Landzeit Strengberg — Restaurant in Gemeinde Strengberg

We were stopping by to grab a coffee. I ordered a macchiato and tried to clarify the size because each country, or even city, has different standards. The server, a tall woman with bland hair, was extremely rude, ignoring my question when there were only two guests behind me and one had already ordered. I politely tried to clarify again, and she rudely responded, "What do you want?!"

I paid for the small cup, gave it to a friend, and went back to order a larger size coffee. She pointed to the cup that had been made, saying that was the large size. I ended up with the same cup, but it had chocolate on top, while the cup she pointed to earlier did not. I told her that I can't have chocolate. She became offensive, saying, "Oh my god, you're super complicated," even though there was no one else in line. She then loudly complained in German to another lady at the cashier.

I understand that the culture is different here, but the staff just don’t qualify for the food and health industry because they don't understand allergies, which can cause serious medical issues for visitors.

Flies were all over the foods and juices.

Good thing is that the coffee was really good for that one...

The interior is GORGEOUS, the aesthetic is amazing for a gas station restaurant, it is absolutely amazing. But whoever placed those price tags and whoever else approved of those, I fear they're not in their right minds. Genuinely never thought I'd see a single roasted chicken thigh be so convincingly sold for 28 whole euros. I could feed a family of 4, and leave leftovers for the neighbours for that amount. Mind you, the pricing was also so unclear, I thought for 28euros I'd get a whole salad on the side maybe a small desert or a drink. Not even that! Just potatoes and a chicken thigh, not even a sauce? Left the table hungry and just overall rabid by the scam that it is. I didn't even pay this amount at much nicer restaurants in the heart of Vienna, for much grander meals. Lesson learned. I read in someone else's review how the service is comparable to a communist restaurant, I couldn't've put it in better...

A great place for a short stopover while traveling to Salzburg, Hallstatt, or even between Munich and Bratislava. The interiors are beautifully and aesthetically done, making it a pleasant space to relax for a while. There are plenty of food options to choose from, catering to different tastes, though it’s wise to check the prices before purchasing, as they can be a bit high. The outside terrace offers stunning views, with outdoor seating that’s perfect for enjoying a coffee under the sunshine. It’s also a family-friendly spot, with multiple playgrounds for kids and clean, free-of-charge restrooms. Most staff speak or understand English, making communication easy. A perfect stop for a...