Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Schladming from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Schladming
These are the clearest picks for readers who care about the list as much as the room. Schladming center holds the city’s tasting-menu option, while Hauptplatz and Rohrmoos-Untertal add wine lists.
nōa Schladming in Schladming center is the city’s clearest fine-dining room, with 6-course tasting menus and an extensive wine list. It serves modern Austrian fine dining at Hotel nōa, with mountain views and a quiet pace for dinner or brunch.
JOHANN GENUSSraum on Hauptplatz serves Modern Styrian Austrian cooking with an extensive wine list. Its dining room is built around a deliberate, course-driven style in central Schladming.
ARX Restaurant in Rohrmoos-Untertal serves Modern Austrian with Experimental Twists and pairs that with a wine list. It also pours natural wine and sits in a mountain setting within the hotel restaurant format.
Schladming’s strongest dining pattern is the alpine hut. These places define how the city eats on the mountain, with traditional regional cooking, beer programs, and settings built around skiing or hiking.
Onkel Willy's Hütte in Planai is a historic mountain hut dating from 1967, with woodcarvings and an après-ski atmosphere. The hut serves traditional Austrian mountain cooking à la carte on the slopes, with a wine list and a beer program.
Weitmoosalm in Planai is a cozy mountain hut serving Traditional Austrian Alpine cuisine with mountain views. It has a standard wine program and a classic a la carte format on the slope.
Steireralm in Reiteralm is a classic ski hut at 1300m altitude and has served traditional Austrian ski hut cooking for over 40 years. Goulash soup and Kaspressknödel sit alongside a terrace and mountain views.
Schladming center, Hauptplatz, and Rohrmoos-Untertal each have wine-led rooms in our guide. Schladming center has nōa Schladming with an extensive wine list, Hauptplatz has JOHANN GENUSSraum with the same wine facts, and Rohrmoos-Untertal has ARX Restaurant with a wine program and natural wine.
Schladming has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. nōa Schladming in Schladming center serves modern Austrian fine dining with tasting menus and an extensive wine list. ARX Restaurant in Rohrmoos-Untertal serves experimental Austrian dishes and natural wines.
nōa Schladming in Schladming center offers 6-course tasting menus. The restaurant serves modern Austrian fine dining at Hotel nōa, with seasonal compositions combining Austrian traditions and modern creativity, an extensive wine list and mountain views.
One venue in our Schladming guide has an exceptional wine program, and several others are marked by extensive wine lists. Those include nōa Schladming in Schladming center, JOHANN GENUSSraum on Hauptplatz, and ARX Restaurant in Rohrmoos-Untertal.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Schladming, Austria
ARX Restaurant sits on Rohrmoosstraße in Schladming, Austria, placing it within reach of the Dachstein-Tauern alpine environment that defines the region's ingredient story. The address positions it among a small cluster of Schladming dining options that draw on Styrian produce and mountain-larder traditions. For visitors building an itinerary around the town's food scene, ARX is a reference point worth investigating alongside the area's other addresses.
Schladming, Austria
Da SEPP on Planaistraße sits at the junction of Schladming's mountain traffic and its local dining culture, oriented toward the Styrian alpine kitchen tradition rather than the cosmopolitan register found in larger Austrian cities. The address, close to the Planai lift base, draws from both the seasonal ski and summer hiking crowd and a resident catchment that gives the restaurant a durability beyond peak seasons.
Schladming, Austria
A mountain hut on the Hochwurzen plateau above Schladming, Hochwurzenalm occupies a position where the Styrian alpine tradition of sourcing close to altitude becomes the entire point. Skiers and hikers arrive here for the elevation and the setting; the kitchen's logic follows the same geography. For Schladming's broader dining scene, it represents the hut-dining tier that the region does on its own terms.
Schladming, Austria
Hochwurzenhütte sits on the Hochwurzen slopes above Schladming, operating within the well-established tradition of Austrian mountain huts that serve as mid-mountain dining stops for skiers and hikers alike. The hut format here follows the regional pattern of hearty alpine fare eaten communally, with the surrounding Styrian terrain shaping both the setting and the rhythm of a meal taken at altitude.
Schladming, Austria
On Schladming's central Hauptplatz, JOHANN GENUSSraum represents the more considered end of alpine dining in the Ennstal valley. The name, GENUSSraum, meaning 'room of pleasure', signals an intention toward deliberate, course-driven eating rather than the hütten informality that defines most dining in this ski town. For visitors looking beyond après-ski plates, it sits in a distinct tier.
Schladming, Austria
A mountain hut at Lindenweg 11 in Schladming, Märchenwiesenhütte sits within the Styrian Alps dining tradition that runs from rustic shelter stops to more ambitious alpine kitchens. The address places it in the residential fringe of Schladming town, distinct from the higher-altitude lift-served huts on Hochwurzen. Exact cuisine, hours, and booking details are best confirmed directly before visiting.
