Restaurant in Hallein
Your tavern in Hallein
Austrian cuisine, naturally chilled beer and more than 550 years of history — Bräustübl Kaltenhausen at Salzburger Straße 67 is Hallein’s most storied restaurant.
In the heart of the Tennengau
Dining out in Hallein — with history
If you are looking for a great place to eat in Hallein, Bräustübl Kaltenhausen is the address: beer has been brewed here since 1475, and the brewery inn has welcomed guests since 1902. We serve Austrian tavern classics made from regional ingredients — from Wiener schnitzel and Bräustübl goulash to apple strudel.
Just a few minutes from Hallein’s old town, at the foot of the Barmstein rocks, you will find cozy parlors, a courtyard beer garden and plenty of space for families, groups and celebrations of any size.
At a glance
What awaits you
Austrian cuisine
Tavern classics made from regional ingredients — freshly cooked daily, honest prices.
Beer garden with Barmstein view
On warm days, the redesigned courtyard beer garden invites you to linger.
Historic ambiance
Six parlors full of history — from the Gothic Rupertigwölb to the cozy Barmstoastüberl.
The menu
A look into our kitchen
- € 17,80
Kaltenhausen cold platter
with dark rye bread
- € 18,90
“Bräustübl goulash” of local beef
with bread dumpling and potatoes
- € 7,20
Apple strudel
with whipped cream
Frequently asked questions
Where do I find Bräustübl Kaltenhausen?
At Salzburger Straße 67, 5400 Hallein — in the Kaltenhausen district at the foot of the Barmstein rocks, a few minutes from Hallein’s old town.
When is the restaurant open?
Monday 11 am–8 pm, Tuesday to Saturday 11 am–10 pm, Sundays and public holidays 11 am–9 pm.
Do I need a reservation?
For smaller groups we recommend booking ahead; for 10 or more people a written reservation is required — most easily via our reservation form.