Restaurant zum Eulenspiegel

Restaurant zum Eulenspiegel

Salzburg

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Restaurant zum Eulenspiegel

Restaurant zum Eulenspiegel
Located facing Mozart’s birth house in the heart of Salzburg, Zum Eulenspiegel has been a unique feature of the old part of Salzburg for over 680 years. It serves traditional Austrian cuisine in a rustic and cosy ambience. Several dishes are still pan-fried with melted butter just like grandma used to do.

Information

  • addressHagenauerplatz 2, Salzburg
  • emailrestaurant@zum-eulenspiegel.at
  • openingHoursThu–Tue 1pm–10pm, Wed closed
  • phone+43 662 843180
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