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Go Get It Now!
- Geisleralm, South Tyrol
- Walcheralm, Styria
- Pichler Schober, Styria
- Buschenschank Resch (Familie Kainz), Styria
- Steierplatzl, Vienna
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Stay Away!
- Jagakölla, Burgenland
- Al Baretto, Lombardy, Italy
- Gasthaus Rohrhaus, Vienna
- Altes Presshaus, Lower Austria
- Maxing Stüberl, Vienna
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Brettljause
This rating relates to the taste of the Brettljause itself. It may be the smallest, the most expensive Brettljause served at a highly disgusting place, but if it tastes good, you will find it here.
- Geisleralm, South Tyrol
- Walcheralm, Styria
- Pichler Schober, Styria
- Buschenschank Resch (Familie Kainz), Styria
- Steierplatzl, Vienna
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Variety
Some disagree, but one of the greatest pleasures of eating a Brettljause is to be able to taste a lot of different stuff. This rating measures how varied the ingredients were. Five cheeses that taste the same do not count.
- Geisleralm, South Tyrol
- Walcheralm, Styria
- Steierplatzl, Vienna
- Pichler Schober, Styria
- Mostheuriger Hansbauer, Lower Austria
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Authenticity
One can build a passable Brettljause in five minutes after visiting a supermarket across the road. These Brettljausen excel in containing authentic, locally produced ingredients and are also pleasant to look at.
- Walcheralm, Styria
- Ignaz-Mattis-Hütte, Styria
- Waldstüberl-Weinhof Lamprecht, Styria
- Gasthaus Plasch, Carinthia
- Rauthof, South Tyrol
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Size
These are the Brettljausen to go for if you are very hungry. Do not forget to check the other ratings, too, or you may end up facing a lot of stuff that is nearly inedible!
- Buschenschank Resch (Familie Kainz), Styria
- Magdalenenhof, Vienna
- Homolje Grill, Vienna
- Walcheralm, Styria
- Mostheuriger Hansbauer, Lower Austria
- Oberhofalm, Salzburg
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Atmosphere/Service
A Brettljause is mainly an “outdoor dish,” and having a nice view while attacking the meats is very important. This rating reflects the restaurant’s location and friendliness of service.
- Ignaz-Mattis-Hütte, Styria
- Geisleralm, South Tyrol
- Fahrlechhütte, Styria
- Almhütte Plätzwiese, South Tyrol
- Weingut und Buschenschank Repolusk, Styria
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Value
For those feeling stingy (or just price-conscious), this rating shows the best deals in terms of getting a lot of quality food for not much money.
- Mostheuriger Familie Lettner, Lower Austria
- Jupp’s Bierstüberl, Burgenland
- Mostschank Familie Luif, Burgenland
- Flourl’s Schenke, Styria
- Heuriger Amon, Lower Austria
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Vienna
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Lower Austria
- Mostheuriger Hansbauer
- Mostheuriger Familie Lettner
- Mostheuriger Fam. Binder, Zur Steinernen Birne
- Weinbau Denk
- Weinberg Heuriger Öhlzelt
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Styria
- Walcheralm
- Buschenschank Resch (Familie Kainz), Styria
- Pichler Schober
- Ignaz-Mattis-Hütte
- Weingut Schmölzer
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Salzburg
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Tyrol
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Upper Austria
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