Gasthof Talbauer In Tirolo

The Talbauer Inn can be reached via hiking trail no. 23. The starting point is the Tiroler Kreuz (Tyrolean Cross). Alternatively, you can walk up the forest road. Both routes take about an hour and involve some steep uphill sections. Once you arrive at the Talbauer, there's a terrace with a magnificent view. We had goulash and Kaiserschmarrn (shredded pancake), both of which were delicious.

Always happy to come back. The food has maintained its standard over the years.

We come to Dorf Tirol from Hameln every year. Visiting the Talbauern at least once is a must ❤️I'm still completely in love ☺️❣️

- Sensational view - Card payments accepted - Fair prices - Friendly staff - Reservations recommended in good weather - Family-run - Indoor and outdoor seating

After a strenuous climb, we made the best decision. Everything was great, even for the dog 🐕

Very tasty food and a great view

I can actually say that every year we visit the Thalbauer with friends on a hike and have lunch there. The food is undoubtedly excellent – ​​the view magnificent – ​​so I highly recommend it. What's absolutely unacceptable, however, is that today, September 9, 2025, at around 2:30 p.m., we were served by such an unfriendly young woman... unbelievable... we haven't experienced anything like that all year. I would advise this person to find another job. She's completely out of place as a waitress. We were all so upset that this review had to be written immediately.

Great view. We drank delicious spritzer as we hiked toward the village.

A beautifully situated inn at 1,200 meters above sea level, offering excellent food. I had a cappuccino and curd cake (called Quarkstrudel here because 99% of the guests are German and don't understand Tyrolean), which was excellent! Highly recommended for a rest stop!

You emerge from the forest, 1,000 meters of elevation gain under your belt, and you just want to arrive. And? You're allowed to arrive here. 2 shared rooms, 5 beds and 2 beds, and we were the only guests (11 people - hiking group). We were allowed to choose where we wanted to sleep. Great! The best part: every bed had a power outlet for charging our phones, its own nightlight, and plenty of hooks for hanging jackets, trousers, etc., if they got wet in the rain. A paradise of a bed camp. Everything looked so new, even though it had been in operation for over 10 years. Even the showers and toilets - everything was well thought out. No wish was left unfulfilled. Especially not at dinner. Traditional cuisine - like every evening, yet different - tasty, delicious, and actually always too much. We spent six days hiking the Merano High Trail, and I had the impression that what I was allowed to eat wasn't in line with my daily intake. I think I even ended up gaining a little more weight. Take care... :-)