Hintertux Apres Ski Bars & Restaurants
With a handful of bars and restaurants in Hintertux, the options are fairly limited – eating out is predominantly served by hotel restaurants and après ski largely consigned to the lively Hohenhaus Tenne bar.Hintertux Apres Ski Bars
The Hintertux nightlife is pretty limited, but anyone in search of some classic Austrian après ski should head immediately to the Hohenhaus in a prime spot at the bottom of the Gletscherbus lift.
Hohenhaus Tenne (+43 5287 8501) is the focal point of Hintertux après ski. A traditional Austrian bar with pumping music and beer flowing, it is always lively after a long day’s ski. Fast-food is on offer in the bar at the back and the toilets alone are worth a visit!
Papperla Pub (+43 5287 8501) the ‘cosiest living room in Zillertal’ is part of the Alpenbad Hohenhaus Hotel (not to be confused with the Hohenhaus Tenne near the Gletcherbus), and as part of its draw has Sky Sports on offer. But it can be altogether more lively, with music nights and the regular ‘Tux1 disco night’ – usually open until 04:00.
Disco Batzenkeller (+43 5287 8570) is the place to go for a late night drink and music in Hintertux, attached to the Badhotel Kirchler.
Hintertux Restaurants
Dining out in Hintertux is primarily limited to a number of hotel restaurants, generally focusing on traditional Austrian fare. The Hotel Alpenhof is said to have the best restaurant in the village. At lunchtime the options within the village are fairly limited, although most visitors are sensibly high up on the mountain were there are a range of mountain restaurants.
Café Restaurant Kaiser-Brundl (+43 5287 8580) adjoined to the Neuhintertux Hotel is well located at the bottom of the ski route 1a, right opposite the Hohenhaus Tenne. A café bar serving food and drinks, including for lunch and dinner, the Kaiser-Brundl also caters for the après ski crowd with loud music welcoming skiers off the slopes!
Didi’s Pizzeria (+43 5287 87329) provides a bit of a change from the traditional in Hintertux, with a wide ranging Italian menu including a large selection of pizzas, as well as pasta, soup and salads. Take-away is also available.
Hotel Alpenhof (+43 5287 8550) is highly thought of in the village and serves a five-course dinner every evening. The only drawback is that the restaurant is not open for lunch, although an afternoon snack is on offer for guests of the hotel.
Hotel Badhotel Kirchler (+43 5287 8570) serves traditional Austrian fare within one of the larger hotels in the village. A children’s menu is also on offer.
Hotel Hintertuxhof (+43 5287 8530) is one of the few restaurants in the village open for lunch. Serving mainly Austrian classics, they do a mean goulash soup! Also well set up for children, and in good weather a large playground area outside keeps little ones busy.
Piazza Restaurant (+43 5287 87490) is located in the Hotel Kossler, and as well as serving a range of food and drinks from 15:00 onwards, also has Sky Sports on offer.