Schladming, Austria
Where the Alpine Setting Does Half the Work Approach Gleiming 43 on a winter afternoon and the sequence of sensory cues arrives before you reach the door: the crunch of compacted snow underfoot, wood smoke hanging low in cold air, the muffled...
Schladming, Austria
nōa Schladming serves Modern Austrian Fine Dining at Hotel nōa on Erzherzog-Johann-Straße, with mountain views, an extensive wine list, and a leisurely, quiet pace for dinner or brunch.
Schladming, Austria
A mountain hut on Planaistraße in Schladming's ski circuit, Onkel Willy's Hütte occupies the category of on-slope eating that Austria does better than almost anywhere else in the Alps. The venue sits within a competitive Schladming scene where hut culture, après-ski timing, and the specific rhythm of a ski day shape what ends up on the table as much as any kitchen philosophy does.
Schladming, Austria
A guesthouse-style property on the quieter Vorberg edge of Schladming, Pension Astlhof sits within reach of the Planai ski area while operating at a more personal scale than the town's larger hotel offerings. For travellers who prefer the rhythm of a family-run pension over branded hospitality, it occupies a distinct position in Schladming's accommodation spread.
Schladming, Austria
A traditional mountain hut on the slopes above Schladming, Reiteralmhütte occupies a position that puts it among the region's alpine dining stops where the physical setting does much of the editorial work. Sitting at Preunegg 51, it draws visitors looking for a break from the piste or trail in a format that prioritises place over polish. For context on how it compares to other Schladming options, see our full city guide.
Schladming, Austria
Located on Salzburgerstraße in central Schladming, Sattler's occupies a position in one of Austria's most visited alpine resort towns, where dining expectations run from hearty mountain fare to occasion-worthy evening meals. For travellers marking a milestone in the Dachstein-Tauern region, it sits within a compact dining scene worth understanding before you book.
Schladming, Austria
A mountain hut above Schladming operating in the Styrian alpine tradition, Schnepf'n Alm sits at Preunegg 45 and draws both midday skiers and evening visitors looking for something quieter than the valley floor. The rhythm here follows the mountain: busy, casual, and calorie-forward at lunch; slower and more deliberate after the lifts close. For the full picture of dining in the area, see our Schladming restaurants guide.
Schladming, Austria
A mountain hut on Schladming's Hochwurzen slope, Seiterhütte sits in a category of Alpine dining where the setting does as much work as the kitchen. Compared to the resort's more polished dining rooms, it represents the rugged, altitude-driven end of the local eating spectrum, where regional sourcing and the practicalities of mountain supply chains shape what ends up on the plate.
Schladming, Austria
Sonnenalm sits above Mandling in the Schladming-Dachstein region, occupying the kind of high-altitude position that Alpine hut dining has claimed for generations. The address at Sonnenalm 18 places it within the broader arc of mountain hospitality that defines eating and drinking in this corner of the Austrian Alps. For context on the wider scene, see our full Schladming restaurants guide.
Schladming, Austria
A mountain hut restaurant on the slopes above Schladming, Sonnenstüberl sits within the Styrian alpine tradition of hearty, locally sourced cooking served in warm timber surrounds. The address places it well above the valley floor, drawing skiers and hikers who want something more considered than a standard lift-side stop. It belongs to a category of Schladming dining that rewards the climb.
Schladming, Austria
Steireralm serves traditional Austrian ski hut cooking in a historic building with a terrace and mountain views, with goulash soup and Kaspressknödel on the menu.
Schladming, Austria
Ursprungalm sits along Almstraße in Pichl, a short drive from Schladming's ski infrastructure, and belongs to the tradition of Alpine mountain huts that serve as halfway points between valley and peak. The setting shapes the experience as much as anything on the plate, placing it within a category of Austrian dining where elevation, seasonality, and the surrounding Dachstein landscape do much of the work.
Schladming, Austria
Waldhäuslalm serves Traditional Styrian Alpine cooking with mountain views, local sourcing, and a beer program, plus fried char from lake, grilled lamb, and spinach dumplings.
Schladming, Austria
Weitmoosalm sits along Planaistraße in Schladming, positioned where the Planai mountain infrastructure meets the working rhythm of an Austrian ski resort. Among Schladming's mountain dining options, it occupies the alm tradition, the high-altitude hut format that defines how this region eats between runs. For visitors orienting themselves in the Dachstein-Tauern area, it represents a grounded, place-specific alternative to the valley's more formal dining rooms.
Schladming
Selected entries from the current guide for Schladming.
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Schladming
Selected entries from the current guide for Schladming.
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Schladming
Selected entries from the current guide for Schladming.
Schladming, Austria
In a region where distilling tradition runs alongside the agricultural calendar, Kraxenbräu positions itself among Austria's recognised prestige producers. EP Club tracks it as a reference point for alpine-terrain distilling in the eastern Alps.
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