Guide MICHELIN: Michelin-starred restaurants in Tyrol

The difference between the MICHELIN stars and Gault&Millau toques lies in the rating systems and focal points. While the MICHELIN stars stand for the highest culinary excellence internationally and evaluate the overall experience (cuisine, service, ambience), Gault&Millau focuses more on the cuisine and creativity of the dishes, especially in regional markets. Michelin works with an anonymous rating system, while Gault&Millau often tests openly. Stars are the global symbol of culinary excellence, while toques are an important regional recognition.

Prices vary depending on the restaurant and menu. In Tyrolean MICHELIN restaurants, 3-course menus often start at around 100 euros, while more extensive tasting menus with wine pairing can cost 200 euros or more. Many restaurants also offer seasonal or regional specialities.

MICHELIN restaurants in Tyrol combine excellent cuisine with the special atmosphere of the Alpine region. Many chefs focus on regional ingredients, such as local game, Alpine prawns or herbs from the mountains, and combine these with modern or international cuisine.

Yes, some MICHELIN restaurants in Tyrol also offer vegetarian or vegan menus, such as"Guat'z Essen" in Stumm, which is known for its sustainable and plant-based concept.

The Bib Gourmand is a special distinction awarded by the MICHELIN Guide to restaurants that offer high-quality cuisine at a particularly good price-performance ratio. The focus is on down-to-earth dishes with sophistication - often regionally influenced, prepared with fresh ingredients and great attention to detail. Diners at a Bib Gourmand restaurant can expect enjoyable cuisine that not only pleases the palate, but also the wallet.

Seven restaurants in Tyrol have been awarded the Bib Gourmand by the MICHELIN Guide. This award is given to restaurants that offer outstanding cuisine at moderate prices. The award-winning establishments include:

• Gründler's Genießer Wirtshaus in Achenkirch
• The Pfleger in Anras
• Seccoin Hall in Tirol
• Mocking - The inn in Kitzbühel
• Saluti in Matrei in East Tyrol
• Scherer in Obertilliach
• s'Morent in Zöblen

These restaurants offer authentic, regional cuisine at a high level and invite you to discover the culinary diversity of Tyrol.