotels 2025 guide, Bio-Hotel Stanglwirt sits along Kaiserweg in the Tyrolean countryside outside Kitzbühel, operating as one of Austria's most established organic luxury retreats. The property positions itself around certified-organic produce, extensive wellness facilities, and a service culture shaped by Alpine hospitality tradition rather than international hotel-group convention.

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Maierl-Alm & Chalets

A Michelin Selected alpine retreat at Krinberg 14 in Kitzbühel, Maierl-Alm & Chalets positions itself in the quieter, chalet-format tier of the Kitzbühel accommodation market. The property sits outside the town's more commercial hotel corridor, offering a different register of mountain hospitality for guests who want proximity to the Hahnenkamm slopes without the bustle of the town centre.

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Q! Hotel Maria Theresia

Q! Hotel Maria Theresia holds a Michelin Selected distinction in the 2025 guide, placing it among a small cohort of Kitzbühel properties recognised for quality beyond the standard alpine formula. Located on Bichlstraße 15, the hotel sits within one of Austria's most competitive winter resort towns, where design-led properties increasingly define the upper tier of the accommodation market.

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