Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Leogang from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Leogang
Silva in Leogang serves forest-inspired French tasting menus. Chef's Table in Zell am See district serves its menu in the Krallerhof kitchen, and Restaurant 1617 in Leogang offers a set menu and à la carte Austrian cooking.
Silva in Leogang holds a Michelin Plate for 2026. Its 10-seat dining room serves forest-inspired French tasting menus. The kitchen uses fermentation and smoking, and its wine list includes sommelier-led service.
Chef's Table in Zell am See district serves a 10-course menu directly in the Krallerhof kitchen for 2 to 10 guests. The restaurant has an extensive wine list.
Restaurant 1617 in Leogang serves traditional Austrian Alpine cuisine through set menu and à la carte formats. It holds a Michelin Plate for 2026 and has an extensive wine list. The dining room features live zither music.
Kirchenwirt in Leogang Dorf, dahoam by Andreas Herbst in Rain and Mizūmi in Leogang have extensive wine lists; dahoam by Andreas Herbst also has sommelier-led service, while Mizūmi has a sake program.
Kirchenwirt in Leogang Dorf has an exceptional wine program and an extensive wine list with national and international depth. The restaurant serves Alpine-rooted seasonal cooking and holds a Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence.
dahoam by Andreas Herbst in Rain pairs its tasting menu with a sommelier-led wine program and an extensive wine list. The kitchen uses fermentation and foraging, with ingredients sourced locally.
Mizūmi in Leogang brings contemporary Japanese cooking into a luxury spa hotel setting. The room includes a sake program and an extensive wine list, an open sushi bar and floor-to-ceiling alpine lake views.
Leogang has 2 Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. They are Kirchenwirt in Leogang Dorf and dahoam by Andreas Herbst in Rain. Both offer tasting menus and hold a Michelin star for 2026.
Leogang Dorf has Kirchenwirt, Rain has dahoam by Andreas Herbst, and Leogang has Silva and Mizūmi. Kirchenwirt and dahoam by Andreas Herbst hold Michelin stars; Silva offers forest-inspired French tasting menus, while Mizūmi serves contemporary Japanese cuisine.
Tasting menus are offered at Kirchenwirt in Leogang Dorf, dahoam by Andreas Herbst in Rain, Silva and Mizūmi in Leogang, and Chef's Table in Zell am See district. Kirchenwirt serves a six-course tasting menu; Chef's Table serves a 10-course menu directly in the Krallerhof kitchen.
Kirchenwirt in Leogang Dorf holds the Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence in our guide. Its extensive wine list has national and international depth, and the restaurant holds the award for 2026.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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A Michelin-starred inn in Leogang with roots dating to 1326, Kirchenwirt has been in the same family for over 130 years and now earns its star through Chef Stefan Birnbacher's Alpine-rooted seasonal cooking. The six-course tasting menu sits at the summit of the village's dining tier, alongside a wine list that draws serious national and international depth. Hotel rooms are available on site.
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At dahoam by Andreas Herbst, the kitchen at Hotel Riederalm translates Leogang's alpine terrain into a set menu built on fermentation, foraging, and hyper-local sourcing. Chef Herbst trained with Johanna Maier, Andreas Döllerer, and Mario Lohninger before returning home to push regional cuisine into new technical territory. A white bull leather map of local producers on the table says everything about where the food comes from.
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Mizūmi brings Asian contemporary cooking to the Austrian Alps, holding a 2025 Michelin Plate in a village better known for ski runs than soy-based broths. Priced at the accessible end of Leogang's dining range (€€), it occupies a genuine gap in the local scene, where most kitchens default to seasonal Alpine or Austrian formats.
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Silva sits at Hütten 2 in the Salzburg Alps village of Leogang, where Jean-Georges Vongerichten's name above a mountain address signals something more ambitious than the setting suggests. Consecutive Michelin Plates in 2024 and 2025 confirm that ambition is earned. At €€€€ pricing, it occupies the upper tier of Leogang dining alongside dahoam by Andreas Herbst and Kirchenwirt.
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ESS:ENZ occupies a considered position within Leogang's small but serious fine dining circuit, where alpine proximity to quality producers shapes what arrives on the plate. The address at Rain 9 places it away from the resort's main traffic, suiting a format built around focus rather than footfall. For visitors working through the Salzburg region's premium restaurant tier, it warrants attention alongside the area's broader culinary context.
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Set along the slopes above Leogang, mama thresl occupies a particular place in the Salzburg region's alpine dining scene, where the rhythm of the meal matters as much as what arrives at the table. The address at Sonnberg 252 places it within easy reach of the Saalbach-Hinterglemm valley's broader hospitality corridor, making it a natural reference point for visitors navigating the area's range of dining formats, from casual mountain fare to considered seasonal cooking.
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Restaurant 1617 holds a 2025 Michelin Plate recognition and sits at the mid-range price tier in Leogang's dining scene, where Austrian cuisine anchors the menu and the alpine village setting shapes the experience. For a mountain town better known for ski runs than restaurant tables, that credential carries weight. The address, Hütten 2, deep in the Leogang valley, signals a room that earns its audience through cooking rather than convenience.
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Chef's Table in Leogang belongs to the intimate end of the Austrian Alps dining spectrum: kitchen-proximate, ingredient-led, and defined more by format than by ceremony. In a village where hotel restaurants, alpine huts, and seasonal fine dining sit close together, its appeal lies in the direct line between produce, cooking, and the room itself.
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KrallerAlm sits at Rain 6 in Leogang, a Salzburg-region mountain village where Alpine hut dining has evolved well beyond the rustic cliché. Within a local dining scene that ranges from seasonal Austrian to Asian contemporary, KrallerAlm represents the traditional Alm format that anchors the area's food culture. Visitors to the Saalfelden-Leogang area should check current opening times and reservation availability directly with the venue before visiting.
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A 17th-century forest farmstead turned alpine hotel, Naturhotel Forsthofgut has been stewarded by the same family for more than 400 years. Scoring 95 points on La Liste's 2026 Top Hotels ranking, it sits at the serious end of Leogang's accommodation spectrum, with 109 rooms and suites, an extensive multi-environment spa, and working farms that remain part of the estate to this day.
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Hotel Krallerhof in Leogang sits minutes from a cable-car lift in the Salzburg Alps, pairing 124 rooms with a space-age spa complex built around a natural bathing lake, an Olympic-length infinity pool, and a resort-wide contemporary art collection curated across four generations of family ownership. The property occupies a distinct position in the Salzburger mountain hotel tier: cosmopolitan in cultural ambition, resolutely local in character.
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mama thresl occupies a distinct position in Leogang's accommodation mix: a 50-room Alpine hotel pitched at urban travellers who want knotted pine and mountain gondola access without surrendering the sensibility they arrived with. Rooms range from well-equipped standards to suites with private hot tubs and rooftop terraces facing the Pinzgauer mountains, and the food programme runs from bakery breakfasts to a ski-area snack shack serving spit-roasted chicken.
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Holzhotel Forsthofalm sits above Leogang in the Austrian Alps, built almost entirely from timber in a design that treats the mountain environment as the primary architectural material. Recognised by La Liste's Top Hotels 2026 with 90 points, it occupies a niche among Alpine properties where material honesty and landscape integration take precedence over conventional resort scale.
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A Michelin Selected property in the Salzburg Alps, Naturresort PURADIES at Rain 9 in Leogang positions itself within Austria's nature-led luxury tier, where timber construction, mountain panoramas, and wellness depth define the competitive set. The resort draws guests who prioritise landscape integration over urban-adjacent convenience, placing it alongside Leogang's most considered hotel offerings.
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