Best Tasting Menus in Leogang
Kirchenwirt in Leogang Dorf serves a six-course tasting menu and holds a Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence. Its extensive wine list has national and international depth. dahoam by Andreas Herbst in Rain offers modern Alpine tasting menus using fermented and foraged ingredients, with a sommelier-led wine program. Both restaurants hold Michelin stars. Silva in Leogang serves forest-inspired French tasting menus featuring fermentation and smoking, with sommelier-led wine service. Mizūmi in Leogang offers contemporary Japanese tasting menus and omakase, a sake program and an extensive wine list. Chef's Table in Zell am See district serves a 10-course menu directly in the Krallerhof kitchen.
How this list is chosen: Restaurants serving a tasting menu or omakase, listed alphabetically. Updated October 8, 2026.
Chef's Table
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.
dahoam by Andreas Herbst
1 Michelin star
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.
Kirchenwirt
1 Michelin star · Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence · Deep wine list
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.
Mizūmi
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.
Silva
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.
Planning tasting menus in Leogang
- Which tasting-menu restaurants are in Leogang Dorf?
- Kirchenwirt in Leogang Dorf is the tasting-menu restaurant in that neighbourhood. It pairs a six-course tasting menu with an extensive wine list and a Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence.
- Which tasting-menu restaurants are in Rain?
- dahoam by Andreas Herbst in Rain is the tasting-menu restaurant in that neighbourhood. It offers a tasting menu and set menu, with a sommelier-led wine program and an extensive wine list.
- Which tasting-menu venue is outside the main village core?
- Chef's Table is in Zell am See district. Its 10-course chef’s table menu is served directly in the Krallerhof kitchen for 2 to 10 guests, and the restaurant has an extensive wine list.
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