Restaurant Schloss Lerchenhof

Here we ate the best white Snitzel in our lives! The place is charming, peaceful and the owners are very nice and very professional. We're definitely coming back.

We had a great stay at this hotel. Owners are very friendly. We appreciate the quality of food. They apply slow food and Km0 philosophy with great results. A place that is really worth a visit.

Friendly staff welcomed us again on the terrace in front of the beautiful mansion under the watchful eyes of the lady of the house. Lunch was presented and served, local specialities presented and delicious. Well done. We will come back

When driving through Hermagor on our quest for a nice place to have dinner, we followed the signs Schloss Lerchenhof . This Schloss turned out to be a beautiful historic Austrian villa, situated in a large garden with several outbuildings. Schloss Lerchenhof is a Schlosshotel as well as a restaurant with Austrian cuisine. In the garden, ample parking space is present. As the weather was balmy, we sat at one of the tables on the forecourt. To enhance the Austrian Old World experience, the waitresses wore typical Austrian dresses. Reviewing the meal: My appetizer consisted of five varieties of cured bacon, all home cured. The main course was sweet water trout. Of course, as the menu is Austrian, a Wienerschnitzel (with cranberry sauce) can be ordered. The meal was very satisfactory, only the prices are a shade higher than is usual in local Austrian restaurants. The service of the staff was dedicated and friendly. To be recommended. However, it transpired, that the hotel is frequented by motor cycle enthusiasts. It detracts from the soothing experience when the motor cycle club arrive at the hotel during the meal, because of the high level of decibels these arrivals produce.

Very good food. Naturally made. Standard Austrian menu. Who would expect selfmade fries - great taste. Great quality of the meat as well. Wine was tasty. Interior a bit old fashioned could be better. But the outside makes up for it. Does not help a lot in the winter though.